Biggest Hotel Rooms in Las Vegas: 45 Standard Rooms Ranked by Size

The biggest hotel rooms in Las Vegas, counting only the standard room each hotel sells as its base category, are at Encore (745 square feet), W Las Vegas (725), The Palazzo (720) and The Venetian (650 to 750), with Wynn close behind at 640. Off the Strip, the Platinum Hotel starts at 910 square feet, while 11 of the Strip resorts in our table start at 360 or less, so the same budget can buy twice the floor space depending on where you book. Below are official sizes for 45 hotels, the all-suite options and the exact room names to book.

How we checked: on Nov. 6, 2026, we read each hotel’s own room pages and FAQs (The Venetian Resort, Wynn, Caesars Entertainment, Resorts World, Fontainebleau, Hilton Grand Vacations, the Platinum and others), using search-indexed copies of the official pages where a site blocked automated readers (Four Seasons, Waldorf Astoria). MGM Resorts’ sites blocked every automated check this month, so the 12 MGM hotels marked † show the sizes our team recorded from MGM’s official room pages in October 2026. We ignored booking-site figures and left out hotels that publish no size for their base room. Our review method explains how we date each fact.

Las Vegas hotel room sizes compared: 45 hotels ranked

#	Hotel	Base room	Sq ft (official)	Beds	Area	Notes
1	The Platinum Hotel	Solitaire Suite	910	King or 2 queens + sofa bed	Off-Strip	One-bedroom, full kitchen
2	Encore	Encore Resort room	745	King or 2 queens	North Strip	Separate living area
3	W Las Vegas †	W Premier King / Two Queen	725	King or 2 queens	South Strip	All-suite; no sofa beds
4	The Palazzo	Luxury King Suite	720	King + sleeper sofa	Center Strip	All-suite
5	The Venetian	Luxury King / Two Queen Suite	650 / 750	King or 2 queens + sleeper sofa	Center Strip	All-suite
6	Wynn Las Vegas	Wynn Resort room	640	King or 2 queens	North Strip	Max 4 guests
7	Tuscany Suites	Pool View Executive Suite	625	King	Off-Strip	Wet bar with fridge; microwave on request
8	Vdara †	Studio	582	King + sofa bed, or 2 queens	Center Strip	All-suite; kitchenette
9	Conrad	Premium Room	550	King or 2 queens	North Strip	Resorts World
10	Crockfords	Superior Room	550	King or 2 queens	North Strip	Resorts World
11	Mandalay Bay †	Resort King / Two Queen	550	King or 2 queens	South Strip	Restore rooms same size
12	The Signature at MGM Grand †	Deluxe Suite	550	King + sofa bed	South Strip	All-suite; kitchenette
13	ARIA †	Deluxe King / Two Queen	520	King or 2 queens	Center Strip	Corner views
14	Bellagio †	Premier King / Two Queen	510	King or 2 queens	Center Strip	Fountain View also 510
15	Waldorf Astoria	City View Room	506	King	Center Strip	Via search index
16	Four Seasons	Superior Room	500	King	South Strip	Via search index
17	Rio	Remodeled 2 Queens Suite	500	2 queens	Off-Strip	All-suite; king suites 582
18	South Point	Premium King / Two Queen	500	King or 2 queens	Off-Strip	Mini fridge in every Premium room
19	Fontainebleau	Bleau Room	488–494	King or 2 queens	North Strip	Gold rooms bigger
20	The Cosmopolitan †	City Room	460	2 queens	Center Strip	No terrace
21	Virgin Hotels	King / 2 Queens Chamber	460	King or 2 queens	Off-Strip	King sleeps 2
22	Horseshoe	Resort Room	About 450	King or 2 queens	Center Strip	“450-plus” per Caesars
23	HGV Club Flamingo	Studio	450	King + twin sleeper sofa	Center Strip	Kitchenette
24	Palms	Ivory King / Two Queen	440	King or 2 queens	Off-Strip	Fantasy King 510
25	Circa	Single King	439	King	Downtown	Couch, mini-fridge
26	Marriott’s Grand Chateau	Deluxe Guestroom	435	Sleeps 4	Off-Strip	Villas from 695
27	Luxor †	Pyramid King / Two Queen	420	King or 2 queens	South Strip	Tower Premier 449
28	Elara	Studio	412–497	King + sleeper sofa	Center Strip	Kitchenette
29	Park MGM †	King / Two Queen	406	King or 2 queens	South Strip	King in an alcove
30	Hilton Las Vegas	Deluxe Room	400	King or 2 queens	North Strip	Resorts World
31	Treasure Island	Deluxe Room	About 400	Not specified	Center Strip	Petite Suite 630
32	Westgate	Premier or Luxe Room	400	Not specified	Off-Strip	Both categories 400
33	Paris Las Vegas	Burgundy Room	390	King or 2 queens	Center Strip	Size listed for PetStay rooms; Versailles 445
34	The Vanderpump Hotel	Vanderpump Room	360	King or 2 queens	Center Strip	Two-queen size listed
35	Excalibur †	Resort / Royal Tower room	352	King or 2 queens	South Strip	Both towers
36	Flamingo	FL, FAB or GO Room	About 350	King or 2 queens	Center Strip	Assigned at check-in
37	The LINQ	Deluxe Room	350	King, 2 queens or 2 doubles	Center Strip	King Suite 690
38	MGM Grand †	Studio King	350	King	South Strip	MGM King 446
39	New York-New York †	Soho King / Two Queen	350	King or 2 queens	South Strip	Soho Premier 450
40	Nobu Hotel	Nobu Deluxe	350	2 queens	Center Strip	Inside Caesars Palace
41	Caesars Palace	Colosseum King / Two Queens	350 / 475	King or 2 queens	Center Strip	Augustus 550–650
42	SAHARA	Alexandria, Blanca or Marra room	322–360	King, 2 queens or doubles	North Strip	Marra largest
43	The STRAT	Select King / Queen	320	King or 2 queens	North Strip	Elevate rooms 340
44	HGV Club on Paradise	Studio	308	2 queens	Off-Strip	Kitchenette
45	Harrah’s	Mountain / Valley Deluxe	300–340	2 doubles, king or 2 queens	Center Strip	Valley larger

