Once we got back check in wrinkles, we loved our stay. As mentioned, this was the old hard rock hotel (even has a street 'hard rock ave'. It's a quiet hotel which as the stay went on, we appreciated more and more. After busy nights it was nice to come back to our hotel where it was much quieter and served as transition to down time. Also, didn't smell smoke as many other hotels did. We had two room; Both in Ruby Tower, both on 6th floor. Both suites but our room was larger (10706). Mid Century Modern interior (color and furnishings) with two orange couches facing each other in the living room, separated by partial wood wall with a TV on each side. Other side was a comfortable King bed and a nicely sized double sink bathroom. Ruby Tower also had a separate entry/check in, which is right off the free valet for Ruby Tower Stays. We did hang out in the pool one day. Since we had our kids (older teenagers) we didn't get to hang on the adult only side, but the other side was great. We liked the two pieces.....a sand pool side (which we used) and the regular pool side. Only thing that hurt was the $40 drink! Overall our room was a very comfortable and we really liked our stay read more

I visited Virgin Hotels Las Vegas for the first time to attend another Yelp event. One of the first things I noticed and something I wish more casinos would bring back, is the free parking! It was completely free, with no gates or tickets to deal with, which made arriving and leaving so easy and stress-free, and definitely made spending time there less stressful as I wasn't constantly checking the time to see how much parking could cost or to not exceed a three hour limit that locals get for free at other casinos. To get to the restaurant, I walked through part of the casino floor. It was nicely decorated, and I was pleasantly surprised that I didn't notice any cigarette smoke. Maybe it was because I arrived before the weekend crowds, or there just weren't many people smoking at the time..? I did use the restroom by Lucia Mexican Grill. It is a very spacious and open bathroom, however, I didn't see any changing tables at all. That's something I look for when I go to casinos whether or not I'm with my youngest child, since it's just something I feel many casinos need to have. Families visit Vegas and go to the casinos also, so I don't understand why it's so difficult to find a changing table. Regardless, I definitely didn't get the full casino experience since I was there mainly for the event, but from what I did see, it made a positive first impression. I'd be interested in coming back to explore more of the property in the future. read more

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HOT HOTEL VALUE OFF THE STRIP!! Virgin hotels Las Vegas Hotel and Casino is really a nice place!! This was my first time here inside this building since the transformation from when it was the Hard Rock hotel and casino. Of which, that is my favorite hotel of all time. It was not too busy just a local checking out the new scenery and it was really nice inside. I like all of the restaurant additions and the decorations. The casino games look pretty basic and standard casino floor. Great air-conditioning, which is nice on a hot Las Vegas summer night. It was still daylight, even though it was nighttime and the back side of the hotel with the pool area, cabana area and concert area was in top notch condition! Plenty of options here to dine! I especially liked the Pizza Forte! Also, free parking garage that was really nice attached to the building so you didn't have to walk outside. I would love to come back here to catch a show and or stay in the rooms and see what those are like. It was hard not to try and figure out what it used to look like way back in the day. I was confused for a minute, but I really enjoyed the cherry design, red accents all of which seemed to be the logo and theme all over. This property is nothing too overwhelming just very relaxing and chill. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a nice place to go as a local for a staycation or a night out. And or anyone coming in from out of town, looking for something nice but off the Las Vegas strip also a great option! read more

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OMG! This is such a hidden gem - I really don't want to share lol! Beautiful property with easy access to the strip and FREE PARKING! As others have mentioned, the casino and overall vibe of the property is tame compared to other hotels on the strip. I personally appreciated the respite from the energy of the city but others might find the calmer energy to be a turnoff. Didn't get to try out the pools but they looked nice along with the outdoor stage. There are also a few restaurants on-site including Nobu and another restaurant with a great breakfast buffet. My only gripes were with check-in (long lines with no option for online check-in), and room service (breakfast only, not 24/7). Overall, a great and affordable option for your next Vegas trip read more

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We hadn't been here in long while Before it was the Mohegan and now it's the Virgin We love this hotel it's off the strip and Rooms are great service here at the bar was so nice The bartender she shook the Cadillac's and 4 were Enjoying them It was so relaxed here read more

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My friends and I decided on a staycation to celebrate a birthday this weekend, and spending the day at the Virgin Hotel pool turned out to be a great decision. The weather was beautiful, the music was a little boring but that's ok lol, and the atmosphere struck a nice relaxed vibe without feeling overcrowded. After grabbing our drinks, we settled into a comfortable spot and spent the afternoon unwinding. The pool area was well maintained, the staff was welcoming. Guests were enjoying themselves in different ways. I really like the 21+ pool. It seemed to be colder in temp compared to the other pool downstairs. It is hot up there because the sun is shining directly on the deck & they are no umbrellas up there. One of the best things about Las Vegas is that you can enjoy a getaway without ever leaving the city. This pool day felt like a mini vacation and was the perfect way to celebrate a birthday. Between the pleasant atmosphere, good service, and time spent with friends, it was an experience we would happily do again. read more

