While there’s no shortage of luxury rooms and suites in Vegas, if you really want to push the boat out for a special occasion – or you simply don’t need to worry about how much you spend – there are some spectacular penthouses in town representing the height of luxury.
For most people, staying in one of these rooms for even one night is the stuff of dreams, although there are still some more affordable options available – relatively speaking. And to give you the lowdown on the top picks, here’s our guide to the best penthouses in Vegas.
Best Penthouses in Vegas
ARIA Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse
- Prices from: Rates vary by date and demand
- Highlights: Hi-tech room with one-touch controls, stunning panoramic views, exclusive Sky Suites amenities
ARIA is known as one of the most technologically advanced hotels in the world, and if you choose to stay in one of the Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouses, you can look forward to world-class levels of luxury too.
The standard One Bedroom Penthouse measures about 1,345 square feet, while the Panoramic version can reach up to 2,060 square feet. Check-in takes place through the exclusive Sky Suites experience, so you won’t have to worry about waiting in line in the regular reception area, and you’ll also benefit from the elevated service that comes with the Sky Suites category.
Once you reach the room, you’ll be blown away by the stunning views down over The Strip and the rest of Vegas, views which are accentuated by the glorious floor-to-ceiling windows.
The sleek, modern décor is classy yet comfortable, and this being ARIA, you can expect a hi-tech room, with lighting, mood, entertainment and more designed to be controlled with ease, making this one of the most exceptional – yet still relatively approachable – penthouse-style suites in town.
The Venetian Wellness Penthouse Suite
- Prices from: Rates vary by date and booking channel
- Highlights: Newly remodeled design, two bedrooms, marble bathrooms, private workout room, floor-to-ceiling views
If you prefer old-world opulence combined with a fresher contemporary design, the newly remodeled Wellness Penthouse Suite at The Venetian might be more your style – and in a hotel that only has suites and no regular rooms, you can guess how luxurious this top-end accommodation must be.
The current Wellness Penthouse Suite measures about 2,600 square feet and includes two bedrooms, two luxurious marble bathrooms, a living room, dining table and a private workout room. The floor-to-ceiling windows also give the suite the elevated Vegas view you expect from this category.
The Venetian has been remodeling and refreshing parts of its high-end suite collection, so some older room details may differ from the current product. That said, the essential appeal remains the same: oversized accommodations, polished Italian-inspired style and a level of comfort far beyond a standard hotel room.
For this level of extravagance, you have to expect to pay a considerable price – but for guests who want a large, refined suite in one of the most famous resorts on the Strip, this penthouse option remains one of the best choices in Las Vegas.
The Palazzo Penthouse Suite
- Prices from: Rates vary by date and availability
- Highlights: Elegant Italian-inspired décor, oversized suite layout, refined Palazzo setting
Located in the same resort complex as the suite above but sitting atop the Palazzo Tower, the Palazzo Penthouse Suite is broadly similar in levels of comfort and luxury to the equivalent top-end rooms in The Venetian.
However, while many people tend to imagine the two towers are more or less identical, there are still some differences.
The Palazzo is a more recent development, having opened in 2007 – compared to 1999 for The Venetian – and while The Palazzo still exudes the same old-world Italian charm and elegance, the décor is slightly more contemporary.
The Palazzo’s high-end suites are designed for travelers who want more space, more privacy and a more elevated experience than the already-large standard suites at the resort. Expect a luxurious marble bathroom, dedicated living space and the polished atmosphere that defines The Palazzo.
Since The Venetian Resort’s highest-end suite inventory can change by remodel, view, tower and booking channel, contact the resort directly if you are specifically looking for a true penthouse configuration, special view or upgraded VIP-level experience.
In short, this is a stunning penthouse-style option where you’ll be treated to extreme levels of comfort and luxury – as long as you’re able to meet the hefty price tag.
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The Bellagio Penthouse Suite
- Prices from: Rates vary widely by date
- Highlights: One- or two-bedroom options, Italian-inspired finishes, marble foyer, spa-style bathroom features
The Bellagio is known for its chic design and classy contemporary style, and choosing a penthouse suite there will allow you to experience the very best the hotel has to offer.
The foyer features a stylish marble floor, and the expansive interior of the suite is decorated in the distinct artistic style for which the hotel is famous. The one-bedroom Penthouse Suite is the more intimate option, while the Two Bedroom Penthouse Suite measures around 2,052 square feet and can accommodate up to six guests.
