Conrad Las Vegas Review: Rooms, Pool, Fees and Hilton Honors Perks

This Conrad Las Vegas review comes down to one trade: you pay more than at the Las Vegas Hilton next door for a 550-square-foot standard room, a separate lobby and a bigger Hilton Honors dining credit, and you share everything else at Resorts World, including the pools, the casino and the $55 nightly resort fee. Below: room sizes, November 2026 pool hours, real fees, Honors perks and guest-review patterns.

How we checked: room sizes, fees, parking, pool hours, dining and Honors benefits come from Resorts World’s official room, FAQ, pool, dining, entertainment and Hilton Honors pages and its March 2026 fact sheet, read Nov. 6, 2026, plus Forbes Travel Guide, dated news reports and review summaries on Tripadvisor and Trip.com. Hilton’s hotel pages block automated readers, so Hilton terms come from search listings of its official pages. Our hotel review method explains how we source and date every fact.

Conrad vs Hilton at Resorts World (and where Crockfords fits)

Resorts World is one resort with three Hilton-brand hotels, each with its own entrance. Conrad, “Hilton’s contemporary luxury brand” in the resort’s fact sheet, sits between the full-service Las Vegas Hilton and Crockfords, part of Hilton’s LXR collection. With 1,496 rooms and suites, it bills itself as the largest Conrad in the world, with “a private reception lobby and lounge, dedicated VIP check-in and digital keys.”

	Las Vegas Hilton	Conrad	Crockfords
Rooms and suites	1,678	1,496	332
Size range (fact sheet)	400 to 3,300 sq ft	550 to 2,800 sq ft	550 to 7,000 sq ft
Gold/Diamond dining credit	$15 a day per person, up to 2	$25 a day per person, up to 2	Not listed on the resort’s Honors page
Arrival address	999 Resorts World Ave	111 Resorts World Ave	333 Resorts World Ave

Everything else is shared: the casino, the 5.5-acre pool deck, the restaurants, the theater and the $55 resort fee. Crockfords adds a Forbes Four-Star rating (2026), its own pool and an exclusive entrance, while Conrad is Forbes Recommended. For a room-by-room breakdown, read our Conrad vs Hilton at Resorts World comparison, and for the resort as a whole, our Resorts World Las Vegas review.

Location: north Strip, a Loop station and real walking times

Resorts World (3000 S Las Vegas Blvd) sits on the west side of the north Strip, across from the Las Vegas Convention Center expansion and next to Fashion Show mall, in the resort’s words. For a taxi or rideshare, the resort suggests asking for Resorts World and naming Conrad, whose entrance is 111 Resorts World Ave. Valet is at the South Entrance off Goh Tong Way, and rideshare pickups are on Goh Tong Way near the guest garage.

Walks on the north end are longer than they look. We measured these routes with OpenStreetMap’s walking router between the properties’ map points on Nov. 6, 2026; your door-to-door time depends on the entrance you use.

From Resorts World to	Walking distance	Approximate time
Wynn Las Vegas	About 0.7 mile	About 15 minutes
LVCC West Hall	About 0.9 mile	About 20 minutes
Fontainebleau Las Vegas	About 1.1 miles	About 20 to 25 minutes
Harry Reid International Airport	About 4.5 miles (by car)	About 15 minutes by car, per the resort’s FAQ

For trade shows, go underground. Resorts World has its own Vegas Loop station, and The Boring Company says the Resorts World connector, opened in 2022, links the resort to all other Loop stations, including the convention center. Rides are paid, and fares and hours change, so check our Loop guide before you ride. Our guides to hotels near the Las Vegas Convention Center and north Strip hotels compare the neighbors.

Conrad Las Vegas rooms and suites: sizes, beds and views

Every Conrad room is at least 550 square feet, and the resort’s site lists seven categories. The main choice is the view: the plain Premium Room doesn’t name one, so if a Strip view matters, book the category that says so.

