Rooms with balconies are rare commodities in Sin City. Sometimes these rooms are tricky to book because they’re reserved for weeks or months in advance. Lucky for you, we have the inside scoop on which hotels offer rooms with outdoor access and how you can make your reservations. Check out our roundup of hotels on the Strip with balconies.
Six Hotels on the Strip With Balconies
The LINQ has ground-floor poolside patios
The LINQ hotel lands at number six on our list because they don’t actually offer balconies—but their patios are close enough.
Their Poolside Cabana rooms, located next to the pool at The LINQ, have private patios and plenty of perks. The rooms themselves are both cool and comfortable, but the real star is each room’s furnished outdoor area with a TV and a pool view. On a hot day in Vegas, there’s nothing more satisfying than spending time in the pool. You can roll out of bed and onto the deck, or pop out of your room for a quick dip before getting ready for dinner. This spot is perfect travelers looking for a lavish spring break or a chill summer getaway.
How to book: You can book rooms online or over the phone at 1-702-329-9857. Be sure to ask for a “Deluxe Poolside Cabana—1 King/2 Queens” when you call.
The LINQ Las Vegas (from USD $32 )
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Caesars Palace has luxury villas with private terraces and patios
If you’re hoping to stay in style at one of Vegas’s most famous resorts, check out the villas at Caesars Palace.
There are several villas at Caesars that have balconies or patios, including the 4,000 square-feet Neptune and Artemis Villas, the 5,000 square-feet Marc Antony Villa, the 10,000 square-feet Constantine and Marcus Aurelius Villas and the 11,310 square-foot Claudius Villa. Staying in one of these sprawling, luxurious suites is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Each of these private villas is unique, featuring different decor styles and amenities. For example, the Rome-inspired Claudius Villa has its own hot tub, a fire pit and direct access to the Garden of the Gods pool complex.
From the laundry list of luxuries and amenities in these villas, it isn’t difficult to imagine that the price is high. Since the bill for one of these villas is on the expensive end of the spectrum, it’s ripe for a special occasion. For the standard visit, you may be winning big when you’re there, so that dream could come true.
How to book: You can’t book one of these villas outright—you’ll have to call for your private luxury villa. Call 1-702-329-7473 to speak with a travel expert, or search beyond the Caesars villas and book a room online.
Caesars Palace Las Vegas (from USD $94.00 )
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The terrace suites at The Venetian are incredible—if you can get one
It’s no secret that The Venetian is a world-class resort. If you stay here, you’ll get to enjoy some of the most delicious food, the comfiest beds, the best shower water pressure, et cetera. But what about the balconies?
It’s an if-you-know-you-know fact about The Venetian that a select few rooms at the resort have terraces. These terraces aren’t advertised on the site. The Terrazo suites in Venezia Tower are beautiful, of course—decorated in the same Italian Renaissance opulence as the rest of the resort. The view from these terraces is of a small pool within the walls of the towers, which gives the impression of an ancient Venetian gathering space. The reason these rooms aren’t higher on the list? You can’t book one ahead of time.
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How to book: Terrace suites are not bookable in advance, but you can reserve a standard suite at The Venetian online or over the phone at 1-702-827-5104. Then, you have to wait until check-in to ask whether there’s a terrace suite available. If there is and you’re nice to the front desk attendant, you may find yourself with one of those coveted terrace rooms.
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas (from USD $100 )
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Polo Towers has center-Strip suites with cozy balconies
The one and two-bedroom suites at Polo Towers feature small balconies with modest views of the city. Tucked behind a nondescript shopping center in the heart of the Strip, Polo Towers are diamonds in the rough. Their friendly staff and spacious rooms mean that the stay is absolutely worth the price, and the balconies are the icing on top of the cake. It’s not necessarily Instagrammable or tweet-worthy, but it’s a clean and comfortable place to spend some time relaxing after a long day on the Strip.
How to book: Reserve your suite at Polo Towers online or over the phone at 1-702-707-9476.
Polo Towers by Diamond Resorts Las Vegas (from USD $39 )
Polo Towers by Diamond Resorts Las Vegas
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The Signature at MGM Grand offers luxurious suites with spacious balconies
The Signature at MGM Grand isn’t technically on the Strip, but it isn’t off the Strip either. This all-suite hotel is a block from the Strip, but it’s also connected to the main MGM Grand complex by several walkways. Guests at The Signature are within walking distance of all of the luxuries of the Strip and they have private balconies, which is something that most visitors to the Strip can’t boast. This modern hotel may not be as large as the larger MGM Grand hotel, but the balconies at The Signature can’t be beaten.
How to book: Thanks to an abundance of options, it’s easy to book a suite with a balcony at The Signature. You can make a reservation online or call 1-702-803-2894.
MGM Grand Las Vegas (from USD $47 )
MGM Grand Las Vegas
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The Cosmopolitan has gorgeous terraces galore
The Cosmopolitan is indisputably the best hotel on the Strip if you’re hoping for a balcony. They offer over 2,000 rooms with terraces, meaning that you can bet on a balcony if you reserve a room at The Cosmopolitan. From the Terrace Studios to the Wraparound Terrace Suites, you have choices when it comes to terrace rooms at The Cosmopolitan.
Are you looking for something cozy or sprawling? Simple or luxury? With a city view or a fountain view? Whatever your answer, The Cosmopolitan has it. As if you needed another reason to pick The Cosmopolitan, they also offer a completely unique experience on the Strip: private terraces overlooking the dancing fountains at Bellagio. The terrace rooms may cost a bit more, but the view is worth every penny.
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How to book: You can reserve a terrace room at The Cosmopolitan online or over the phone at 1-702-389-4899. Be sure to specify that your room says “terrace” when you book.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas (from USD $250 )
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hotels on the Strip With Balconies
Why don’t more hotels in Las Vegas have rooms with balconies?
Most hotels in Vegas have opted for balcony-less rooms for two reasons: safety and climate. Sin City’s vices can affect both balance and judgment, and it’s better to be safe than sorry when it comes to rowdy guests and tall buildings.
Since winters are colder, hoteliers have also decided to save on an amenity that people can only use in two of the four seasons. But if you’re visiting during one of those perfect-weather sweet spots, it’s worth the work to track down a room with outdoor access.
Are any of the hotels in this list pet-friendly?
Yes. But each pet-friendly hotels has specific rooms where pets are allowed to stay, so make sure you call ahead before bringing your pet.
Which is better—booking online or over the phone?
Everyone has a preference, but booking online with sites like OnTheStrip.com has one advantage over booking over the phone: no service fees. When you book a hotel over the phone, they may apply a ‘telephone booking fee,’ so keep that in mind before you call.
