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The Vanderpump Hotel

3595 Las Vegas Blvd S·Strip 4-Star Hotel

About The Vanderpump Hotel

The Vanderpump Hotel keeps its room count deliberately small - 188 rooms and suites in a city where neighbours routinely stack thousands - and that compression shapes everything about the stay. Corridors are short, the front desk is never a half-mile from your room, and moving from dinner to cocktails to the rooftop does not feel like a commute. The design carries the same intentional quality: layered textures, theatrical lighting, and polished finishes that land somewhere between a high-end European lounge and a modern Vegas hideaway. Nothing here feels accidental.

Giada, the property's Italian-Californian restaurant helmed by De Laurentiis, anchors the dining experience with an antipasti bar, a live pasta station, and pizza ovens that perfume the room. The second-floor space wraps in remote-controlled hydraulic windows that open to frames the Strip skyline and the Fountains of Bellagio - a table along that perimeter is worth the wait. Save room for the lemon ricotta cookies.

Nightlife runs deep for a property this size. Drai's After Hours and the rooftop Soleia Pool pull a crowd, and the casino floor pairs table games with a race and sports book. The hotel is adults-oriented and the weekend energy reflects it - guests after a quieter retreat should ask for rooms set back from Las Vegas Boulevard and the rooftop venue.

The Vanderpump Hotel sits on Las Vegas Boulevard with the LINQ Promenade and the High Roller Observation Wheel essentially at its doorstep. That stretch of the Strip is walkable in both directions, putting a wide run of casinos, restaurants, and shows within reach on foot. Arriving by car, the easiest approach to parking is via Flamingo Road between Las Vegas Boulevard and LINQ Lane - driving straight at the Strip facade adds unnecessary loops. The hotel offers car service for guests who prefer not to navigate the boulevard themselves, and the surrounding Caesars Entertainment campus means several additional Lisa Vanderpump venues are a short walk away for guests who want to extend the aesthetic.

The Soleia Rooftop Pool doubles as an event venue, so the atmosphere shifts depending on the night - sweeping Strip views are the constant. On the nightlife side, Drai's After Hours and Drai's Nightclub give the property serious after-dark credentials, while Gigolo and The Bar at Vanderpump Hotel offer a lower-key setting for a first drink or a late nightcap. Bound and Interlude round out the bar and lounge options on property. The casino covers the core games alongside a race and sports book. Room service, concierge, turndown, and luggage service keep the in-room experience deliberate rather than self-service. Curios, the on-site retail shop, handles the souvenir and gift instinct without needing to leave. Room types range from the entry-level Vanderpump Room in king and double-queen configurations to the Gallivant, Mischief, and Scandal suites - several categories include Strip views.

At 188 rooms, the Vanderpump Hotel moves through its public spaces faster than most Strip addresses. The lobby does not have the absorb-a-crowd scale of a mega-resort, which means the front desk and concierge are accessible but can get brisk during peak check-in windows on Thursday and Friday afternoons. The rooftop pool is the property's most social space and it earns that reputation - it can shift from a calm afternoon swim to a full event setup depending on the schedule, so guests who want predictable pool access are better served on weekday mornings. The hotel's adults-oriented tone is consistent, and the weekend energy spills from the nightlife venues into the building generally.

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Amenities

Casino
Nightclubs / Bars
Pool
Restaurants
Room service
Wireless Internet Access

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Resort fee:$62.3/night collected at property.