† MGM Resorts hotel: size from MGM’s official room page as checked in October 2026; MGM’s sites blocked automated re-checks in November, so confirm before booking. All other sizes were read on the hotel’s own site on Nov. 6, 2026.

Five Strip hotels start at 640 square feet or more, 10 start at 360 or less, and most of the rest sit between 400 and 550. Size doesn’t always track the brand: Horseshoe’s standard rooms are about 100 square feet bigger than those at Flamingo and The LINQ, which Caesars Entertainment also runs a short walk away.

Some well-known hotels are missing because they publish no size for the base room. Caesars Palace’s hotel page lists 350 square feet for its renovated Colosseum Strip View king and 475 for the two-queen version, but no size for its Julius Deluxe Room. Paris Las Vegas’s FAQ says Versailles Tower rooms start at 420 but gives nothing for the Bordeaux Tower. Planet Hollywood, Trump International (our Trump Las Vegas review covers its kitchen suites), Tuscany Suites and Jockey Club Suites list no square footage for their entry rooms.

Top picks for the most space in a standard room

At these hotels the base category already feels like a suite. Each blurb names the category to book, because the extra space disappears if a rate maps to a smaller room type.

1

Best big standard room for families

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

Center Strip · Luxury

• All-suite rooms
• Indoor bridge to Sphere
• Two guest-only pool decks
• World of Hyatt hotel

The Luxury Two Queen Suite measures 750 square feet with a full-size sleeper sofa (on request) and room for four. The Luxury King Suite is 650, and every room has a living area open to the bedroom.

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2

Best big standard room at a luxury resort

Encore at Wynn Las Vegas

North Strip · Luxury

• Free guest self-parking
• Encore Beach Club (21+)
• Five-Star Tower Suites & spa
• Vegas Loop station

Encore’s 745-square-foot Resort room separates the living and sleeping areas and adds a marble bath with a tub and separate shower. Occupancy is capped at four, with rollaways on request.

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3

Biggest base king suite

The Palazzo at The Venetian

Center Strip · Luxury

• All-suite rooms
• Own pool deck
• Indoor bridge to Sphere
• World of Hyatt hotel

The Palazzo’s Luxury King Suite is 720 square feet, 70 more than The Venetian’s king suite, with a sleeper sofa, a work desk and a sunken living room when available.

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4

Best non-gaming suite on the South Strip

W Las Vegas

South Strip · Upscale

• Formerly Delano
• No casino
• Smoke-free
• Mandalay Bay Beach access

W Las Vegas listed its Premier King and Two Queen suites at 725 square feet in October 2026. The catch: the hotel says its suites have no pullout couch beds, and the king version sleeps three.

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5

Best kitchenette in the middle of the Strip

Vdara Hotel & Spa

Center Strip · Upscale

• No casino
• Smoke-free
• All suites
• Walk to Bellagio

Vdara is all-suite and smoke-free. Its 582-square-foot Studio (October 2026 check) has a two-burner kitchenette and, in the king version, a pullout queen sofa bed for up to four.