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Hey yall! $35 (2 hr) SPA AMENITIES DEAL! From 4-6pm daily, you get to use the full spa areas, including sauna, steam rooms, hot tubs, pools inside the spa, and the gym.... That's a deal! For non hotel guests even! I couldn't find this deal anywhere else! It costs $180 for the spa entry at Resort world, I'm so happy I didn't go. Can't wait to try this out on sat or sun! I was told the gym is across from the spa and it's open door till 6pm daily! Yay!! I'm going!! read more

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I recently stayed here for a work conference in the area. I thought this was a conveniently located, quiet option for those visiting Vegas. It was pretty affordable and has basic amenities. Service at the front desk was just okay. I had several billing issues that were quickly resolved, but it was annoying to keep calling. The room was very large with a separate vanity area, which I appreciated. My room could have been a little cleaner. The velvet furniture looked worn and was covered in other people's hair (ew!). The bathroom also had a lot of stray hairs when I checked in. This kind of grossed me out and kicked off my stay on the wrong foot. This resort is huge, so prepare to give yourself plenty of time to walk around. It took me almost 15 minutes to get from the front door all the way to my room. It was mostly quiet - the only issue I had was that the walls were thin, so I could hear my neighbors when they got rowdy on night. The spa onsite is nice, but not all of the amenities were open during my treatment. They have a discount for resort guests, but you have to ask for it to be applied. The pool area looked quite nice, but it closed every day at 6:00. This was super annoying since I was looking forward to getting some sun after my conference each day. Overall, I think this hotel is just fine. It is a good alternative to busier casino hotels on the strip if you're looking to be a little removed from the chaos. I likely wouldn't stay here again, but enjoyed it for what it was. read more

Virgin Hotels - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I flew into Vegas to meet up with a friend whom I have not met for a long time. Decided to stay my last 2 nights in a hotel instead of staying with my friend for the entire trip. Originally wanted to stay at Conrad Las Vegas but read everywhere that the property would not feel like a Conrad. So I decided to try out Virgin Hotel here. For the price point I paid, perhaps I should not complain too much. Then again .. ROOM 20710 - 2/5 The Strip view one bedroom chamber was big. There was a door which can closed off the bedroom from the entry way, vanity desk, closet and bathroom. The main room and bathroom were clean. Décor was modern and bright. The hybrid bed was "innovative" but did not serve me any purpose. To me, it is just a "sound good" idea but just a bit gimmicky to me. Bed was a bit too soft, but I have no problem cos my parachute home mattress topper feels like sleeping on a cloud. So I am used to soft mattress. Unfortunately, bed was not made properly. Underneath the duvet, sheet was not tucked in fully (See pic). And the bathroom mat has a stain (See pic). I don't think any hotel should reuse linens with a stain for the next guest. Now the most regrettable of all for this Strip view room was the noise from the pool. I could not sleep in since the music from the pool started thumping from around 9.30am and would go on all day and evening. I get that this is Vegas, but I have been to Conrad Bali which they too have music at the pool, but this is almost offensive. Conrad Bali highest floor is 3rd, I was on the 7th floor. SERVICE - 3/5 The staff who checked me in, she was a-ok. Not too friendly, a bit robotic. Now what made this a lower tier hotel for me was, the staff failed to tell me which direction to go. There are 3 towers here: Canyon, Opal and Ruby. So where are the elevators? Basically the staff handed me the keys and then expected me to find my way around the enormous area with slot machines and what not. I walked back but saw there were other people checking in. So I wanted to ask the staff at the bell desk where were the elevators for the Canyon Tower. While waiting, I turned back to look at my friend who was standing at a distance, and only then I saw the sign directing the way to Canyon Tower. Check-in staff has clearly failed to give directions to the guest on where she should head to. This experience was the first for me. The housekeeping staff I ran into the hallway was polite and friendly though. And the check out staff was friendly too (He asked how was my stay; I only casually mentioned about the music). Thanks to these staff, the reason why the 3/5 here. If not, I would rate the service a zero. OTHERS - 1/5 Tried to order food pick up from the TV by scanning the QR code for 2 days. Wanted some wings from Kitchen Express. and burger the next day. Did not work (See pic). In the end, I ordered Ubereats and then pick up a slice of pizza at the Pizza Forte. The pizza was decent, but staff were nice. Why would the coffee shop (Funny Library Coffee Shop) at the hotel closes at 1pm daily?? I won't recommend anyone who wants to go to casino or shows, but like some peace & quiet when back to their hotel. But for those who want sound stimulation all day, then why not? I do wonder the rooms that cost less (not having that overrated Strip View) located on the other side would have less noise. read more