Room type	Size	Beds	View	Bathroom
Premium Room	550 sq ft	1 king or 2 queens	Not specified	Walk-in shower
City View Premium Room	550 sq ft	1 king or 2 queens	City and desert	Walk-in shower
Strip View Premium Room	550 sq ft	1 king or 2 queens	Strip	Walk-in shower
City View One-Bedroom Suite	1,100 sq ft	1 king plus sofa bed	Las Vegas Valley	Freestanding tub, rain shower, double vanity
Strip View One-Bedroom Suite	1,100 sq ft	1 king plus sofa bed	Strip	Freestanding tub, rain shower, double vanity
Strip View Two-Bedroom Suite	2,200 sq ft	2 kings	Strip	Two ensuite baths with rain showers, plus a soaking tub
Two-Bedroom Presidential Suite	3,000 sq ft	1 king plus 2 queens	Panoramic Strip	Split vanities, rain shower

Premium Rooms include a sitting area with a work desk, a minibar with a refrigerator compartment, wireless phone chargers and an LED smart TV you can stream to from your phone. The “spa-inspired” bathroom has a vanity, LED mirror and walk-in shower. The view categories add floor-to-ceiling windows, and accessible versions are listed.

The 1,100-square-foot one-bedroom suites are the first category with a bathtub, and add a sofa bed, wet bar, dining and work table, powder room and walk-in closet. The Presidential Suite page lists 3,000 square feet, though the fact sheet caps Conrad rooms at 2,800.

What’s missing: no Conrad room page lists a coffee maker, and Tripadvisor’s review summary says guests miss one. We found no announced room renovation as of Nov. 6, 2026; the KNA Designs rooms date from the June 2021 opening. Our guide to Las Vegas hotels with bathtubs lists alternatives.

Conrad Las Vegas pool: what you can use in November

Conrad has no pool of its own. Guests use Resorts World’s 5.5-acre complex on the fifth floor, with a room key or digital key. On Nov. 6, 2026, the pool page listed hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends. Pools open year-round, weather permitting, though some may close in the off-season.

• Main and Bimini pools: free loungers, first come, first served; daybeds and reserved chairs cost extra.
• Athena Infinity Ultra Pool: about 1,800 square feet facing the Strip, for guests 21 and older.
• Crockfords Pool: reserved for Crockfords guests, though anyone can book its cabanas.
• Discounts: the resort fee takes 5% off cabanas and the two-chair package.

The pool page describes “five distinctive pools,” while the March 2026 refresh announcement counted seven, plus 66 daybeds and more than 560 loungers. Nevada residents swim free Monday through Thursday, and visitors can buy day passes.

AYU Dayclub, Zouk Group’s 21+ day party, showed no upcoming events on its official page on Nov. 6, 2026, so plan on it being closed for the season. Compare other decks in our Las Vegas hotels with pools guide.

Restaurants and bars open at Resorts World in November 2026

You don’t need to leave the resort to eat well. These venues were listed on the resort’s dining page on Nov. 6, 2026:

Restaurant	Type	Good to know
Kusa Nori	Modern Japanese	Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
Carversteak	Steakhouse	Dry-aged American cuts and Japanese-certified Wagyu
Genting Palace	Chinese	Cantonese dishes and fresh seafood
Stubborn Seed	Tasting menus	Chef Jeremy Ford’s Miami-born restaurant
Crossroads	Plant-based fine dining	From chef Tal Ronnen
Brezza, FUHU, Wally’s, ¡VIVA!, Copper Sun	Italian, Asian, wine bar, Latin, hot pot	The broader sit-down line-up
Famous Foods Street Eats	Food hall	Streetbird, Ah Chun Shandong Dumpling, Harajuku Ramen and more
Sun’s Out Buns Out	Comfort food	Open 24/7
Junior’s and Amici New York Pizzeria	Diner, pizza	Casual meals and cheesecake

Near your room, the Conrad Lobby Bar serves cocktails, and the elevators to Allē Lounge on 66 and its Strip views are close by. Other bars include Here Kitty Kitty, a speakeasy in Famous Foods, Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge and the DawgHouse Saloon. Miss Loretta’s, a country-themed bar, is listed as opening Nov. 15, 2026.

Watch out for: venue lists change. AQUA Bar & Lounge is on the March 2026 fact sheet but not the current dining page, so check before planning a dinner around one spot. Tripadvisor’s summary also flags cashless quick-service outlets and high prices.

Casino, Resorts World Theatre and Zouk

The 117,000-square-foot casino had 1,300 slot machines and 107 table games, per the March 2026 fact sheet. That sheet still mentions a 30-table poker room, but the room closed at the end of March 2026 (PokerNews reported closure effective March 29).

Resorts World Theatre holds 4,850 people. On Nov. 6, 2026, its calendar listed single dates rather than a long residency: Ms. Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean (Nov. 6), Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton (Nov. 13 and 14) and Wang Feng (Nov. 28). During Rodeo World (Dec. 3 to 12), the theater books headliners including Dwight Yoakam (Dec. 3), Chris Young (Dec. 5) and Sheryl Crow (Dec. 12). Our guide to hotels near Resorts World Theatre covers show nights.

