Best All-Suite Hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, Ranked
Large suite living room with Strip view in a Las Vegas hotel
Ten properties where every room is a suite — from 500-square-foot corner units to 1,400-foot two-bedrooms.
True all-suite properties
Vdara sits at the top: every unit is a suite, no casino, no smoking anywhere, kitchenettes standard, and CityCenter access via internal walkways. It's the anti-Strip Strip hotel — quiet, adult, functional. Prices run $180-$300 midweek, higher on weekends. The Signature at MGM Grand is similar in DNA: three all-suite towers, no casino, separate porte-cochère, but connected to MGM Grand for casino access if you want it. Suites include full kitchens.
Trump International, off-Strip but walkable to Wynn, is all-suite with kitchenettes and better rooms than the brand's public reputation suggests. Elara by Hilton Grand Vacations, adjacent to Planet Hollywood, runs suites up to two bedrooms and works well for families needing space plus proximity to Miracle Mile shopping. Palazzo (part of the Venetian complex) technically runs all suites, though they’re smaller than the freestanding all-suite brands and the property functions as a full casino resort.
Suites within casino hotels and honest picks
If you want suite space but also a casino experience, Cosmopolitan's terrace suites deliver the best outdoor space on the Strip and Wynn Tower Suites (a hotel within Wynn) gives you separate check-in and a private pool. Aria's Sky Suites function similarly — hotel within hotel, with concierge and a dedicated lounge. Prices climb accordingly, typically $500-plus per night.
The honest read: all-suite properties suit couples wanting a living room, families needing separation, and long-stay guests who cook. If you’re in town for two nights and mostly out of the room, a standard king at Aria or Wynn is often nicer than a mid-tier suite elsewhere. Verify what "suite" actually means — several Strip hotels market oversized rooms as "petite suites" without a true separation between sleeping and sitting areas.
Before you book
What people ask before booking Las Vegas Strip.
Elara. Two-bedroom suites sleep six comfortably with a full kitchen and washer-dryer, and Planet Hollywood is next door for food and entertainment.
Yes, universally. Vdara and Signature run $45-$55 nightly; the casino-attached all-suite towers charge similar to their base property, $50-$60.