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I really liked this hotel. It's a little off the strip. We did walk it back in the day, but I don't recommend doing so at night. Upon arrival after getting to the front desk there is a separate line for Hilton Honors gold & diamond members as well as the VIP Virgin hotel rewards guests which was nice. Check in at the hotel was a little slow, but service was amazing and friendly throughout the stay. Only part of a real challenge was navigating how to get into the pool. The hotel is a little different logistically with three towers and all the different spaces. For gambling- sign up for the cherry rewards to play and they have like a $10 promo. I'm a big Hilton fan so I had this on the list to stay. As a Diamond member, no real upgrade was "available" but was thanked for the loyalty and assigned to a corner room which I loved. No ability on the app to select your own room though. I was in the opal Tower sixth floor with a parking garage view and a hotel view. The room itself was delightful and no complaints. Careful not to touch the mini bar or the sensor activated beverage stand you'll be billed after a minute for the item. I was forewarned and the advice was appreciated. I did have trouble with the logistics of the shared login room system with the phone and gave up as it wasn't worth the effort. I did love the lighting and that I could dim all the rooms from the switches. Was just a one night stay, but I think what sold this hotel for me is the service, and the hotel amenities, and quality of the room itself. read more

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I Had a fantastic stay over the weekend. I checked in around 3 pm and went home to get my stuff ( local) . As I returned and went to the room I noticed a loud annoying noise coming from the elevator. I quickly went downstairs for a room change , Ayla from front desk was amazing and quickly changed me to a new room . The rooms are clean and spacious. The sand bottom pool is awesome and definitely gave me real vacation vibes . read more

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This hotel was clean and service was friendly. It's conveniently close to the airport, but somewhat of a distance from the strip and the Allegiant Stadium. There is no airport shuttle nor shuttle to the strip. Something to note is that there is no fridge nor microwave in the room, which was pretty inconvenient. The bathroom was also a tight fit. It was hard to open the shower door and grab your towel off of their hooks. It was easy to find the ride share area and the casino area was small (which was nice). Overall was a nice stay. read more

Off the Strip, in the former Hard Rock Hotel, the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas was a bit of a change for us. I don't think the surrounding neighborhood was as nice as our stay at The Palazzo, and the drive up to the hotel is just ok. We stayed in the Ruby Tower, which had a nice lounge area. Our Ruby King Grand Chamber Suite and Ruby 2 Queen Grand Chamber Suite were roomy, 700 sq. ft. with separate areas, lots of storage, funky modern style and furnishings. The King Suite only had a shower, while the Queen Suite had a tub. Checkin stressed how sensitive the mini bar was, and that touching the items would lead to being charged (I've heard this about other Vegas hotels too). Very generous with the Red Flower amenities. We had to call housekeeping once because they removed all of our towels. The gym (24/7) and Juice Bar were nice; the pool area was closed but there were people out on the lawn area. There are events held on the outside area, although we tended to be out in the evening. I would like to try the puppy yoga sometime, or if I do return, I am so intrigued by the Vibroacoustic Electromagnetic device and would like to try it. (I've never heard of it and I will do some research on it in my area). The casino seemed smallish and seemed very quiet to me. I'm not a gambler, but if I were, I think I would venture out from this casino. We enjoyed our stay, although this doesn't seem like the right fit for us. Am I wrong, does the Virgin brand/cherry marketing (which Virgin uses because it is "sweet") seem off to you? read more

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Solid off the strip hotel with great prices great pools and just an overall great stay with some of the best and most comfortable beds! You gotta try this hotel! It's great! read more

I absolutely adored this hotel and will definitely be back when the time comes for it. This hotel is literally five minutes away from the airport! What I really appreciate most about the Virgin is that you are able to access any major highway or location on the strip so easily because of the back roads you can take. The staff here is so friendly and I had nothing but five-star interactions. The Virgin is perfect if you want the Vegas amenities without the overstimulation of a resort on the strip. It's a bit more calm so it was nice to actually feel like you could decompress as soon as you walked in. Food options were solid and the pool options are freaking iconic. The rooms were so spacious and comfy and it was very much my aesthetic. Can't recommend it enough. For those who are Hilton Honors members, Virgin is a Curio hotel!! read more

This review is for the casino and businesses inside. We have been here several times to seen shows in the 24 Oxford showroom and eat at a few restaurants inside. Parking is free and convenient. The staff is friendly and casino areas clean and the overall atmosphere is very good. I only had one bad experience at a concert here in their concert theater with a particular usher. The 24 Oxford showroom is a nice venue and has has some interesting and great shows to include Lady Like, Frank Marino's Divas, Drag & Drinks, and Little Miss Nasty shows. Overall, we have had good experiences here. read more

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Yelp limits character count so I will include a short version... I have a detailed review on Trip Advisor... Overall: the hotel is in a great spot, not too far from the strip, but is some distance from the chaos. The room was so spacious, clean, and quiet. The casino had a wide array of games, was very clean and well maintained. The restaurants offer an abundance of food and drink options, and the hotel offers some shops if you need any last-minute items. The entire staff from the front desk to the waitresses, to the lifeguards to housekeeping were amazing and on top of everything! This was my first stay at the Virgin Hotel and in Las Vegas and wow did everything EXCEED my expectations and more! I had an amazing birthday trip and was so happy to visit my friends and stay at a great hotel. Next time I'm in Vegas I will stay at this hotel for sure! Worth every single penny! I came to Las Vegas for my birthday and to visit a friend who recently moved here. My trip was from Saturday to Saturday. I originally booked a room from Saturday to Tuesday and was planning to stay with a friend from Tuesday to Saturday. I loved this hotel so much that I extended my stay and re-booked for Tuesday to Saturday. Big shout out to Laila for helping me extend my stay and helping me keep the same room so I didn't have to move everything to a new room and possibly in a different area of the hotel. Laila helped me save money and was the absolute best! read more