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6

Biggest entry suite off the Strip

The Platinum Hotel

Off-Strip (East Flamingo Road) · Upscale

• Full kitchens
• Walk-out balconies
• Indoor/outdoor heated pools
• Separate living areas

The Platinum’s smallest unit is a 910-square-foot one-bedroom with a full kitchen, a queen sofa bed and a balcony, for up to four. It’s non-gaming, on Flamingo Road east of the Strip.

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Venetian vs Palazzo: which has the largest standard suite?

Both towers belong to The Venetian Resort, and both make a size claim in different words. The Venetian’s Luxury Two Queen Suite page says: “At 750 square feet, the largest standard suite on the Las Vegas Strip has sprawling space for up to four guests.” The Palazzo’s Luxury King Suite page calls its 720-square-foot suite “one of the largest standard rooms on the Las Vegas Strip” and “nearly double the size of the average Vegas hotel room.”

The claims don’t contradict each other because they describe different rooms. For two queen beds, The Venetian’s 750 square feet is the largest base-category figure we found on the Strip, 5 more than Encore’s 745. For a king bed, The Palazzo wins inside the resort: 720 square feet against 650 for The Venetian’s remodeled Luxury King Suite. The Palazzo’s softer “one of the largest” allows for Encore and W.

Neither page defines the “average” room it compares against. The resort’s suites FAQ sets the boundaries: standard Luxury Suites run 650 to 750 square feet, and Premium, Grand and Executive suites 940 to 3,204. Wynn uses similar language for its 640-square-foot rooms, “among the most spacious standard rooms in Las Vegas.”

The finishes differ too. The Venetian’s remodeled suites list 65-inch 4K TVs and a complimentary empty fridge; The Palazzo’s king suite lists a 46-inch flat-screen and a work desk. Both list a 130-square-foot marble bathroom with a Roman tub, and the FAQ says suites have no coffee makers or microwaves. Our Venetian vs Palazzo comparison, Venetian review and Palazzo review cover location, pools and the Prestige lounge.

All-suite hotels where every room is a suite

“All-suite” guarantees a living area, not a bedroom door. At most of these hotels the base unit is a studio or open-plan suite, so whoever takes the sofa bed shares the space with the sleepers.

Hotel	Smallest unit	Sq ft	Separate bedroom?	Cooking
The Platinum Hotel	Solitaire Suite	910	Yes	Full kitchen
W Las Vegas †	W Premier King / Two Queen	725	Not specified	Not listed
The Palazzo	Luxury King Suite	720	No, open plan	No kitchen listed
The Venetian	Luxury King Suite	650	No, open plan	Fridge; no microwave
Desert Rose Resort	One-bedroom (accessible unit)	625	Yes	Full kitchen
Vdara †	Studio	582	No	Kitchenette
The Signature at MGM Grand †	Deluxe Suite	550	No, open plan	Kitchenette
Elara	Studio	412–497	No	Kitchenette
HGV Club on Paradise	Studio	308	No	Kitchenette

A kitchenette doesn’t mean a big room: the Paradise studio is 308 square feet, smaller than most Strip casino rooms, and Elara’s studios run 412 to 497. Desert Rose’s operator, Shell Vacations Club, publishes sizes only for its accessible units (625 square feet for the one-bedroom), so treat that as a guide. Tuscany Suites describes a king bed, separate living area and kitchenette in its Deluxe Executive Suites but gives no size.

Compare appliance lists in our Las Vegas hotels with kitchens guide, and see our Vdara review, Signature at MGM Grand review and Elara review for location trade-offs.

Best big rooms on a budget

You don’t need a luxury rate to get 450 square feet or more; book these specific categories.

• Horseshoe: the Horseshoe FAQ says standard rooms start at about 450 square feet, “larger than most Strip hotels,” and the Resort Studio Suite is 590.
• Treasure Island: Deluxe Rooms are about 400 square feet, but the Petite Suite is 630 with two bathrooms. TI’s page listed lead-in prices from $59 for a Deluxe Room and $99 for a Petite Suite (as of November 2026); both change with dates.
• The STRAT: base rooms are 320 to 340 square feet, but its room page lists a 574-square-foot Tower Suite with a king and sofa and a 610-square-foot Classic Family Suite with two queens.
• Luxor †: book Tower Premier (449 square feet) rather than a 420-square-foot Pyramid room for a conventional layout.
• Resorts World: the Hilton’s Deluxe Room is 400 square feet; the Conrad’s Premium Room adds 150 in the same complex.
• Off the Strip: Palms’ Palms Place Studio Suite is 615 square feet with a two-burner kitchen, Virgin Hotels’ Chambers are 460, and Marriott’s Grand Chateau lists a 435-square-foot Deluxe Guestroom that sleeps four.

