Best rooms at Vdara, ranked
Best overall: One Bedroom Penthouse Suite — most space, dedicated living area and kitchenette for longer stays. Best for views: Panoramic Suite — large windows and skyline sightlines. Best value for couples: Executive Corner Suite — corner exposure and privacy; best for pet owners: Studio V Dog, which is designated for guests with dogs.
In this guide
- One Bedroom Penthouse Suite — best overall
- Panoramic Suite — best for skyline views
- Executive Corner Suite — best for privacy and light
- Studio Fountain View — best for views of Bellagio fountains
- Vdara Suite and Studio Parlor — best mid-tier suite options
- Studio V Dog and Restore Studio — best for pets and wellness-focused stays
- How to pick the right room for your stay
One Bedroom Penthouse Suite — best overall
Why it tops the list: the One Bedroom Penthouse Suite provides the most distinct living, dining and sleeping areas among Vdara’s room types, making it the best choice for multi-night stays, small families or travelers who want separate work and sleep spaces.
What to expect: a separate living room and kitchenette area plus a king bed and a queen sofa bed option in the suite layout. These suites are typically prioritized for guests who plan to spend time in-room or want room to entertain.
- Separate living room and bedroom (privacy for two travelers)
- Kitchenette or pantry area for light meal prep
- Sleeps with 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed option
- Good pick for longer stays or guests who want more in-room space
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living room | Space to work, relax or host without moving to the bedroom |
| Kitchenette | Convenience for snacks, breakfast or light meals |
| Queen sofa bed | Extra sleeping option without booking a second room |
Panoramic Suite — best for skyline views
If city or Strip-facing views are a priority, the Panoramic Suite is designed to maximize window exposure so you get broad skyline sightlines from both living and sleeping areas.
The layout still follows Vdara’s all-suite format with a king bed and a queen sofa bed option, while larger windows make this a favorite for travelers who value daytime light or night views.
- Floor-to-ceiling or wide windows for panoramic views
- Separate living area plus sleeping space
- 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed configuration
| Best for | Why |
|---|---|
| Photographers or skyline-watchers | Wide windows and sightlines |
| Couples who want a view | Living area and bedroom both benefit from windows |
| Short-stay luxury | Feels larger because of the visual openness |
Executive Corner Suite — best for privacy and light
The Executive Corner Suite places you at a corner of the tower, which usually means extra windows and daylight on two exposures and a more private feel than a standard studio.
Layout includes a living/dining area with a bedroom and the 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed option like other suites — a practical choice for business travelers who want a separate work zone.
- Corner exposure for more natural light
- Separate living/dining area for work or meetings
- Standard all-suite perks: sofa bed option and kitchenette in many layouts
| Who should choose it | Reason |
|---|---|
| Business travelers | Separate living area works as a desk or meeting spot |
| Daylight seekers | Windows on two sides bring extra light |
| Couples wanting privacy | Clear separation of living and sleeping spaces |
Studio Fountain View — best for views of Bellagio fountains
If seeing the Bellagio fountains or proximity to the Strip’s iconic sights matters, the Studio Fountain View offers direct sightlines where available and the simplicity of a single-room studio with a king bed and a queen sofa bed option.
Studios are good for travelers who prefer a compact suite with a clear view rather than a larger multi-room layout.
- Designed to provide fountain or Strip-facing views where available
- Studio layout — simpler, more intimate space
- 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed configuration
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Better views for some rooms | Room layout smaller than multi-room suites |
| Often less expensive than larger suites | Less separate living space |
| Good for couples or solo travelers | Not ideal if you need a dedicated work area |
Vdara Suite and Studio Parlor — best mid-tier suite options
The Vdara Suite and Studio Parlor both follow the property’s all-suite approach: more living space than a typical hotel room, with a king bed and a queen sofa bed option in their standard configurations.
Choose these if you want a clear living area without jumping to a penthouse price — they’re commonly used by families needing the sofa-bed option or travelers who want a kitchenette in-suite.
- Vdara Suite: standard suite layout with separate living area
- Studio Parlor: studio-style suite with additional living space and kitchenette elements in many rooms
- Both: 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed options
| Room type | Good for |
|---|---|
| Vdara Suite | Travelers who want separate living space |
| Studio Parlor | Guests seeking a roomy studio with kitchenette features |
| Both | Couples or small families wanting sofa-bed flexibility |
Studio V Dog and Restore Studio — best for pets and wellness-focused stays
Studio V Dog is one of the designated pet-friendly room types; Vdara allows dogs in specific rooms only and charges a nightly pet fee plus a one-time cleaning fee. Service animals are exempt from these fees.
Restore Studio is offered as a wellness-forward option in the room list; if restorative features matter to you (sleep-focused bedding or quieter location), this is the named option to request, though specific in-room amenity details may vary by reservation.
- Studio V Dog: designated for guests traveling with dogs (fees and limits apply)
- Restore Studio: named for wellness-minded stays — check your reservation for the exact amenities included
- Pet policy notes: pets only in designated rooms, usually a limit of two dogs and weight restrictions; service animals exempt
| Room | Why choose it |
|---|---|
| Studio V Dog | You’re traveling with a dog and need a designated pet room |
| Restore Studio | You want a room marketed toward restful or wellness features |
| General note | Confirm pet fees and room availability when booking |
How to pick the right room for your stay
Decide first whether views, space/layout or pet access matter most. For maximum space choose the One Bedroom Penthouse Suite; for views pick the Panoramic Suite or a Fountain View Studio; for pets pick Studio V Dog.
Other booking considerations: Vdara is an all-suite, non-gaming, non-smoking hotel with a mandatory daily resort fee that covers in-room and common-area WiFi; the property enforces a 21+ check-in age and collects an incidental deposit at check-in.
- If you need kitchenette space: prioritize penthouse or larger suites
- If you want Bellagio or Strip views: request Fountain View or Panoramic rooms
- If traveling with a dog: book only designated pet rooms (Studio V Dog)
- Always confirm the exact layout and view with your reservation — suites vary by floor and exposure
| Traveler type | Suggested room |
|---|---|
| Couple wanting a view | Panoramic Suite or Studio Fountain View |
| Family or extra guest | One Bedroom Penthouse Suite or Vdara Suite |
| Traveling with a dog | Studio V Dog (designated pet room) |