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Number of rooms188
CasinoYes.
Race & Sports BookYes.
RestaurantsGiada - Italian
EntertainmentNo, but The Vanderpump Hotel is steps away from the LINQ Promenade and High Roller Observation Wheel.
NightlifeYes. Drai's After Hours, Gigolo, The Bar at Vanderpump Hotel
AttractionsNo, but The Vanderpump Hotel is steps away from the LINQ Promenade and High Roller Observation Wheel.
PoolYes, Soleia Rooftop Pool.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes.
ShopsYes. Curios, The Vanderdepump Hotel's retail store.
Wedding servicesNo, but neighboring properties like Flamingo and Caesars Palace offer a variety of wedding packages.
ConciergeYes. 
Room serviceYes.
Maid serviceYes. 
Luggage serviceYes. 
Pets allowedThe Vanderpump Hotel welcomes up to two dogs per designated PetStay room, with a combined weight limit of 50 pounds, for a $75 nightly fee and $100 nightly deposit; advance booking is required, and dogs must be crated when left alone. Each stay includes a dog bowl and treat. Complimentary kennels are available upon request and are subject to availability. ADA-recognized service animals stay free.
In-room Internet accessYes.
Hotel amenitiesConcierge, 24-hour front desk, turndown service, maid service, wake-up calls and luggage service.
Multilingual staffYes. 
24-hour front deskYes. 
DoormanYes. 
SecurityYes. 
Currency exchangeYes. 
ElevatorsYes. 
Safe-deposit boxesYes. 
Parking garageSelf-Parking Fees: Registered hotel guests receive a room charge of $20/day for self-parking. This fee also includes "In & Out" privileges at all Las Vegas Caesars operated self parking garages using the room key (excludes Planet Hollywood). Visitor self-parking rates are: Monday to Wednesday, 0 to 24 hours: $20 and Thursday to Sunday, 0 to 24 hours: $25/each additional day or pro-rated. Hours: 24/7. Valet Parking Fees: Hotel Guest: $40 Daily Fee (when charged to your room). Visitors: Monday to Sunday: $40 (daily per entry). Hours: Thursday 3pm to Monday 3pm (will not accept vehicles after 12pm on Monday).  Caesars Rewards Platinum, Diamond, Seven Star members: Free self and valet parking. Nevada Locals: First 3 hours are free with valid NV D.L. (Not valid for event/holiday parking).  Parking and Valet rates may increase due to high-volume events/holidays.
Free ParkingYes. Only for Nevada residents. Receive 3 hours free parking with valid Driver's License.
Shuttle service to the stripWhile shuttle service is not available, The Vanderpump Hotel does offer car service. 
Standard room amenitiesYes. 
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time4:00 p.m.
Check-out time11:00 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21.
Incidental chargesA valid credit card is required for incidentals deposit, to be authorized at check-in. Deposit amount will vary based on length of stay and will be released if no charges are made to the room (timing of release varies). Suites may require additional deposits. Cash deposits will not be accepted.
Giada
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Giada

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Drai's Nightclub
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Drai's Nightclub

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Bound Bar
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Bound

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Drai's After Hours
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Drai's After Hours

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about staying at The Vanderpump Hotel

Is The Vanderpump Hotel a good fit if you're not into nightlife?

The Vanderpump Hotel is designed with a social, nightlife-forward atmosphere that is most pronounced on weekends. Giada and the rooftop pool give non-nightlife guests strong reasons to stay, and the boutique scale of 188 rooms keeps the days manageable. That said, the property's personality leans toward evenings and cocktails, so guests seeking a calm retreat may find a larger, quieter resort a better match.

What is it actually like to get a window table at Giada?

Giada's second-floor dining room has remote-controlled hydraulic windows that open along the perimeter, framing the Strip and the Fountains of Bellagio. The window seats are the most requested in the room, and a wait is likely - but the restaurant's own notes suggest it is worth it. Arriving with patience and without a tight post-dinner schedule makes the difference.

How does the Vanderpump Hotel compare to the massive Strip resorts nearby?

The Vanderpump Hotel's 188-room count puts it in a different category from the multi-thousand-room resorts that line the Strip. The trade-off is deliberate: shorter walks between spaces, a more accessible front desk, and a design identity that reads consistently throughout. What it does not offer is the sheer breadth of on-site amenities a 3,000-room property can sustain - one restaurant rather than a dozen, for instance.

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