The bathroom includes luxurious marble finishes and spa-style amenities, while the suite experience includes the refined touches you expect from Bellagio.
There’s no shortage of extra touches that are designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible, including spacious living areas, in-room technology, turndown service and refined décor inspired by the natural elegance of Lake Como.
That makes this suite the perfect option for the discerning guest who demands the utmost levels of luxury but who also wants a classic Las Vegas resort setting with one of the most famous addresses on the Strip.
The View Penthouse, Palms Casino Resort
- Prices from: Rates vary by date and event demand
- Highlights: Sublime Strip views, wraparound skyline views, shuffleboard, deep soak tub
Palms Casino Resort is famously home to some of the most extravagant suites in Las Vegas, and while the top experiential suites can reach extraordinary prices, the “regular” penthouses are still almost impossibly luxurious.
There are several options, but the one to go for is probably The View Penthouse, which, as the name suggests, offers some of the best views in the hotel – as well as in the whole of Vegas, for that matter.
The suite is large enough for up to six guests and covers 1,432 square feet. Highlights include wraparound views of the Strip and skyline, a dramatic corner layout, shuffleboard, generous seating and a deep soak tub.
The living area is spacious and features contemporary design and a strong party-suite feel, making it a great choice for small groups who want a penthouse that feels fun, social and view-focused rather than quietly formal.
As you would expect for one of the most exclusive rooms at Palms, this is the kind of room that most people can only dream of staying in. However, for those who have money to burn, there are few penthouses in town that even come close.
Nobu Penthouse and Nobu Villa, Nobu Hotel, Caesars Palace
- Prices from: Direct inquiry or dynamic rates depending on suite type
- Highlights: Japanese-inspired design, wet bar, Zen garden features in the villa, luxury Caesars Palace setting
If there’s one penthouse-style suite category that rivals the most extravagant accommodations at Palms, it’s the Nobu Penthouse and Nobu Villa collection in the Nobu Hotel, itself a part of Caesars Palace.
The suites, like the rest of the Nobu Hotel, feature Japan-inspired minimalist chic décor that combines peaceful tranquility with understated luxury.
The ultra-luxury 3-bedroom Nobu Villa takes the concept much further, with expansive indoor and outdoor space, a full bar, a barbecue pit, a fire and water feature, and a secluded Zen garden with an Italian-made whirlpool.
While the price might be beyond most visitors to Sin City, these rooms are ideal for those looking for a venue to host a luxury event – or just anybody who has practically limitless funds.
For most travelers, this is a direct-inquiry category rather than a quick booking. If you want the Nobu experience without the villa-level spend, ask Caesars about current Nobu penthouse and premium suite availability.
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Cosmopolitan Chelsea Penthouse
- Prices from: Dynamic pricing through standard booking or Luxury Reservations
- Highlights: The Cosmopolitan’s inimitable style and unique décor, fantastic views, wet bar, terraces in three-bedroom versions
The Cosmopolitan is known for its ultramodern design, and the Chelsea Penthouses represent the pinnacle of everything this classy resort stands for.
The penthouses start from 2,400 square feet and are available in two-bedroom and three-bedroom configurations. The two-bedroom version sleeps up to four guests, while the three-bedroom version can sleep up to eight and includes panoramic-view terraces.
The décor incorporates quirky features such as crystal-encrusted textured walls, unique curated art installations and handwoven fabrics.
The views afforded through the floor-to-ceiling windows are among the best in Vegas, and if you choose the three-bedroom option, you’ll also be able to benefit from a private terrace area.
All Chelsea Penthouses are equipped with a wet bar, along with a range of technology designed to make the whole experience seamless and trouble-free. The three-bedroom penthouses are handled through Luxury Reservations, so call or email the resort if you need the larger configuration.
LINQ Penthouse
- Prices from: Often more affordable than luxury-resort penthouses, but rates vary
- Highlights: Central Strip location, party-friendly layout, vibrant décor, good value for a penthouse-style stay
Known as one of the best-value upmarket hotels in Vegas, LINQ allows you to sample the luxury of some of the more expensive places in town but at far more affordable prices.
For this reason, the LINQ penthouses are a popular choice with those who want to try the penthouse experience but who don’t want to pay more than necessary.
However, while the level of luxury can’t match places like the Nobu or the Palms penthouses, you can still look forward to enjoying original artwork, modern furniture and exciting, vibrant décor.
