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Design-forward casino resort with a rock-and-roll soul. Rooms are cleverly split by sliding privacy doors — living lounge on one side, sleeping area on the other. The vibe skews younger and hipper than the mega-Strip palaces, with an emphasis on live music, pool culture, and a buzzy F&B lineup. Less glitzy than Bellagio, more personality than a standard Hilton.
Hilton Honors members can get the resort fee waived on points redemptions — a significant saving at $50/night
Why It Matters
AAA Four Diamond property built on the former Hard Rock Hotel site. It's Virgin Hotels' largest property globally. The room design — where the hallway, closet, and bathroom merge into a 'living dressing room' separated from the bedroom by a sliding privacy door — is genuinely different from anything else in Vegas. Free self-parking and valet is a rarity at a resort of this scale.
Sitting a mile east of the Strip on the former Hard Rock Hotel site, Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is a sprawling 1,500-room casino resort that brings the brand's irreverent, music-forward personality to Vegas scale. Three towers — Ruby, Canyon, and Opal — house everything from 460 sq ft entry-level chambers to a 4,950 sq ft Grand Stellar Suite, plus a 60,000 sq ft Mohegan Sun Casino, a five-acre pool complex, Nobu, and a 4,600-capacity live music theater. It's part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, so Hilton Honors points work here — and unlike almost every other resort of this size in Las Vegas, parking is free.
Where You'll Stay
11 room types available
2 Queens Chamber (Canyon/Opal Tower)
Same smart split-room design as the King Chamber but with two queen beds — the better pick for groups of three or four. Closet and bathroom area in the entry zone, sleep in the back. Strip view and dog-friendly options available.
2 Queens
Canyon King Deluxe Grand Suite
The first real suite tier in the Canyon Tower. Nearly double the space of a standard chamber, with a more generous living area. Good for anyone who needs a proper work setup or wants room to spread out without going full villa.
1 King
Canyon King Oasis Suite
One of the larger suite offerings in the Canyon Tower at 1,320 sq ft. Dog-friendly and built for guests who want proper suite space without going to the phone-only booking tier.
1 KingGrand Opal Two Story Villa
Two-story villa in the Opal Tower near the Event Lawn. At 1,861 sq ft this is serious real estate — think separate levels, proper living and sleeping separation, and a feel that's more apartment than hotel room.
1 KingGrand Stellar Suite (Canyon Tower)
The biggest room in the house at 4,950 sq ft for up to eight guests. This is the pinnacle of the property — call-only booking, Canyon Tower, and likely the go-to for groups celebrating a big occasion or entertaining.
MultipleJBL Suite (Ruby Tower)
A music-themed suite in the Ruby Tower running 1,262 sq ft. Call-to-book only, so availability is limited. Named after the legendary audio brand — expect premium sound setup inside.
1 KingKing Chamber (Canyon/Opal Tower)
The entry-level chamber and genuinely the most interesting standard room design in Vegas. The hallway, closet, and bathroom merge into one open 'living dressing room,' with a sliding privacy door that separates this zone from the sleeping area. Pre-stocked mini bar (sensor-charged), free Wi-Fi, and Strip views available. Dog-friendly rooms available.
1 KingKing Corner Chamber (Canyon/Opal Tower)
Step up from the standard chamber with more wraparound corner square footage. Same privacy-door design, more room to breathe. A solid upgrade for solo travelers or couples who spend time in the room.
1 KingRuby Richard's Flat (Ruby Tower)
4,276 sq ft in the Ruby Tower sleeping six. One of the marquee flat-style suites named in honor of Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson. Call-to-book only.
MultipleRuby Tower Chamber Suite
In the Ruby Tower — the premium tower closest to The Spa and Pool. Dedicated check-in desk, largest living areas of the standard suite tiers, and stellar Strip views. Worth the bump if spa time is on the agenda.
1 KingShag Suite (Canyon Tower)
3,234 sq ft of over-the-top Vegas suite living for up to six guests. The Shag Suite is one of the statement rooms in the property — call-to-book, Canyon Tower, and named after the hotel's own Shag Room bar concept.
MultipleThe Property
Eat & Drink
12 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
An intimate 650-person venue named after the original Virgin Records shop on Oxford Street, London. Designed for cutting-edge emerging artists across all genres. Think smaller shows with a more club-like feel than The Theater.
A renovated 4,600-person live music venue spanning three levels with updated bars, luxury suites, and two new VIP lounge areas. Hosts major touring acts and A-list concerts. The Black Keys, The HU, Death Cab for Cutie, and Apocalyptica have been on the schedule for 2026.
Round-the-clock gym with cardio and strength equipment plus digital training tools. Minimum age 18. Virtual tour available on the hotel website.
Multi-functional outdoor event lawn adjacent to the Opal Tower. Used for concerts, events, and group gatherings.
A 60,000 sq ft casino operated by Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment. Over 650 slot machines, 50+ table games, a full Betfred USA Sportsbook with luxury seating, a state-of-the-art video wall, over-the-counter wagering, and self-serve betting kiosks available 24/7. Must be 21+.
A five-acre desert pool oasis with four pools and 29 private cabanas. Standard pool area is open to all guests; Kassi Beach Club is 21+ with DJs. Daybeds, loungers, and poolside bar service throughout. ResortPass day passes are also available for non-guests.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Mobility-accessible and hearing-accessible rooms available across towers. Roll-in shower options included.
On-site business center available for guests. In-room workstations also available.
High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the resort and all rooms, included in the resort fee.
In-room dining via Commons Kitchen Express, available for guest rooms.
Multiple meeting and event spaces available for group business. Sage Hall is one of the dedicated ballroom/meeting spaces.
The $50/night (plus tax) resort fee covers: 20% off spa services, 15% off spa retail, complimentary appetizer with two dinner entrees at Kitchen, 2-for-1 drinks at The Bar at Commons Club, in-room streaming (Netflix/Hulu), high-speed internet, unlimited local and long-distance calls, and two bottles of water daily.
Full concierge services. 24-hour front desk. Currency exchange available.
Dogs are welcome in designated pet-friendly rooms. Pet fee applies ($60/night per some sources). Amenities provided for pets; pet area outside the resort.
In-room streaming services including Netflix and Hulu included with the resort fee. Rooms also feature in-room casting.
Several on-property shops including 5th & Sunset, Brookstone, and Hudson. A CVS is across the street.
Free self-parking and valet for hotel guests — and also for non-hotel guests visiting the resort. This is a genuine differentiator in Las Vegas, where Strip resorts charge $20–$40/night.
Electric vehicle charging available on property.
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