Virgin Hotels Las Vegas Reviews

Modern, stylish atmosphere with unique and functional interior design that many guests find appealing and comfortable. The hotel layout is intuitive, making navigation easy.

Spacious rooms, especially in the Ruby Tower, which are larger than standard rooms and can be quieter if corner rooms are chosen.

Good cleanliness ratings overall, with many guests praising the upkeep despite occasional lapses.

Decent service quality, with helpful staff across departments such as valet and wait staff, although some bottlenecks occur at reception.

Pet-friendly accommodations available along with accessibility features for guests who need them.

Proximity to the Strip, though it is about a mile away; this location offers a quieter environment compared to being directly on the Strip.

Noise issues reported by some guests due to nearby protests or airport noise affecting sleep quality for certain rooms.

The hotel is located about two blocks off the Strip in an area described as "not particularly interesting," limiting daytime entertainment options on-site or nearby beyond gambling and dining.

Some reviews mention inconsistent service responsiveness and maintenance issues within rooms during stays.

The vibe can feel "dead" or lacking energy at times, especially outside peak hours or events, which may disappoint those seeking lively social scenes onsite.

High resort fees (around $45) add significantly to costs on top of room rates; these fees cover limited amenities like internet access discounts but are viewed by some as excessive or not providing good value for money compared to alternatives like Airbnb rentals without hidden fees.