Zouk Nightclub’s November calendar included Meduza (Nov. 20) and Lil Wayne (Nov. 21), and The Stage at Zouk has Third Eye Blind on New Year’s Eve. Light sleepers, note: some Tripadvisor reviewers mention nightclub bass in their rooms.

AWANA Spa and fitness center

AWANA Spa & Wellness is a 27,000-square-foot spa with a 2026 Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star rating. It’s open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily for guests 18 and older, and it runs the theatrical “Art of Aufguss” sauna ritual. A 20% service charge is added to each booking. The fitness center is open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily with your room key, and the resort fee takes 15% off spa or fitness retail and 5% off treatments.

Conrad Las Vegas resort fee, parking and check-in

Charge or policy	Detail (checked Nov. 6, 2026)
Resort fee	$55 plus tax per night, about $62.36 with the 13.38% Strip room tax
Fee includes	Internet, smart TV casting, local and toll-free calls, PressReader, spa, cabana and pool-chair discounts
Self-parking	$21 per 24 hours; free with Nevada plates or for Genting Rewards members registered with Metropolis
Valet	From $40, at the South Entrance off Goh Tong Way
Check-in age	21, with government ID and a card for a nightly incidental hold
Check-in / checkout	Not published on the resort’s site; booking sites list 4 p.m. and 11 a.m.
Dogs	Dog-friendly rooms: $150 a day plus tax, up to two dogs under 40 pounds combined

A three-night stay with a car adds $165 in resort fees before tax and $63 in parking to your room rate. Hotel guests claim a “hotel parking pass” through the app or a text link; the FAQ doesn’t say whether that pass waives the charge, so ask at check-in. The dog-friendly rooms page doesn’t name a tower, so call before booking Conrad with a pet.

Two ways to cut the fee: Hilton Honors reward stays booked entirely with points (or a free-night certificate) carry no resort fee under Hilton’s terms, and Resorts World runs an “All Resort, No Fees” promotion on some rates. Our Las Vegas resort fees guide compares other Strip hotels.

Hilton Honors at Conrad Las Vegas: points, elite perks and Club 66

The booking channel decides what you get. Hilton’s terms say third-party website bookings, including the Booking.com links on this site, earn no points or night credits and get no on-property member benefits. If status matters, book through Hilton’s website, app or reservations line.

• Gold and Diamond: a $25 daily food and beverage credit per person, for up to two registered guests, on eligible Conrad reservations ($15 at the Las Vegas Hilton). The resort’s main Honors page says it’s usable only at the DawgHouse; its Diamond page also lists Junior’s and Sun’s Out Buns Out.
• Diamond: room upgrades and late checkout “based upon availability.”
• Silver and up: two complimentary bottles of water at the front desk.
• Genting Rewards: the casino’s own program, separate from Honors; members park free after registering their plate.

Don’t count on a status lounge. Club 66 is sold as a $75-a-night add-on with breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. and a social hour from 3 to 5 p.m., up to three drinks per guest, for guests 21 and older. Our club lounges guide shows when one pays off.

What guest reviews praise and complain about

On Nov. 6, 2026, Tripadvisor showed Conrad at 3.5 of 5 from 1,515 reviews, ranked No. 62 of 260 Las Vegas hotels. Its sub-scores are telling: cleanliness 4.3, rooms 4.2 and sleep quality 4.2, but location 3.8, value 3.6 and service 3.5. Trip.com showed 8.2 out of 10 from 210 reviews, with “Awesome rooms” (39 mentions) and “Large rooms” (21) as the top tags.

• Common praise: spacious, clean rooms with comfortable beds and views; the pools and dining; digital check-in.
• Common complaints: slow check-in and inconsistent housekeeping; front-desk phones that go unanswered; nightclub bass and elevator noise; surprise charges for resort fees, parking and unclear dining credits; no in-room coffee maker; loud air conditioning or thermostat problems.

On both platforms, the rooms beat the service. Check your folio before checkout, and ask for a room away from the elevators.

Who should book Conrad Las Vegas

• Hilton Honors Gold and Diamond members: the $25 daily credit per person is $10 more than at the Hilton, and you earn points if you book through Hilton.
• Convention visitors: the Loop station is on site, and the West Hall is about a 20-minute walk.
• Couples who want space: 550 square feet is a generous standard room for two.
• Concertgoers: Resorts World Theatre and Zouk are in the same building.