The suite includes a bar area that’s ideal for hosting small gatherings in the suite, and the location is perfect if you want to be in the middle of the Strip near The LINQ Promenade, the High Roller, Caesars Palace, Flamingo and Harrah’s.
This is the option for visitors who want a penthouse-style experience at a more approachable price point rather than an ultra-private, butler-serviced mansion in the sky.
SKYLOFTS, MGM Grand
- Prices from: Rates vary by loft size, date and demand
- Highlights: Two-story lofts, private check-in, exclusive SKYLOFTS lounge, 24-hour concierge and butler-style service
Another option that offers you high levels of luxury and decadence is the SKYLOFTS at the top of the iconic MGM Grand hotel.
They are designed as an overall experience rather than just large and expensive rooms, and you’ll feel like a VIP from the moment you step into the exclusive SKYLOFTS experience. There’s also a dedicated SKYLOFTS concierge whose job it is to look after guests staying in SKYLOFTS.
The One Bedroom Loft measures about 1,400 square feet and includes a two-story loft layout, soaring vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, living and entertainment spaces, and an elevated MGM Grand view.
Inside the suite, you can enjoy high-end finishes, personalized services and the kind of privacy that makes these suites feel more like a boutique hotel within MGM Grand than a regular room category.
The SKYLOFTS are available in one-, two- or three-bedroom versions, and although they’re far from cheap, for the level of luxury, the attentive and personalized service and everything else that comes with the room, these suites are some of the best options in Vegas.
Encore Three Bedroom Duplex, Wynn
- Prices from: Direct luxury-reservations pricing
- Highlights: Two-story windows, billiard room, exercise room, marble bathrooms, butler’s pantry
If your idea of a Las Vegas penthouse involves enormous scale, a private residential feel and some of the best service in town, the Encore Three Bedroom Duplex deserves a place on your shortlist.
This ultra-luxury duplex offers a towering living and dining room with seating for eight, a 75-inch HDTV and two-story windows designed to capture dazzling views of Las Vegas.
Each bedroom has its own marble bath, and the suite also includes a billiard room, exercise room, guest powder room and butler’s pantry. It feels less like a normal hotel suite and more like a private residence inside one of the most polished resorts on the Strip.
This is not an entry-level penthouse. It is a special-occasion, high-budget accommodation for groups who want Wynn-level service and space to entertain.
Crockfords Three-Bedroom Palace, Resorts World
- Prices from: Direct luxury-reservations pricing
- Highlights: 6,500 square feet, private pool, garden terrace, media room, gourmet patio kitchen
For a newer ultra-luxury option, Crockfords Three-Bedroom Palace at Resorts World Las Vegas brings a palatial suite experience to the north end of the Strip.
This estate-style suite measures 6,500 square feet and includes two king beds and two queen beds. Among its most striking features are a grand foyer with private powder room, a media room with cinema-style seating, a garden terrace, private pool and gourmet patio kitchen.
It is technically branded as a palace rather than a penthouse, but in terms of scale, exclusivity and luxury, it belongs in the same conversation as the best penthouse-style accommodations in Las Vegas.
This is the kind of suite that makes sense for high-end group trips, private celebrations, luxury entertaining or anyone who wants a newer alternative to the classic Strip penthouses.
A Note on Prices
Booking an exclusive penthouse in a luxury hotel is not quite the same as reserving a regular room, and sometimes, it can be hard to give accurate information about just how much a penthouse can cost since the rates aren’t always openly advertised.
Furthermore, just like any other room, the prices can fluctuate according to the season as well as demand.
In this post, we have avoided relying too heavily on fixed nightly rates because Las Vegas penthouse pricing changes dramatically by date, event calendar, room availability, casino status, direct inquiry, and whether you are booking a public suite or a private luxury-reservations category.
If you want to reserve a penthouse suite in any of these hotels, the best approach is to check the hotel’s current booking page first, then contact luxury reservations directly for larger penthouses, multi-bedroom suites, villas and special-event stays.
Note also that, just as with other rooms, if you visit during the week during low season, you can sometimes score some great deals, even when it comes to the most expensive, exclusive penthouses in town.
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No Lack of Options for High Rollers and Big Spenders in Vegas
As you would expect, when it comes to top-end penthouse suites offering the utmost in style and opulence, there’s no lack of choice in Vegas.
Whether you are looking for a relatively inexpensive version that lets you experience the penthouse lifestyle or a suite that offers ultimate levels of luxury – and comes with a room rate to match – in Vegas, you have plenty of options to choose from.