Hotel	Area	Price level	Resort fee	Parking	Booking.com
Horseshoe Las Vegas	Center Strip	Mid-range	$49.95 + tax per night	Paid self-parking and valet; free for Caesars Rewards Platinum and above	Check prices
Treasure Island (TI)	Center Strip	Mid-range	$49.95 + tax per night	Free self-parking and valet for hotel and casino guests	Check prices
The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower	North Strip	Budget	$49.95 + tax per night	Paid self-parking and valet (free self-parking with a Nevada ID)	Check prices
Luxor Hotel & Casino	South Strip	Budget	$45 + tax per night	Self-parking $20/day for hotel guests; valet $40/day	Check prices
Palms Casino Resort	Off-Strip	Upscale	$43.99 + tax per night	Free self-parking and valet	Check prices
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas	Off-Strip	Upscale	About $50 + tax per night (reported)	Free self-parking and valet	Check prices

Resort fees and parking can erase a cheap rate, so compare totals. If you’re weighing a paid upgrade at check-in against booking the bigger category up front, see our Las Vegas room upgrades guide.

Best big rooms for families: beds, sofa beds and kitchenettes

For families, the guest limit and sleeping surfaces matter more than square footage: a 725-square-foot suite without a sofa bed can sleep fewer people than a 550-square-foot suite with one.

Room	Sq ft	Beds	Extra sleeping	Kitchen	Max guests
Flamingo Bunk Bed Suite	950	2 queens + bunk	Bunk	Full fridge, wet bar	Not listed
Platinum Solitaire Suite	910	King or 2 queens	Queen sofa bed	Full kitchen	4
Venetian Luxury Two Queen Suite	750	2 queens	Sofa bed on request	Fridge only	4
Encore Resort room	745	King or 2 queens	Rollaway on request	None listed	4
W Premier Two Queen †	725	2 queens	No pullout beds	Not listed	4
Palms Place Studio Suite	615	King	Sleeper sofa	Two-burner kitchen	3
Vdara Studio †	582	King	Queen sofa bed	Kitchenette	4
Signature Deluxe Suite †	550	King	Queen sofa bed	Kitchenette	4
Elara Studio	412–497	King	Queen sleeper sofa	Kitchenette	2–4

For two adults and two kids, The Venetian’s two-queen suite is the biggest standard option on the Strip, but its sleeper sofa is “upon request,” so get it in writing. To cook, Vdara and The Signature pair a sofa bed with a kitchenette in less space. Flamingo’s Bunk Bed Suite adds a second bathroom.

Most of these rooms stop at four guests. Our family of five guide lists rooms with higher limits, the sofa bed guide shows which categories include a sleeper, and our family-friendly hotels roundup covers pools and kid perks.

The smallest standard rooms on the Strip

These base rooms suit two people who only sleep there, but they’re tight for four with luggage.

• Harrah’s Mountain Deluxe, 300 sq ft: two double beds. Valley Deluxe rooms are 340.
• The STRAT Select, 320 sq ft: Elevate and Elite rooms are 340.
• SAHARA Alexandria King, 322 sq ft: SAHARA’s room pages list Blanca rooms at 325 and Marra rooms at 360.
• Flamingo, The LINQ and Nobu, about 350 sq ft: Flamingo’s Premium Room and GO Mini Suite are 550; The LINQ’s King Suite is 690.
• MGM Grand Studio King, New York-New York Soho and Excalibur, 350 to 352 sq ft †: MGM King (446) and Soho Premier (450) rooms are the upgrades to price.
• Caesars Palace Colosseum Strip View King, 350 sq ft: the two-queen version is 475.

The Platinum’s suites page puts typical Las Vegas hotel rooms at “around 350 sq ft,” and our table bears that out at the budget end. Pick these rooms by bed type: 300 square feet with two doubles is a very different stay from 340 with a king.

How to read a hotel room-size figure

Square feet are not layout. Encore’s room page says its 745 square feet “efficiently separates living and sleeping areas,” while Park MGM’s 406-square-foot king puts the bed in an alcove †. A 582-square-foot studio with a kitchenette can feel no bigger than a 550-square-foot room without one.

