The Cromwell Las Vegas Rooms

If you’ve been on the fence about booking a room or suite at Cromwell Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, this detailed guide to their hotel rooms will make it an easy and stress-free decision. 

Classic rooms are available with 1 king bed or 2 queen beds. The room feels more like a small apartment coming in at 360 square feet. Antique furnishings create some vintage flair, while modern finishes bring it all together.

The bathroom of classic rooms has a rain-fall shower and a window that brings in tons of natural light. High-end bath products are always complimentary.

There’s one 55-inch flat-screen TV and a noise machine by the bed. A small sitting area and hardwood floors make these rooms easy to keep clean, perfect for people who are traveling with their pets. 

Average Cost Per Night: $444

Classic room rates drop as low as $79 on some Mondays and Tuesdays but can go as high as $809 on weekends. These classic room rates do not include the $100 nightly pet fee. 

A luxury room is perfect if you want something nicer than a classic room but cheaper than a suite. These rooms share a similar floorplan as classic rooms, but the amenities are upgraded for a luxury experience.

There’s also a breathtaking view of Las Vegas Blvd, which you don’t get with a classic room. You can book a luxury room with 1 king bed or 2 queens. 

Average Cost Per Night: $504

Luxury room prices can be as low as $134 on Sunday to Tuesday nights. Rates go up to $875 on high-demand weekend dates. 

The Parlor Suite is a favorite among hotel guests for one reason; the view. The 723-square-foot suite overlooks the Las Vegas Strip and looks absolutely unbelievable when the sun sets, and the Strip comes to life. 

There’s 1 bedroom with a king bed, a dining area, and a beautifully decorated living room. This suite has a lot of similarities with the Spa Suite, but the view from the Parlor Suite is a whole lot better! 

Average Cost Per Night: $789

The average nightly price will drop as low as $279, with the lowest rates on Mondays to Wednesdays. Prices can reach $1,139 and up on busy, high-demand weekends. 

The Boulevard Suite gets its name from the spectacular view of Las Vegas Boulevard that can be seen from the suite window. The 1,061-square-foot suite is modern, glamorous, and fun!

A vintage pinball machine adds some old-school charm to the suite, while a 55-inch flat-screen TV is perfect for lounging and entertainment.

This is a 1 bedroom suite with a king bed, steam shower, wet bar, designated dining area, and spacious living room. The living area has ultra-comfortable seating and carefully selected, beautiful decor.

Average Cost Per Night: $914

Boulevard Suite pricing rarely goes below $439 per night and goes as high as $1,389 on weekends. 

The spa suite is one of the more affordable suites at Cromwell Hotel & Casino, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t dripping in luxury. The 450 square foot suite has 1 king bed, rainfall walk-in shower, and dual bathroom vanities. Enjoy an incredible view of the sitting as you relax in the soaking tub located near a window. 

The decor in this suite is very similar to what’s in the Cromwell Penthouse, just on a smaller scale. This is one of our favorite suites in Las Vegas because it combines affordability and lavish living perfectly.

Unsurprisingly, the Spa Suite is in high demand and fills up quickly, sometimes weeks or months in advance. 

Average Cost Per Night: $454

On weekdays, the Spa Suite is usually available from $175 per night to $219 per night. The price increases up to $729 on weekends. 

The Hospitality Suite is a 723-square-foot suite with one bedroom that features a king bed. A separate living and dining area lets you entertain while hardwood floors and Parisian decor leave a lasting first impression.

Overall, this suite is very nice but doesn’t stand out as a unique accommodation. There are two flat-screen TVs, a minibar, and the option to upgrade to a 2 bedroom hospitality suite, subject to availability. 

Average Cost Per Night: $764

The hospitality suite can be booked for as little as $369 on weekdays, and prices go up to $1,149 on weekends. 

If you want an impressive entertainment space, the Gallery Suite checks all the boxes. The massive living room has a spacious wet bar, sectional seating, and a modernly appointed dining space. The wet bar even comes equipped with a full-sized fridge stocked with food you can purchase. 

The 1,411 square foot suite has 1 king bed and a spa-style bathroom with a glass walk-in shower. Luxury linens make the bed unbelievably cozy. While most of the square footage in this suite is in the entertaining area, the bedroom feels quite large too.

There is a Gallery Suite with an ADA-accessible bathroom available by request with limited availability.  

Average Cost Per Night: $964

This may seem pricey for a 1 bedroom suite, but remember you’re really paying for the incredible entertaining space. Snag the suite for $539 at the beginning of the week or pay up to $1,399 on weekends. 