The Virgin Hotel Las Vegas has become my go to hotel whenever I'm in town for business. First of their rooms are top notch and on top they offer free parking which nowadays is pretty much unheard of when staying on the strip! All their rooms are nice and bright and the hotel doesn't get crowded like some other hotels on the strip. Another thing I like is that they give you an ex amount of free food and drinks which is included in your stay. Other highlights are their two pools and their nicely equipped gym. Enjoy read more

For ease & convenience, we chose to stay at Virgin Hotels where we were attending the AVN Expo being held in their event space. The noise situation might deter us from booking here again. We requested to switch rooms because the one we were assigned was bombarded with whines & squeaks from the nearby elevators. Such a shame to move, as our original room was so spacious. I'm not certain if this problem exists only in the Canyon Tower, but something in their elevator shaft is in desperate need of some good lubricating (if you know what the AVN Awards are, you'll know why that sentence is so fitting lol) The room we moved to was smaller, but much quieter with the exception of planes overhead. Virgin Hotels is a quick five-minute drive to LAS which, combined with inadequate sound-proofing windows, explains the noise pollution. Needless to say, this isn't the hotel to choose if you require a peaceful night's rest. Everything was good enough -- service, cleanliness, comfort of bed, proximity to the Strip, the food at One Steakhouse on their lobby level -- but ideally, we'll try a different hotel on our next jaunt to Vegas. read more

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This was the old Hard Rock hotel. I got to stay here since it Robin Hood used the location to host their 2025 Summit. The hotel was nice and the staff were super organized in helping us find everything. Overall the casino is pretty small from what I remembered back in the day. Maybe it's because it was mid week but the crowd was really light. It's a bit off the strip. Parking was easy. read more

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This review is based solely on their pool/beach experience. My son in law was staying here for business Monday through Thursday. We took all the kids to the pool for a day of enjoyment. Note to the establishment, please figure out the temperature of the water and also sidewalk plus the sand scenario. The sidewalk and the sand get ridiculously hot and one second with your feet on the sand burns your feet in an unacceptable manner. I know there are products on the market that you can use on your flooring to make it a more pleasant experience. I know there's not much you can do about controlling the temperature of the sand however, if you could strategically place some foot landing material nearby that would be helpful. I witnessed several people trying to hop along on a towel to avoid burning their feet. I can't believe this has not been an issue before. The temperature of the water is like a bathtub. Not very pleasant when you're trying to cool off. Now let's get to the rules! There's absolutely no room to include any forms of enjoyment while you're in the pool/beach. They don't allow the children to have buckets in the water as well as any sort of ball throwing/catching by anyone. I feel like they were extremely harsh in enforcing these rules. The pool/beach concept is wonderful, however, things definitely need to be sorted out. read more

