10 Affordable Luxury Suites in Las Vegas

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Las Vegas has long been known as the party and gamble hotspot, which means many people flock to Sin City. If you’re one of those people, it’s not uncommon to think that the city is expensive. But finding affordable suites in Las Vegas for your vacation doesn’t have to be a headache.

There are many cheap Las Vegas hotels downtown and on the Strip. Some with lovely and immersive themes might even make you forget that you’re in Las Vegas.

Think of it as a holiday within a holiday. Plus, you’ll need somewhere to stay after all the attractions and free Las Vegas shows the city has packed.

So, if you’re ready to dive in, let’s look at Vegas’s most stylish and affordable suites.

Cheap Hotels on Las Vegas Strip

The Las Vegas Strip is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the city. The hotels here are iconic and always have a strong theme of some kind. So, to get the whole Vegas experience, it would be a shame not to stay here. So, here is a list of the cheapest suites in Las Vegas.

Tip: Luxury suites are usually discounted and the cheapest on a Saturday.

Luxor Hotel & Casino

The Luxor Hotel is next to Mandalay Bay and is one of the first hotels on the Strip. Yet it offers some great deals on Cheap suites in Las Vegas. If you couldn’t guess from the hotel name or the giant black pyramid it’s set in, the hotel is Egypt-themed.

Inside, the decor pretty much reflects that, with high brown walls and ceilings pointing up and Ancient Egyptian statues in the lobby. The rooms are more toned-down and reflect a more updated design.

The Pyramid King Corner Suite is the cheapest suite this hotel offers at about $74. But this suite still has a tasteful look even at its low price. There is a small living room just outside your large bedroom.

You’ll find a spacious bed, TV, bathroom, and bathtub overlooking the city line in your room.

The hotel has plenty to keep you busy outside your rooms, too — Egyptian-themed and not. These include live performances from entertainers like The Blue Man Group and stand-up comedians.

There are also a few exciting exhibitions showcasing things like the Titanic, King Tut’s Tomb, and the human body. Outside, you’ll find the pool, one of the biggest in Vegas! You can get discounted tickets to these exhibitions and other shows at Vegas.com.

Excalibur Hotel & Casino

Next to the Luxor Hotel, you’ll find another cheap resort— the Excalibur Hotel. It is one of those classic Vegas hotels with a strong theme throughout. In this case, Medieval themed with brightly lit towers greet you as you enter the hotel.

This property has relatively cheap hotel rooms, which can go for as low as $25. But, if you’re looking for something more spacious, for $240, you can stay in their Resort Luxury Suite and overlook these colorful towers.

Your room has a large bedroom with a TV, an open-plan en-suite bathroom, and amazing views. There is a separate living room outside your bedroom with a TV, sofa, and small workstation.

The hotel is also a resort, so you’ll have plenty to keep you busy while living here, including four outdoor pools, which include a waterslide, a spa, live entertainment, and three bars.

Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

The Horseshoe Hotel is just off of the Strip across from Las Vegas Westin. But you might know it as Bally’s since it only recently rebranded to this new name.

While the Resort Studio Suite may be one of the pricier options on this list, you can still get it for pretty cheap on most days. The prices fluctuate often, but if you’re lucky, you can get it for as low as $65.

The one bedroom suite is everything you need in a Vegas stay. One thing you won’t need from the Resort Studio Suite is space. Inside, you’ll get a king size bed, seating and dining area, and an equally as spacious bathroom.

The room also comes with a mini fridge and coffee machine for those early mornings after a night out at the on-site facilities. Besides a casino and live shows, there are also a few bars and a lounge on-site.

One lounge you have to check out is The Cabinet of Curiosities bar, which serves inventive cocktails P. T. Barnum would be proud of.

Keeping in theme, there is also Twilight Zone mini golf, actual bodies exhibition, and arcade games which you can find all downstairs with a lush pool.

Note: Don’t miss out on the recently opened Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Bar.

Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

The Flamingo sits right across from Caesars Palace on the Vegas Strip. And yep. It stays true to its name with pink accents, flamingo statues, a tropical theme, and even live flamingos on-site.

It isn’t difficult to find a cheap suite here as there are a few to choose from. The Flamingo Junior is a mini suite that costs about $90. It has a king bed, flat screen TV, and a seating area.

But if you want something more elaborate, the hotel’s Cosmopolitan is a one bedroom suite with all the fixings. These include a large living room, dining table, a separate bedroom, and a spa tub.

The hotel’s amenities include live shows, a casino, shops, a Beach Club Pool with waterfalls, a slide, and a lagoon. Don’t forget to visit the Wildlife Habitat and etch your name on a brick to add to the walkway for a permanent reminder of your stay here.

Park MGM

While not as luxe as its cousin, MGM Grand, Park MGM is still a beautiful hotel with high-quality comfort for a discounted price. The hotel is known for having elegant suites in Las Vegas, so you’ll be getting a bang for your buck staying here.