Who should book something else

• Bath lovers on a standard budget: Premium Rooms have walk-in showers only.
• Drivers: $21 a day to self-park unless you have Nevada plates or Genting Rewards; Wynn includes self-parking for registered guests, and Fontainebleau includes it in its resort fee.
• Light sleepers: nightclub and elevator noise come up in reviews.
• Center-Strip sightseers: Bellagio is about 1.9 miles away on foot, roughly 40 minutes by OpenStreetMap’s walking router, so plan on rideshares.
• Poker players and anyone under 21: the poker room is closed, and you must be 21 to check in.

Conrad Las Vegas review: pros and cons

Alternatives to Conrad Las Vegas

Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World

Same pools, casino, restaurants and fee, with 400-square-foot Deluxe Rooms and a $15 Honors dining credit. Book it when the price gap is wide.

Crockfords Las Vegas

The step up on campus: 332 rooms, a Forbes Four-Star rating (2026), an exclusive entrance and the Crockfords Pool. Book it for privacy and service, not space, since rooms also start at 550 square feet.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Across the boulevard to the north; its parking page says guest self-parking is included in the resort fee. Our Fontainebleau Las Vegas review and Resorts World vs Fontainebleau compare the two.

Wynn Las Vegas

About a 15-minute walk south, with free self-parking for registered hotel guests, per Wynn’s parking page; our Wynn Las Vegas review has the details.

Is Conrad Las Vegas worth it?

Compare identical dates, beds and cancellation terms: a flexible Conrad rate against a prepaid Hilton rate isn’t a fair test.

If you’re weighing the step up on campus, here’s how Conrad compares with Crockfords on suites, service and pool access. If you’re weighing a Conrad stay against Wynn’s bigger rooms and free self-parking, we compare Conrad and the other Resorts World hotels against Wynn category by category.

FAQ

Is Conrad Las Vegas part of Resorts World?

Yes. Conrad Las Vegas is one of three Hilton-brand hotels at Resorts World Las Vegas, alongside the Las Vegas Hilton and Crockfords. It has its own entrance at 111 Resorts World Ave, its own reception lobby and 1,496 rooms and suites, and it shares the casino, pool complex, restaurants, spa and theater with the other two hotels. All three charge the same $55-plus-tax resort fee.

How much is the resort fee at Conrad Las Vegas?

The resort fee is $55 plus tax per night, about $62.36 with the 13.38% room tax, as of Nov. 6, 2026. It covers internet, smart TV casting, local and toll-free calls, PressReader and small spa and pool discounts. Hilton Honors reward stays booked entirely with points don’t carry the fee, and self-parking costs another $21 a day.

Is the Conrad Las Vegas pool open in November?

Yes, with shorter hours. On Nov. 6, 2026, Resorts World listed its pools as open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends, weather permitting, and some pools may close in the off-season. Conrad guests use the shared 5.5-acre complex, and AYU Dayclub showed no upcoming events.

Do Conrad Las Vegas rooms have a bathtub?

Not the standard rooms. The 550-square-foot Premium Rooms list a spa-inspired bathroom with a walk-in shower. The 1,100-square-foot One-Bedroom Suites add a freestanding tub, a double vanity, a rain shower and a separate water closet, and the Strip View Two-Bedroom Suite lists a soaking tub. If a bath matters, book a suite by name.

Is Conrad or Hilton better at Resorts World?

Conrad is better for space and Honors perks: its standard rooms are 550 square feet versus 400 at the Hilton, it has its own lobby, and Gold and Diamond members get a $25 daily dining credit per person instead of $15. The Hilton is better value when its rate is much lower, because both share the same pools, casino, restaurants and resort fee.

Conrad works best as a roomy, Hilton-connected north Strip base, as long as you price in the fee, the parking and the walk.

Sources

• Resorts World Las Vegas: Conrad Las Vegas rooms and suites
• Resorts World Las Vegas: Conrad Strip View One-Bedroom Suite
• Resorts World Las Vegas: FAQ (resort fee, parking, check-in, fitness)
• Resorts World Las Vegas: Pools, hours and access
• Resorts World Las Vegas: Dining and bars
• Resorts World Las Vegas: Entertainment calendar
• Resorts World Las Vegas: Hilton Honors member benefits
• Resorts World Las Vegas: Club 66 VIP lounge
• Resorts World Las Vegas: Property fact sheet (March 2026, PDF)
• Forbes Travel Guide: Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World
• The Boring Company: Resorts World Connector (Vegas Loop)
• Tripadvisor: Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World guest reviews