The Virgin Hotels Las Vegas hosted the annual NASPP Conference in October, 2025. For ease and convenience as an attendee and presenter, I chose to stay here. Below are my reservation details: Arrival Date : Monday, 10/20/2025 Departure Date: Friday, 10/24/2025 Room Type : 2 QUEENS CHAMBER Room Rate : $219 + tax/night Nightly Resort Fee: $45 (+tax) inclusive of best-in-class amenities and added benefits for hotel guests, including Daily Wellness Classes, 15% off Spa Services, in-room streaming services, including Netflix and Hulu, High Speed Internet Access, Two (2) Bottles of Water and Notary Services (2 Documents). The Resort Charge is not included in the daily rate. Originally the home of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, where I once stayed many years ago, I was curious to see the transformation of the property. Here's the lowdown on the remodeled resort: LOCATION (unchanged from its Hard Rock Hotel Days): Just 2 miles from the Las Vegas International Airport, when we arrived by Uber, Ray and I were pleasantly surprised by how quickly we arrived at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. The Hilton property is only two blocks, a mile east from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, so still very near attractions, but distant enough to get a quieter, calmer stay from the chaos on the Strip. Although not located on Las Vegas Boulevard, Planet Hollywood and the Wynn are only about a 25 minutes' walk away. As walking back to your room after a night out on the Strip isn't an easy hop, skip and jump, a car ride through the Vegas Strip traffic is usually required to get to where the happenings are. VENUE: The entire space has been completey renovated from the Hard Rock Hotel days. Long gone are the predecessor's rock n' roll artifacts, replaced by a tranquil modern desert aesthetic. The resort houses an array of good restaurants (NOBU, KASSI Beach House, ONE STEAKHOUSE, etc.) and a significantly smaller casino compared to those on the Strip. With only 550 slot machines and just a little more than 45 game tables, the casino tends to be emptier than the huge ones on the strip, giving off a less exciting vibe...which can be appealing to some. There are three guest room towers; CANYON, OPAL and RUBY. ROOM/"CHAMBER": Room 20918 in the CANYON tower is where we (Z arrived with me and Mom & her sisters showed up on Wednesday, the 20th) stayed. With natural colours of white, cream, and light wood dominating the chamber, bright orange and hues of rust and mustard popped through from the bedroom door, wall art and groovy chairs. The queen beds, connected by a single ergonomic headboard that also functioned as seating in between the two beds, were very comfortable. The chamber also featured a well sized flat-screen television, spacious shower, albeit sans a bench, ample charging outlets, and an expansive view of the swimming pool. We appreciated the dedicated space, with a sliding door to close off from the sleeping section, for a dressing area and stylish sit-down vanity desk with lighted mirror. The room was great, but I did notice a low, constant horn-sounding noise as if we were on a boat. I never figured out the source of that bizarre sonance...nor did my roommates hear it. SERVICE: No room service offered here, unfortunately. Bummer. Housekeeping was excellent, though. Myra/Mayra (sp?) cleaned our room every day during our stay and she went above and beyond to ensure that we were well supplied with the red flower toiletries as well as enough daily bottles of water for everyone in our party. Heads-up - I recommend that lodgers check their receipts when settling invoices; I caught two errors of being overcharged for nightly resort fees when I first prepaid for the reservation in May/June and when I checked out on October 24. They had to refund me $22 in June and $204.08 at check-out. Issues aside, our stay was cozy and pleasant. Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is a perfect choice for those who want to enjoy the energy of Sin City, but are also seeking a more relaxed resort to retreat from the hubbub of the Strip. read more

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This was another hotel we stayed at due to my husband doing work here. I have been intrigued by the Virgin brand the last five years or so and was equally intrigued by staying here. This hotel and casino used to be Hard Rock. So coming from SoFL where the Hard Rock is a complete ripoff, this was refreshing. There is a lot to do here and everything is spacious. We arrived in the evening and checked in prior to roaming anywhere on the property. They have a "program" for dogs so they gave us a little goodie bag for our munchkin. Upon entering our room, we were informed awe. It was one of the best hotel rooms we have stayed in! It was so spacious and comfortable. I even had a great view from the window while I was working. The casino was pretty dead most of the times we went downstairs to gamble. We actually won a couple hand pays during our visit but put a lot of it back. The drink service was great most of the time and there was a server who took care of us most of the days we were there, I cannot remember her name unfortunately. The restaurants were really good. I was not too crazy about the Mexican restaurant but we loved the pizza place so much that we ate there 3-4 times! The Dunkin though was awful. It was super expensive and there was a drop of cream cheese on my bagel. I was very upset to discover Todd English's place is no longer here because it was one of the best restaurants I ever visited. The staff overall were good. Everywhere we went was clean. I hate paying for resort fees because we never use anything that the fee pays for. We live in FL so we never go to pools. We are always walking around so we never use the gyms. So with that being said, I cannot provide input about those amenities. read more

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My absolute favorite hotel and casino in Vegas! The staff are always amazing, very kind, and friendly. The rooms are a good size, very clean, and nicely decorated. The pool is by far my favorite feature but even in the months when the pools aren't open, it's still a great place to stay! While smoking is allowed on the casino floor, it isn't overly smoky which is perfect. The restaurants and bars are all fantastic and the drinks are reasonably priced with good quality. The cabanas are the pool are fantastic and a must try during the warmer months. read more

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The Virgin hotel in Vegas is really nice and the prices for rooms are not bad at all. The room service is top notch quality with very clean rooms and beds. The pools at this hotel are very nice as well. The overall experience here was great even though I did not get to check out the lobby area. read more