The bathroom is part of the number. Hotels rarely say what their figure measures, and it generally covers the whole room. The Venetian lists a 130-square-foot bathroom with both its 650- and 750-square-foot suites; counted in the total, that’s a fifth of the King Suite.

Split-level rooms come with conditions. The Venetian and The Palazzo describe a sunken living room “upon availability” and not in accessible suites. Steps between zones matter for wheelchair users, toddlers and anyone with heavy luggage.

Ranges and “about” are honest signals. Fontainebleau’s Bleau Room is listed as 488 to 494 square feet, TI says “approx. 400,” and Fontainebleau’s Gold rooms offer “up to” 100 more. Inconsistency is a warning sign: the Platinum’s Solitaire Suite spec says 910 square feet, while the FAQ on the same page says every guest gets 950. When figures disagree, plan on the smaller one.

Balconies may or may not count. Paris Las Vegas describes 445-square-foot balcony rooms with 55-square-foot balconies without saying whether the balcony is inside the 445. Our Las Vegas hotel room types guide explains how studios, suites and run-of-house rooms differ.

How to make sure you get the size you booked

• Book the category, not the hotel. Sizes change by tower inside one resort: Harrah’s Mountain (300) vs Valley (340), MGM Grand Studio (350) vs MGM King (446), SAHARA’s Alexandria (322) vs Marra (360). Your confirmation should name the category you researched.
• Avoid run-of-house rates if space matters. They let the hotel assign any qualifying room at check-in. Flamingo’s FAQ says FL, GO and FAB rooms are assigned by availability at check-in, which is harmless there because all are about 350 square feet, but risky where towers differ.
• Treat “or similar” as the smallest room in the group. Third-party sites often show a generic “Standard Room” label; if the hotel sells several base sizes, assume the smallest unless the booking names the category.
• Get “on request” items confirmed. The Venetian’s two-queen sofa bed, Wynn’s rollaways and any sunken living room are requests, not guarantees. Email the hotel and keep the reply.
• Save the room description. A dated screenshot of the hotel’s page is your best evidence at the front desk.

Prices vary according to travel dates and availability. Our Wynn Las Vegas review compares Wynn’s 640-square-foot Resort rooms with Encore’s 745.

FAQ

Which Las Vegas hotel has the biggest standard rooms?

On the Strip, Encore’s base Resort room is 745 square feet, and The Venetian’s Luxury Two Queen Suite is 750, which the hotel calls the largest standard suite on the Strip. W Las Vegas (725, per MGM in October 2026), The Palazzo (720) and Wynn (640) follow. Off the Strip, the Platinum Hotel’s entry suite is 910 square feet with a full kitchen.

How big is a standard hotel room in Las Vegas?

Most standard rooms on the Strip measure about 350 to 550 square feet. Flamingo, The LINQ and New York-New York list about 350; Horseshoe and Treasure Island about 400 to 450; ARIA and Bellagio 510 to 520 (per MGM, October 2026). A few start far bigger, led by Encore at 745 and The Venetian’s suites at 650 to 750 (checked November 2026).

Is the Venetian or the Palazzo bigger?

It depends on the bed type. The Palazzo’s Luxury King Suite is 720 square feet, against 650 for The Venetian’s remodeled Luxury King Suite. With two queens, The Venetian’s Luxury Two Queen Suite is 750 square feet, which the hotel calls the largest standard suite on the Strip. Both are open-plan suites with a living area and a sleeper sofa.

Which Las Vegas hotels are all suites?

On the Strip, The Venetian, The Palazzo, Vdara, W Las Vegas and The Signature at MGM Grand sell only suites, and Elara sells studios and multi-bedroom suites. Off the Strip, the Platinum Hotel, Tuscany Suites, Jockey Club Suites and timeshare resorts such as Desert Rose do too. A suite usually means a living area, not a separate bedroom, so check the floor plan.

What is the cheapest way to get a big hotel room in Las Vegas?

Horseshoe’s standard rooms are about 450 square feet, Treasure Island’s Petite Suite is 630 with two bathrooms, and The STRAT sells a 610-square-foot Classic Family Suite. Off the Strip, Palms Place studios are 615 square feet with a kitchen. Compare totals with resort fees and parking.

Does hotel room square footage include the bathroom?

Usually yes. Hotels rarely spell it out, but published figures generally cover the whole room, bathroom and entry included. The Venetian, for example, lists a 130-square-foot bathroom alongside its 650-square-foot King Suite. Balconies are less clear: Paris Las Vegas describes 445-square-foot balcony rooms with 55-square-foot balconies without saying whether the balcony is counted, so ask.