Best rooms at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas — ranked
Top pick: Newly Remodeled Grand One Bedroom Suite City View — largest one-bedroom layout with separate living area and city views. Close second: Newly Remodeled Grand Suite — more living space and Prestige Club Lounge access on eligible rates. Best value for two to four guests: Newly Remodeled Premium Room or Newly Remodeled Premium Room, City View for straightforward, newly updated two-queen configurations.
In this guide
- 1. Newly Remodeled Grand One Bedroom Suite City View — best overall
- 2. Newly Remodeled Grand Suite — best for entertaining
- 3. Luxury Suite (Newly Remodeled, Prestige Club Lounge) — best mix of comfort and perks
- 4. Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Strip View & Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Sphere View — best for the view
- 5. Newly Remodeled Premium Room and Newly Remodeled Premium Room, City View — best value for families
- 6. Executive Suite and Newly Remodeled Luxury Room — business travelers and short stays
- 7. Booking tips and what to ask for at check-in
1. Newly Remodeled Grand One Bedroom Suite City View — best overall
Why it tops the list: the Newly Remodeled Grand One Bedroom Suite City View gives a true one-bedroom layout (1 King Bed) with a separate living room and large arched windows for Strip and city views. That separation makes it the most comfortable pick for couples who want space or business travelers who need a small living area.
Use cases: good for a single traveler wanting extra space, couples who prefer a distinct bedroom, and anyone who plans to spend time in-suite for work or rest.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Separate living room and dining area
- City views through large arched windows
- Suitable for up to four guests in standard configurations (check booking for exact occupancy limits)
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| One-bedroom layout | Privacy and separate living space for work or entertaining |
| City view | Better daytime light and Strip skyline at night |
| Room size | Roomier than standard Premium or Luxury Rooms |
2. Newly Remodeled Grand Suite — best for entertaining
The Newly Remodeled Grand Suite offers expanded living and dining spaces and is the logical step up if you plan to host friends, hold small in-room meetings, or want a larger entertainment layout. It is available on Prestige Club Lounge rates in some configurations, so check your booking for lounge access.
The suite’s separate zones (living, dining, and sleeping) make it flexible for mixed-purpose stays — daytime work, evening socializing, and restful sleep.
- Bed: 1 King Bed (in standard configuration)
- Larger living/dining areas compared with Luxury Suite and Premium Room
- May include in-suite entertainment features (pool table or game area in some Grand Suites — check your specific room)
- Ask about Prestige Club Lounge access if lounge benefits are important
| What you get | Who it’s best for |
|---|---|
| Expanded living and dining space | Families or groups who want more shared space |
| Possibly dedicated entertainment area | Guests who value in-room recreation |
| Prestige Club Lounge on eligible rates | Travelers wanting a private lounge for meals or drinks |
3. Luxury Suite (Newly Remodeled, Prestige Club Lounge) — best mix of comfort and perks
The Luxury Suite (Newly Remodeled, Prestige Club Lounge) balances a comfortable suite layout with the potential for Prestige Club Lounge access on qualifying rates. Choose this if you want suite comfort plus lounge benefits without upgrading to a Grand Suite.
Layout options include 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, so it works for couples or small groups who want a more upscale in-room experience.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Prestige Club Lounge access available on qualifying rates
- Newly remodeled finishes and bathrooms
| Compare | Luxury Suite |
|---|---|
| Typical audience | Couples and small groups wanting suite space + lounge perks |
| Bed choices | King or two queens |
| Value | Step up from Luxury Room without full Grand Suite scale |
4. Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Strip View & Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Sphere View — best for the view
If the view is a priority, choose either the Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Strip View or the Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Sphere View. Both film the Strip skyline differently — "Strip View" looks toward the broader skyline while "Sphere View" frames the nearby Sphere landmark when available.
Both suites offer the same upgraded layout and finishes as other Newly Remodeled Luxury Suites, with bed options of 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds.
- Beds: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Pick Strip View for skyline vistas and Sphere View to focus on the Sphere landmark
- Newly remodeled interiors and bathrooms
| Room | When to pick it |
|---|---|
| Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Strip View | You want a classic Las Vegas skyline |
| Newly Remodeled Luxury Suite Sphere View | You want a room with a clear view of the Sphere landmark |
5. Newly Remodeled Premium Room and Newly Remodeled Premium Room, City View — best value for families
For a straightforward, newly updated room with two beds, choose the Newly Remodeled Premium Room or the Newly Remodeled Premium Room, City View (each with 2 Queen Beds). These are the most practical options for families or four travelers who don’t need a separate living room.
The city-view Premium Room gives more natural light and sights, while the standard Premium Room is a solid choice if a view isn’t necessary.
- Beds: 2 Queen Beds
- Newly remodeled finishes
- City-view option available (Newly Remodeled Premium Room, City View)
| Feature | Premium Room | Premium Room, City View |
|---|---|---|
| Bed configuration | 2 Queen Beds | 2 Queen Beds |
| Best for | Families on a budget who need two beds | Families who want extra light and skyline sightlines |
| Space | Standard two-queen layout | Same layout with better view |
6. Executive Suite and Newly Remodeled Luxury Room — business travelers and short stays
The Executive Suite (1 King Bed) and the Newly Remodeled Luxury Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds) are good choices when you want more than a standard Premium Room but don’t need a full Grand Suite footprint. Executive Suite tends to provide functional space for working, while the Newly Remodeled Luxury Room is a compact, freshly updated option.
If you plan to spend most of your time off-property and want a comfortable place to sleep and work, either of these will do the job without the size or cost of a Grand Suite.
- Executive Suite: 1 King Bed — practical living and work areas
- Newly Remodeled Luxury Room: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds — refreshed finishes, city view option available
- Best for short business trips or weekend stays
| Room | Good for |
|---|---|
| Executive Suite | Business travelers needing dedicated workspace |
| Newly Remodeled Luxury Room | Couples or small groups who want renovated rooms on a shorter stay |
7. Booking tips and what to ask for at check-in
Ask about Prestige Club Lounge access when booking suites that list the "Prestige Club Lounge" option — lounge access is often tied to rate type rather than room category alone. If a lounge matters to you, confirm it before arrival.
If you want a specific view (Strip, City, or Sphere), request it when booking and again at check-in. The hotel’s standard check-in window begins at 3:00 PM; early check-in is possible but subject to availability and fees.
- Confirm whether your rate includes Prestige Club Lounge access or other perks
- Request a view preference (City, Strip, or Sphere) at booking and at check-in
- Ask front desk about in-room features for your specific suite (some Grand Suites include entertainment rooms or pool tables in certain layouts)
| Policy | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Check-in time | Standard check-in begins at 3:00 PM; early arrival may incur fees |
| Occupancy | Standard suites permit up to four total guests; extra-guest fees apply for guests 13 and older |
| Resort fee | Mandatory daily resort fee applies and includes in-suite Wi‑Fi and Canyon Ranch fitness access for two |