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Great hotel for working in Vegas. I'm staying here for my future visits. I'm in sales and have accounts all over the area so staying somewhere central is great but being on the strip sucks. This is close enough to the action where there's food and convenience but far enough off that I'm not dealing with all the conference traffic and nightlife. PARKING GARAGES ARE FREE (2) which is great for anyone. I wouldn't wanna pay parking if I was here to play, and not having to add that to my expenses each day is a bonus. Resort is large enough where you don't go stir crazy after a week in the same place but small enough to figure out layout quickly. There's 3 or 4 elevated food options. And even a casual pizza place. Nobu, Kassi and a Mexican place. I ate dinner at all 3 and service was good and food was good. Room was clean and the amenities and setup was great for a multi-night stay. Closet area and vanity was great for hanging work clothes and having a separate space from the bedroom. Idk what level my room was as I was upgraded, though. Room design was funky and very unique but still functional. I would only downgrade my 5 star review for a few things. (I didn't cause they're petty) But this is coming from someone who has stayed everywhere in LV for work and is now going to use this place as my go-to. 1. The 49 buttons in the room for lights don't work. I am good with tech and could not figure it out for a day. Once I did figure out one light panel, I realized the others were broken. I am assuming my next room won't have this issue as I already booked a future stay, but I've seen this in other reviews. 2. The Dunkin is charging prices that would make an airport Dunkin blush. It's operated by the same people as the airport places (Hudson) but beware. I paid like $28 for a breakfast sandwich and iced latte. When on a per-diem for work this drains your meal spend fast. If I was here for fun, this would suck even more. 3. The ac turned off midday everyday. When I would get back to my room it was muggy and I'd turn the fan back on high. 4. My beautiful, walk-in, glass shower that would fit a family of 6 had a clogged drain and would fill to the pan height every day. I was genuinely worried I was going to over flow it. 5. No in-room fridge. Just a mini bar fridge with warning labels all over it. I'm used to this on the strip, but thought they might give a fridge off-strip. There was an option for them to unload the mini bar for a $40 fee. 6. NO MOBILE CHECK IN. This is a$$. I did wait probably 15 minutes in line to check in which isn't horrible but just sucks. Most Vegas properties don't do mobile check in and I'm sure there's a reason. Once I checked in, I put half my stuff away then went back to my car (moved it to the garage connected to my tower) and got my other things. Dragging suitcases across a carpeted casino floor to then stand there for 15 minutes really does suck. Especially at the end of a workday. Hopefully they figure out a quicker way to accommodate this as I did see this in a few reviews as well. During my next stay, I'm only going to bring what I have to check-in then retrieve my belongings from my car. It's 50/50 odds that you park in the correct tower. Welcome to Vegas I guess. I did not complain about any of these items as they were not enough to impact much. But I'm highlighting them as my ONLY complaints on a business week stay. For the price my company paid for this room, I would generally expect more to complain about. From what I saw, prices are really great for what you get. read more

The check-in process was long as there were only 2 representatives available at peak time which was around 4 pm. There was a lot to do at the hotel and numerous eateries but known were mentioned. The hotel, rooms and grounds were very clean. The staff were friendly. read more

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I've wanted to stay here for a few years now. Specifically in the lofts! It must be the lofts! I was coming to town for a concert and to celebrate a special occasion, I use a hotel app that offers awesome rates. So, I caught the hotel and the room I wanted for dirt cheap prices! SCORE!!! I booked it instantly. Initially I booked for 2 nights at a rate of $330. Then I added on an additional night for $182 about a month later. I flew in late on Thursday night. So I didn't attempt to check in until 1230am. When I got there the service was quick, the hotel was pretty empty at that time. The clerk was "different" idk if he was special needs or what, but let's just say he was eccentric. He checked me into a room and when I got there it was nothing like the pics or my resy email confirmation. I called the front desk immediately! I get a female named Kate on the line and I ask her what type of room is this? She replies a standard King room. I advise her, this isn't what I booked. She says come back down, I do. I go back to the same male clerk who did the initial check in and advise the issue. He calls his mgr and goes to the back for like 15/20mins. I'm like WTF is going on! It's late, I'm tired and frustration is kicking in! He comes back and asks do I have the confirmation email of my original resy because they dont have it. I produce it. He goes bk to mgt another 15mins pass. A male mgr appears, his name is Brent. He has me email him the origin resy. He puts me in another room. ANOTHER WRONG ROOM!!!!!! A handicapped accessible room at that!!!!! I got back to the eccentric clerk and advise this is still the wrong room! My room is a 1 bedroom, 1 story, patio loft hotel room. NOT HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE! He calls Brent the mfr and they correct it FINALLY at 2am I'm in my room! The correct room! The room was BEAUTIFUL! It was huge, clean, everything I had expected. This is typically a 500-700 a night room. And I guess they were shocked at the rate I got it for! But that's not on me! Blame the booking site and accommodate your guests immediately! I would return here. Parking/valet is FREE. read more

Virgin Hotels - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Clean, sleek, and funky. I've always enjoyed the Palms Springs modern mid-century vibes that this hotel evokes. Pops of orange, trendy artwork, with stylish furniture and hardwood flooring are found in the rooms I've stayed in. The casino floor features the same thought to aesthetics, but is a little darker and rather empty at times. Virgin Hotel is still one of my favorites in Vegas as it's easily accessible, off-Strip, and no parking fees. They also have promos for rooms all the time, so I recently took advantage of one specifically geared towards locals. For this deal, rooms were as low as $59, with the resort fee of $50 waived, plus a food and beverage credit on top of it all. What a literal steal, couldn't believe it. My friend and I stayed a night just so we can have a pool day. There are several pools available, but my favorite is the main one with all the sand. (Not Kassi Beach pool, the water there has been too warm the last couple times I've gone) They have a Cherry Rewards program, but I guess you can only sign up at the property. I only wish I got credit for my prior bookings and dining as I could've been receiving points all this time. I've booked the Oasis one bedroom suite before, perfect for entertaining a small gathering. The king chamber Canyon is the standard room, but still has great amenities like touch-control settings. I haven't stayed in the Ruby tower, but it has its own fancy registration area. CON: no microwave, coffee maker, or mini fridge for personal use, only a fridge with bar items PRO: Express check-out available on TV, free parking, pools are well-maintained (always see employees sweeping), a handful of food options for different budgets. read more