Its suites combine a European style with modern decor. You can see this in Park MGM’s “Corner” or Nighthawk Suite, which could cost about $150 per night.

The Nighthawk suite is very spacious with a king sized bed, walk-in closet, in room safe, and huge bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Outside of your room, you won’t have to travel far for first-class entertainment. The Dolby Live Arena has live music shows every night with big names like Bruno Mars and Maroon 5.

The hotel also has about 13 eateries, ranging from hearty American meals to Korean Barbecue from celebrity chef Roy Choi.

The STRAT Hotel

The STRAT Hotel is at the Las Vegas Strip’s end (or beginning, depending on where you’re standing). While it doesn’t have a definite theme, it leans heavily into the modern decor in its public spaces and hotel rooms.

They offer affordable luxury suites, like the Classic Grand Suite, for under $90 a night. This room offers a large bedroom and a separate sitting area, all with contemporary furnishings.

However, it’s quite big. If you’d want a more petite suite, consider booking the Tower or Boulevard Suites instead. Both have a king size bed, a large bathroom, and a separate living room. You’re sure to have amazing views from up there, whatever room you pick.

Of course, you have to take advantage of the 1,000 feet high SkyPod and other thrill rides while you’re here. These will definitely get your heart pumping.

But, if you’re not much of an adrenaline junkie, you can see the Vegas skyline from the Top of the World restaurant, which rotates 360° every few minutes.

Cheap Las Vegas Suites Downtown

You can also find Cheap suites in downtown Las Vegas. These are usually on Fremont Street, just north of the Vegas strip. While these hotels are less elaborate and highly themed, they are still quite nice and don’t much less expect a longer walk to everything on the Strip.

El Cortez

The Cabana Suites are located just behind the El Cortez hotel and are one of the best cheap suites in Las Vegas’ downtown area. You can find them on Fremont Street, just a short distance from the Stratosphere Hotel.

While other Vegas hotels keep to their themes until you reach your room, El Cortez does the opposite with their Cabana Suites. This mini suite features a cool green retro look with a queen-sized bed, flatscreen TV, a fridge, and coffee-making facilities.

Because the suites are so far behind the hotel, you have less chance of noise pollution while staying here, which is the best thing to have after a long night out.

There are a few restaurants in the hotel, but Siegel’s 1941 restaurant is open 24/7 and serves wine, cocktails, and pretty much anything you could crave.

The D Casino & Hotel

It’s difficult to miss the D Casino & Hotel on Fremont. Besides its giant red letter towering above, it’s also near the excitement on this side of the Strip.

This is another classic Las Vegas hotel made for optimal enjoyment. Similarly, the aptly named D Suite, which goes for about $300 a night, is a one bedroom suite packed with amenities like a spacious bathroom, three flat screen TVs, and a lounge. It also has a wet bar and a mini refrigerator.

Besides the casino, the hotel offers an outdoor pool, hot tub, live entertainment, and many eateries — a great choice to celebrate a birthday in Vegas or any other special occasion.

Downtown Grand

Formerly Lady Luck, the Downtown Grand is one of the few hotels that allow pets. Its excellent location also makes it one of the quieter hotels in Vegas, as it’s away from the bigger crowds.

If you’re traveling as a group, you might enjoy the Downtown Grand’s three- to four-person suites, which cost about $140 per night. These suites, like the Grand Suite, can hold two queen beds instead of one king sized bed if you need the space.

Each suite has a seating area, desks, and workstations. The bathrooms are pretty big, with ring light mirrors, large showers, and complimentary toiletries. Their Citrus Grand Pool Deck is a rooftop pool and the largest pool deck in downtown Vegas.

Are you looking for more indoor fun? No problem. The hotel also has live shows, a casino, and many restaurants and bars.

Plaza Hotel & Casino

The Plaza Hotel has been in Vegas since the 70s and keeps that vintage Las Vegas spirit alive. Here, you’ll see bright lights, colors, and people all around.

If you’re craving this while here, book into one of these cheap suites starting at $100. While downstairs may be more showy, upstairs, you can expect a contemporary suite with floor-to-ceiling windows, a separate living area, and, of course, a king bed.

Each suite also has a kitchenette, desk, small bathroom, and one of the city’s best views.Enjoy the on-site casino, pool, bar, and restaurants to avoid cabin fever. The hotel also hosts bingo and pickleball events.

Are You Ready to Get an Affordable Luxury Suite in Sin City?

Vegas is not one of the cheapest places in the US, but it still has gems now and then. With a bit of planning and research, you can get relatively cheap suites in Las Vegas.

Downtown Las Vegas would be the cheapest place to stay, but the Strip has some terrific deals too. This means you don’t have to stay in the Penthouse suite for a luxe night out.

Suite prices vary greatly depending on which days you visit and if there are any conventions in town. But armed with this list of the best suite hotels, you should be fine finding at least one affordable suite in Vegas.