Wraparound Terrace Suite Fountain View

This suite faces the water, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace framing views toward the fountains. The glass and the terrace give the 1200 sq. ft. suite a bright, open feel, so the view is the main reason to choose it.

Yes, the suite has a private terrace that wraps the suite's water-facing side. It is a place to enjoy the fountain views outside the suite, and the floor-to-ceiling windows bring the same outlook indoors.

In the suite you get a 54-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, Netflix, Hulu and pay movies, plus a minibar and mini-fridge. Climate control covers both heating and air conditioning. The mandatory daily resort fee ($62.36 per night as of July 2026) includes in-room Wi-Fi, local and domestic long-distance calls, digital newspapers and magazines, 24-hour fitness center access and tennis or pickleball court access.

The Pool District has three pools. The Boulevard and Chelsea pools are for hotel guests and need your room key. The Chelsea Pool is typically the year-round option, while the Boulevard Pool is seasonal. Marquee Dayclub is an adults-only (21+) area. Sahra Spa, Salon & Hammam is on Level 14 of The Chelsea Tower and is open to guests 18 and older.

Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. A photo ID and credit card are required, and the minimum check-in age is 21. Covered self-parking is $20 per day and valet is $40 per day, both with in-and-out privileges. Harry Reid International Airport is about 3 miles away, and a taxi or rideshare takes around 10-15 minutes. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle.

The resort has 18 restaurants plus multiple bars, so you rarely need to leave the property. Choices range from Scarpetta for Italian and Zuma for modern Japanese to Eggslut for all-day breakfast. The Henry serves comfort food round the clock. The Chandelier lounge is a three-level bar decorated with more than two million crystals.

The bathroom is private with a deep soaking bathtub separate from the shower, so you can choose a long soak or a quick rinse. It comes stocked with bathrobes, slippers, shampoo, soap and free toiletries, plus a hair dryer, giving the suite a proper spa-at-home feel to match its fountain-facing outlook.

At 1200 sq. ft., this suite is considerably larger than a typical guest room, with a separate bedroom, a private wraparound terrace and floor-to-ceiling glass that pulls the fountain view indoors. Guests who want the view without the extra living space and terrace would look at a standard fountain-view room instead, while this category is built for travelers who want room to stretch out.

Yes — the combination of a separate bedroom, minibar, mini-fridge and premium bedding (Egyptian cotton sheets, a pillowtop mattress, down comforter) makes it comfortable for multi-night stays, and the private terrace with fountain views makes it a strong pick for anniversaries, honeymoons or any trip where guests want extra space and a view to linger over each morning.

The suite includes lever door handles, which are easier to operate than round knobs for guests with limited hand strength, and thin carpet throughout, which makes rolling luggage, wheelchairs or walkers easier to maneuver than a deep-pile carpet would.