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MEL!! She came to my rescue when we need water to take my medication. I was at the pool bar and she wasted no time. Superb customer service! Great vibes ! Great everything!! read more

So I learned that the pool used to me Rehab. Never been. It was interesting to see that only one pool was open during that day. The adult pool was closed. To see kids and have to swim with kids isn't as favoring when you want a break. The pool is nice. Unless you get a cabana, there is no real shade. You are in the elements. The waiters were good and the lifeguards I did interact with were nice. It's a bit much to try to find the pool and then try to find how to get to the actual pool, poor signage . Overall I feel I need a good time for a weekday. Sunblock or not, I was truly sunkissed when leaving. I'll be back, hope to experience the pool on a weekday without kids. As a local that's the whole point to going to a pool on the day that isn't a community pool. Happy Yelping! read more

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We stayed here back in July 2025 for a quick weekend trip to Las Vegas. Getting Hilton Honors elite benefits (i.e. dining credits) was a nice perk for this hotel. Free self parking in the attached garage is also very nice! The hotel itself is super clean with modern decor. The pool isn't as fancy as the ones at the more famous hotels on the Strip, but they do the job. We really enjoyed dining at Kassi Beach for one of our dinners. It's also nice that other reasonably priced dining options are nearby since this hotel is off-Strip. On the other hand, this hotel being off-Strip could be a deal breaker for some. From the Virgin Hotel to the Strip is walkable... but just barely. You'd probably be better off utilizing a ride share service. The only major issue I encountered during my 3 days here is that on our last day, 1 out of the only 2 elevators in the Opal Tower went down, leading to stupidly long lines to access your room if you were staying in the Opal Tower. Hopefully that's not a common issue, but they really should have more than 2 elevators per hotel tower. read more

Nice off strip hotel nude the Hilton brand. It offers quite a bit under one roof. A hotel, casino, convention center, multiple restaurants, convenience shopping and coffee. Food offerings range from upscale to more budget friendly. 24 hour pizza ensures that you will never go hungry, no matter the time. We stayed in the Canyon Tower and were pleased with our room. We didn't have a view, but the room was nice. We were not 100% pleased with the overall cleaning job that was done before we arrived, but we always come prepared to do our own cleaning/sanitizing routine before we settle in. Our 2nd floor room was quiet and easily accessible. All interactions with staff were favorable. I would stay here again. I recommend this for someone who wants to be close to the strip, but not right in the action. This hotel is more chill and laid back than ones on the strip. The crowd was a bit older, not the young college crowd. read more

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I've stayed here numerous times. Each time I've always found this property to be overall exceptional as far as lodging goes. ROOMS: The rooms have a unique charm that you just won't find anywhere else. They're consistently clean and have a fresh, inviting feel. There's a laid-back vibe that makes you feel like you're in a tropical paradise. The beds are incredibly comfortable, and I can genuinely look forward to every stay. POOL: The pool is a sand beach like experience. You'll feel like you are in Bora Bora. Its a spacious set up and you'll enjoy it. It needs a hot tub though! SPA: Oh man, I've always loved relaxing at this Spa. Day passes are expensive now but the Co-Ed bathhouse allows you to relax with your loved one. Overall very luxurious feel. Every detail seems thoughtfully curated, from the vibrant desert decor to the soothing scents that you will experience here. Yes the staff isn't the finest and the restaurants arent either but i still like coming here. Special shout out to their new Chinese restaurant Chef XUE Chinese food. I tried it and it was delicious. I'm Hilton Honors and come to this property for staycations. read more

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A great deal via AAA for this hotel during the Cinco De Mayo weekend. First time at a Virgin Hotel but definitely reminds me of Hard Rock Seminole in South Florida. I booked a room that had 2 queen beds and no view unfortunately. This hotel is near UNLV, and conveniently off the strip (about 5 mins) if you don't want to be in the craziness of it all. This is still located around some great eats, CVS, and attractions like Top Golf. Our hotel had Dunkin, One Steakhouse, Nobu, and of course it wouldn't be Vegas without a casino in your hotel. It was very clean and modern but it did seem like they were doing renovations in the main lobby. Even when I rented a car, the parking garages are located in great area according to your tower. The designated rideshare area is great, especially with a busy hotel like this. Unfortunately, the weather was not laying out by the pool type of weather but it gives me another reason to come back soon to check out the Kassi Beach House. read more

