Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Curio Collection By Hilton

Erika G.

The rooms were very nice and clean. There was no noise at all. Only one you were outside you could hear the planes. The hotel is 20 minutes away from the strip. Not an ideal place to walk you have to cross a busy street not very good for pedestrians. Otherwise, like I said rooms were clean, crisp, freshly renovated. I would’ve loved to have a coffee maker in the room because it’s quite a walk through the casino to get something.

Manasie Tiwari

Just off the strip, very convenient to park at and amazing staff and rooms! 100% recommend if you want to have a comfortable stay at Vegas. The breakfast was heavenly and the variety amazing. Super helpful staff especially Alexis at the breakfast place. If we are ever in Vegas again.. this is the place we are staying at.

Elizabeth Schreiter

ETA: per the AP, the local culinary union reached a five-year deal as of 1/23/25, so the strike is over. Congrats to them for holding strong until they got a just deal and now I feel better about returning to this property in the future! My husband and I chose this hotel for its proximity to the airport because we were only staying one night (while en route to Hawaii) and because it was within walking distance of a bunch of restaurants, shops, and an excellent cannabis dispensary if that’s your jam. (It’s The Grove Dispensary, by the way.) You will see lots of planes flying, which can get loud especially outside, but if you’re a fan of plane spotting you will be in heaven. The property itself is basically a large boutique hotel/casino: it has a smaller footprint compared to a full-fledged resort on the Strip, but it is still quite large. Traveler tip: if you have several rolling suitcases, or even one, avoid walking through the maze of carpeted hallways and opt instead to roll through the outdoor lawn area, as the paved walkways are much easier to navigate. Our room in the Opal tower was nice: spacious, clean, and afforded a good view of the southern end of the Strip as well as the pool area. The bathroom was nice, but the door to the shower and toilet room is comically large. The large door that closes between the bedroom and the bathroom/entryway is nice, but unless you jam the chair at the vanity desk against it, it doesn’t stay open. If you have Hilton Diamond/Gold status, you are eligible for a $15 per person food and beverage credit and it’s good for either Kassi Beach House or the breakfast buffet. We opted for a late lunch at Kassi, and our meals were tasty, elegant, and offered a generous portion for the price. Obviously it’s still a Las Vegas hotel restaurant, but the value for the money was solid. Speaking of the food, however, I didn’t realize when we were booking the room that the local culinary union was on strike here, and I absolutely hated crossing that picket line. I hope management does everything they can to resolve this justly, as the lifeblood of Las Vegas is its impressive hospitality workforce, and they deserve fair pay, benefits, and treatment for everything they do to make the customer experience a special one.

Elissa Luma

The rooms are modern, very clean, with convenient touches. Bed was comfortable. Service is fine. You'd think with all the restaurants, one of them would have good food, but it's fast-food level quality at every price point. Save your appetite and eat anywhere else.

Jjlafa

The shower is very nice. The decor is cute but cheesy. The lighting in the room is obnoxious and complicated. There is not a desk in the room. The fridge is stocked with alcohol and there is a fee to remove it so beware those in the early days of sobriety. If you are staying for a full on Vegas experience it is probably good but if you are in Vegas for business, you might want to choose something else. Please do not schedule a conference here...why would anyone do that??