Best rooms at The STRAT — ranked and who they suit
Best rooms for views and special occasions: Boulevard Suite and Classic Grand Suite (both 1 King Bed) put you closest to skyline views and more space, with Boulevard Suite the pick for dining or events tied to the Tower. Best value and practical picks: Select Room and Select 2 Queens Room give straightforward Strip-facing rooms at lower rate tiers; Elite/Elite 2 Queens and Elevate options upgrade finishes and seating areas. Newly Renovated Vegas Tower Room is the choice if you specifically want a recently updated tower room.
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Top rooms for skyline views and special occasions
Boulevard Suite (1 King Bed) and Classic Grand Suite (1 King Bed) are the top picks when views and space matter. Both offer separate living or sitting areas that make them useful for small celebrations, romantic stays, or anyone wanting more room to relax.
Boulevard Suite sits higher in the room hierarchy and is shown in The STRAT photo set with large windows and living-area shots, making it the best single-room choice if you want wide city vistas and room for guests.
- Boulevard Suite — 1 King Bed: best for skyline views, private seating, and higher-tier suite amenities.
- Classic Grand Suite — 1 King Bed: suite layout with separate living area and dining/working space.
| Room | Best for |
|---|---|
| Boulevard Suite | Romantic dinners, skyline views, more space |
| Classic Grand Suite | Longer stays, small gatherings, extra seating |
Best value choices for solo travelers and couples
Select Room (1 King Bed) and Select 2 Queens Room (2 Queen Beds) are the straightforward, no-frills room types that suit travelers who want a clean, comfortable room without suite pricing.
These rooms are commonly chosen by guests who plan to spend most of their time exploring the Strip, attending shows, or using the casino and hotel dining rather than lingering in-room.
- Select Room — 1 King Bed: solid option for couples or solo travelers who want a king bed and city view options.
- Select 2 Queens Room — 2 Queen Beds: useful for friends or families who need separate sleeping spaces.
- Good for guests who prioritize location and price over extra living space.
| Room | Who it suits |
|---|---|
| Select Room | Couples, solo travelers on a budget |
| Select 2 Queens Room | Families and friends sharing a room |
Best rooms for families and groups
Elite 2 Queens Room and Elevate 2 Queens Room (both 2 Queen Beds) are the practical picks when you need sleeping space for three or four people. The STRAT applies a nightly additional-person fee for 3rd and 4th guests aged 12 or older, so factor that into budgets.
Family-friendly pool access and hotel amenities make these rooms convenient: hotel guests receive seasonal admission to Swim & Social, which allows minors under 18 when accompanied by an adult.
- Elite 2 Queens Room — 2 Queen Beds: better finishes than base select rooms; good mid-tier choice.
- Elevate 2 Queens Room — 2 Queen Beds: often has upgraded seating and fixtures versus base tiers.
- Remember: additional nightly fee applies for 3rd and 4th person aged 12+ per hotel policy.
| Room | Family fit |
|---|---|
| Elite 2 Queens Room | Mid-tier family option |
| Elevate 2 Queens Room | Upgraded mid-tier family option |
Best for business travelers and short stays
Select Room and Elite Room (both 1 King Bed) work well for business travelers who need a desk, free in-room Wi‑Fi (for up to two devices), and easy access to the casino, meeting rooms, and the 24-hour Fitness Center on the Select Tower retail level.
If you expect to work in the room, choose Elite Room for slightly better furnishings and a dedicated seating area when available.
- Elite Room — 1 King Bed: better seating and workspace than base select rooms.
- Select Room — 1 King Bed: practical and cost-effective for short business stays.
- All guests get free in‑room Wi‑Fi for up to two devices; Tower Wi‑Fi is always free.
| Room | Business perks |
|---|---|
| Elite Room | Upgraded furnishings, seating for working |
| Select Room | Solid, no-frills workspace |
Best newly updated tower room
Newly Renovated Vegas Tower Room (1 King Bed) is the explicit choice if you want a recently updated tower room. The research dossier lists this room name among the hotel's room types and identifies it as renovated tower inventory.
Choose this room when you want fresher finishes and a tower location, though the hotel assigns exact room locations and views at check-in, and a Room Type assigned at check-in is another option travelers may receive.
- Newly Renovated Vegas Tower Room — 1 King Bed: updated finishes in tower rooms.
- Ask at check-in about exact view and floor placement; the hotel may assign a Room Type at check-in.
| Room | When to pick |
|---|---|
| Newly Renovated Vegas Tower Room | You want a recently updated tower room with newer finishes |
| Room Type assigned at check-in | Flexible/last-minute bookings where exact room is allocated on arrival |
Practical notes when choosing a room
Check-in begins at 3:00pm and check-out is at 11:00am. The primary guest checking in must be 21 or older and must present a physical government-issued ID and the physical major credit card used for the security deposit.
The hotel charges a daily resort fee and places a security deposit hold at check-in. Some rooms are designated smoking rooms—ask when booking if you need a non-smoking room—and service animals are allowed under the hotel's policy.
- Check-in: 3:00pm. Check-out: 11:00am.
- Primary check-in age: 21+ with physical ID and card.
- Daily resort fee applies and incidentals deposit/hold is collected at check-in.
- Smoking rooms are available in select inventory; service animals are permitted.
| Policy | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Check-in/out | Check-in 3:00pm; check-out 11:00am |
| Age & ID | Primary guest must be 21+ with physical ID and card |
| Wi‑Fi | Free in-room Wi‑Fi for up to two devices |