It’s not a secret that the penthouse is one of the nicest places to stay in most Las Vegas resorts, but it is truly something special at Cromwell Las Vegas. It has a unique design that makes it feel like it belongs in a boutique hotel, not a Las Vegas resort. 

The decor has Parisian inspirations, with just the right balance of sleek modern pieces and retro throwback pieces.

The penthouse is 1,730 square feet with one plush, king-sized, pillow-top bed. If you want the penthouse to accommodate more people, you can add connecting rooms that bring the total square footage up to 2,550! 

There’s an eight-person dining table, sectional seating, a pool table, three flat-screen TVs, and a wet bar with a full-size fridge. The bathroom has everything you could want and more, with a walk-in rain shower, dual vanities, luxury bath products, and a spa-style soaking tub. 

Average Cost Per Night: $1,399

The penthouse has, by far, the biggest wiggle room regarding the nightly cost. That’s because when it’s in high demand, they can charge a premium fee, but during times when a penthouse is less likely to be booked, rates a cut drastically because some money is better than no money for the resort. Prices go as low as $559 per night and as high as $2,239. 

Staying at the Cromwell feels like a toned-down version of staying at larger Caesars Entertainment resorts on the strip. Since the resort only has 188 rooms, the hotel itself is not nearly as busy as Caesars Palace across the street. The resort has modern finishes, friendly staff, and a welcoming atmosphere.

There are plenty of tasty restaurants to try, excellent nightlife, and a spa for some added relaxation. Cromwell rooms are comfortable and clean with spacious floor plans that make the average nightly cost a great overall value. 

Resort Fees

There’s a nightly resort fee of $52.10 after tax. The fee is charged per night, per room. This fee includes free wifi access for 2 devices, fitness center access, and unlimited local calls.

Caesars Entertainment guests also get complimentary access to Drai’s Beachclub between 11 AM and 12 PM, Friday to Sunday, which could be considered a perk of paying the resort fees.  

Property Amenities

When it comes to property amenities, Cromwell is very average. They have everything you expect from a resort on the Las Vegas Strip, but nothing more that makes the resort stand out.

There’s a casino, pool, fitness center, spa, and sauna. You can find dining options, bars, a cafe, and a friendly concierge to assist during your stay. 

All Cromwell Hotel & Casino suites have a fridge stocked with food and a vanity wall with hair and makeup products. While these features are convenient, remember that you’ll be charged for anything you use or eat. 

Other modern amenities are Cromwell Hotel & Casino include:

• Early check-in or late check-out, subject to availability
• Premium bedding
• Daily housekeeping
• Room service
• Pets allowed in select rooms
• Express check out
• Cashless transactions – property accepts credit cards
• Currency exchange
• Wedding services
• ATM
• 24-hour front desk

Pet Policy 

Cromwell Las Vegas is a favorite resort among pet parents because of its pet-friendly rooms. Not all rooms allow pets, so make sure you book a pet stay room.

You can bring 2 dogs up to 50 pounds to your pet-friendly room for a fee of $100 per night plus a $100 deposit per night. If the dogs don’t cause any damage, your nightly deposit will be refunded at the end of your stay. 

Parking

Cromwell Las Vegas has a self-parking garage and a valet. The 3-story parking garage has about 600 parking spaces, including wheelchair-accessible parking, and is easy to get in and out of. Unfortunately, self-parking isn’t free and you’ll need to pay a parking fee unless you’re a Platinum, Diamond, or Seven Stars Caesars Rewards Member.

The valet parking drop-off is located at the main resort entrance, making parking much more convenient! The parking fees are slightly higher for valet, but it’s worth the splurge. 

Caesars Rewards Members with Platinum, Diamond, or Seven Stars status get unlimited free valet privileges. 

Cromwell Las Vegas has a fantastic location on the Las Vegas Strip. Flamingo Las Vegas is on one side, Horseshoe Las Vegas is on the other, and Caesars Palace is right across the street. It’s within walking distance to many of the biggest attractions on S Las Vegas Blvd, and public transportation is available nearby. 

Find Cromwell Hotel and Casino located at:

3595 S Las Vegas Blvd

Las Vegas, NV 89109

• Cromwell Las Vegas Hotel & Casino may be smaller than other resorts on the Strip, but the resort offers a great guest experience and luxurious rooms.
• All the average prices per night were found on the Caesars Entertainment booking page. Average prices increase on weekends and during special events, with some room prices nearly doubling.
• Cromwell Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is a pet-friendly resort only in designated rooms. You must book a pet-friendly room and pay an additional nightly fee to bring your pet.
• The Penthouse at Cromwell Las Vegas only includes 1 king bed, but connecting rooms are available to accommodate larger groups.