Executive Suite

The Executive Suite is a one-bedroom retreat with sweeping Strip views. Blackout drapes let you darken the room completely when you want to sleep, so you can enjoy the skyline at night and still rest well.

The suite measures 760 sq. ft. and is laid out as one bedroom with a dining table, a mini-fridge and a minibar. It also has a 54-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, pay movies, Netflix and Hulu.

For two guests, it is a strong choice. The 760 sq. ft. layout, king bed, soaking tub and dining table give you room to settle in, and the minibar and mini-fridge make a longer stay easier. Because it sleeps only two and has no rollaway option, families with older children will need to look at a different room.

The suite has lever door handles and thin carpet, which suit many guests with mobility needs. Wheelchair-accessible parking is also provided inside the parking garage.

The daily resort fee covers in-room Wi-Fi, unlimited local, toll-free and domestic long-distance calls, digital newspaper and magazine access, 24-hour fitness center access, and tennis and pickleball court access. As of July 2026 the fee is $62.36 per night. Hotel guests can also use the Boulevard and Chelsea pools with a room key, though the pools are seasonal and subject to closures.

The resort is at 3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South, mid-Strip. Harry Reid International Airport is about 3 miles away, and a taxi or rideshare takes roughly 10 to 15 minutes. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle. Self-parking is $20 per day and valet is $40 per day, both with in and out privileges.

Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Guests must be 21 or older and show a photo ID and credit card. On-site dining runs from The Henry's round-the-clock comfort food and Eggslut's all-day breakfast to Scarpetta, Zuma and STK for dinner.

The suite's private bathroom has a deep soaking bathtub separate from the shower, so you can soak after a day on the Strip or rinse off quickly before heading out. It comes stocked with bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer, shampoo, soap and fresh towels for a proper hotel-spa feel in your own room.

The suite has 1 King Bed, making it a comfortable fit for two adults. Because a rollaway bed is not an option here, it is best suited to couples or solo travelers rather than groups sharing the same room.

Yes — the suite includes a free crib, so a couple traveling with a baby can room together comfortably. It's built around two adult guests plus the crib, so it isn't the right fit for families with older children who need separate sleeping space.

The bedroom pairs Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and a pillowtop mattress with hypo-allergenic bedding, so light sleepers and allergy-conscious guests are both covered. Climate-controlled heating and air conditioning let you set the room exactly how you like it, and the blackout drapes keep it dark for sleeping in.

Guests staying in this suite can use the Boulevard and Chelsea pools with their room key, both part of The Cosmopolitan's Pool District, and the casino floor with its slot machines and gaming tables is part of the same connected resort. It's an easy trip down from your room rather than a drive or shuttle ride.

The bathroom comes with shampoo, soap, toilet paper and free toiletries along with bathrobes and slippers. A toothbrush and toothpaste are not part of the setup, so it's worth tucking your own into your bag before you travel.

At 760 sq. ft., the one-bedroom layout has space for a dedicated dining table, mini-fridge and minibar in addition to the bedroom itself — room to eat in, store drinks and snacks, and spread out rather than living out of a single room.

The suite's dining table doubles easily as a spot to open a laptop, and the minibar and mini-fridge mean you can keep working without a trip downstairs. With a 54-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, Netflix and Hulu for downtime, it balances a business trip with evenings of relaxing in the room.