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I've been to Virgin many times but never stayed here since it was the old Hard Rock. The 4th was coming up and I wanted a staycation. I know booking on the 4th would be expensive so I decided to try the 3rd. And since I'm using my points via Southwest, I was surprised it wasn't that much for 5200 points (A-list member uses less points). I jumped on it when I saw the room type is DOUBLE 1 King Ruby Corner Chamber Dog Friendly. I did my research and the above room should cost more points (4x) but who am I to point this out? I wasn't aware if you're in the Ruby tower, you have your own registration desk.. so I was out front. During check-in I asked if I could use my Cherry Rewards players card to get comp (or at least discount) on the resort fee. No such luck but he mentioned if I didn't book via 3rd party, it's possible. Once I got the key, for some reason he puts me in the Canyon tower. Now I don't mind Canyon as long as it's the same type of room so I went and check it out. Sure enough it was NOT even close to what I've selected. So I went back to the front desk and asked what happened. The front desk lady was nice enough to inform me that for some reason, their computer shows a regular room. I showed her what I've booked. She left and talked to the manager and got it resolved. Now I know it's a screwup but it wasn't MY screwup and I was putting my foot down. Luckily I didn't even bring my luggage with me (for this exact reason) The corner room is very nice, I could go on with the description, check out the photos/video and see for yourself. As a side note, the other pool (21+) wasn't opened on Thu. I suppose it's only on weekends. read more

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My husband and I stayed at the hotel from 4/1/26 to 4/4/26. We stayed in the Opal Tower, room 31126. Overall, we enjoyed our stay. However, we experienced an attempted room invasion in the early hours of 4/4/26. We returned to our hotel room around 10pm on 4/3/26. We had an early morning flight on 4/4/26 so I decided I'd shower before going to bed. I realized even though house keeping made the bed and took our used towels, they did not replace the towels. We had no towels at all in our room. I figured no big deal, these things happen. I attempted to use the phone in our room to call guest services, but quickly discovered the phone in our room wasn't working. I used the phone in the hallway by the elevator to call guest services to request towels. While I initially found these events to be an annoying inconvenience, due to an event that occurred later that evening, I believe the towels were forgotten and the phone was disabled on purpose. Around 3:30am on 4/4/26, we awoke to someone knocking very loudly on our door, claiming to be housekeeping. We figured it was some drunk guy, who forgot his key, or was messing with his friends. We knew better than to open the door. As we approached the door from the inside, we told him he had the wrong room. We looked out the peep hole and saw 3 or 4 guys standing in the hallway. The guy kept saying that he was housekeeping, had the correct room, and we needed to open the door. They wouldn't leave and since our room phone had been disabled (The cord that connected to receiver to the headset had been removed.), we couldn't call the front desk or security. When I told the guys that I was going to call the police, they decided that they did have the wrong room and left. We checked out of the hotel at 6am on 4/4/26. Due to our early morning flight, we didn't have time to file a report with security. However, there was a camera in the hallway near our room. If the hallway cameras work, security will easily be able to see the event. I find it hard to believe that this group of guys just happen to randomly choose our room, with a non-working phone. I can only imagine what may have happened if we were stupid enough to open the door. If the business sees this message and would like to discuss the event, feel free to use the email address or phone number we had on file at the hotel. read more

Overall no complaints with the hotel at all. The front desk staff works very quickly to get people checked in and they are very courteous. The parking is free if you self-park, just follow the signs to garage entrance. The place is very clean but there is smell of cigarette smoke on the casino floor, but the rooms are fine. The rooms do feel a bit dated but not enough to make me cringe like some of the other Vegas properties. The pizza place by the NOBU restaurant is open 24/7 and they food is always fresh. Just get the cheese or anything with meats on it. The spinach white cheese is just meh...overall I'd stay here again if coming for a weekend event. read more

My husband used to live in Vegas and they'd come to this hotel when it was the Hard Rock Hotel. We stopped in here on our walk to UNLV to check this place out. First thing he said was that this place changed A LOT since the Hard Rock. He would point out what used to be where. This place is really beautiful. Loved the check in area. They were doing renovations so it wasn't fully functional yet. There was a staff member that talked to him for quite awhile. There were talking about Vegas and this hotel like 20 years ago. He was really nice. We stopped into the on-site Dunkin Donuts but their prices were insane. Like $3+ for a donut... we ended up walking across the street to the normal Dunkin and treated our kids to some sweets. I'm sure we sound super cheap but we have legs and don't feel the need to spend resort-prices when we can walk across the street and pay a fraction of the cost. Our kids were like, "We want to stay here next time." And while this place is nice, it's off the strip a ways and would take you away from the action. On our way back from UNLV, we stopped back into Virgin to catch a cab back to the strip. (It's still a ways off the strip) and a hotel guy actually used the hotel vehicle to drive us to our hotel. Super friendly, super awesome. Super appreciated. read more

Pros - love the location - off The Strip yet close enough to easily get there within 10 min. if you want to. Rooms are beautiful, comfy beds, great showers, vanity, amazing views Restaurants are all AMAZING! Pools/Outdoor Space are wonderful! The theater is an awesome concert venue! Opportunities: there's a line at the front desk for Diamond Member check in but we were ignored in that line multiple times and had to join the regular line to get service Slot machines were not fun - took our money with little play time from our experience anyway. We prefer to play at other casinos. Overall love this hotel and highly recommend it! read more