Embassy Suites by Hilton Convention Center Las Vegas

Embassy Suites by Hilton Convention Center is an all-suite, non-gaming hotel just off the Strip by the Las Vegas Convention Center, with spacious two-room suites, a free cooked-to-order breakfast, a nightly reception and no resort fee — though it's a shuttle or rideshare from the Strip and self-parking isn't free.

Is Embassy Suites by Hilton Convention Center Las Vegas Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Embassy Suites by Hilton Convention Center is a practical, all-suite hotel just over a mile off the Strip and about three miles from Harry Reid International Airport, purpose-built for travelers who want room to spread out. Every accommodation is a roomy two-room suite with a separate living area and a wet bar with a mini-fridge and microwave — an easy fit for families, friends or colleagues in town for a convention.

The Embassy Suites formula is the real draw: a free cooked-to-order breakfast every morning and a complimentary evening reception, and — unusual for Las Vegas — no resort fee. A heated indoor pool you can use year-round, a 24-hour fitness center and a free hourly shuttle to the Fashion Show mall round out the practical side, with the Las Vegas Convention Center essentially next door.

The trade-offs are what you'd expect from an off-Strip, convention-oriented property. It isn't walkable to the Strip — you'll lean on the free shuttle or a rideshare — and, unlike many hotels its size, self-parking is charged rather than free. The building is older and functional rather than stylish, and with the Convention Center next door you'll share it with business and group travelers more than a party crowd. If you want space, a free breakfast and a quiet base by the LVCC, it delivers; if you came to be in the middle of the Strip, this isn't the address.

Insider tipWorking the show floor? Book one of the three-room executive suites — each comes with its own boardroom table and eight chairs, so you can hold a small meeting in your suite instead of renting event space. Chasing a Strip view instead? Only a few suites have a step-out or large balcony that faces it, so ask for one when you book.
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Rooms

2 Double Beds 1 Room Suite - Non-Smoking, Hearing Accessible

2 Double Beds 1 Room Suite - Non-Smoking, Hearing Accessible

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A one-room, non-smoking suite set up for hearing-accessible needs: two double beds plus a visual alarm that flags an incoming call, the doorbell or a knock at the door. You also get a 37-inch flat-screen TV, an alarm clock, a sofa bed, blackout curtains and a mini-fridge. The bathroom pairs a combined shower and tub.

2 Double Beds 3 Room Executive Suite - Non-Smoking

2 Double Beds 3 Room Executive Suite - Non-Smoking

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A three-room executive suite with two double beds and its own meeting room — a boardroom table with eight chairs for anyone working on-site. It also has two 37-inch flat-screen TVs, a refrigerator, a wet bar and a balcony, with a combined shower and tub in the bathroom.

1 King 1 Bedroom Suite - Non-Smoking, Mobility Accessible, Bathtub

1 King 1 Bedroom Suite - Non-Smoking, Mobility Accessible, Bathtub

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A non-smoking, mobility-accessible suite with one king bed and a visual alarm that signals an incoming call, the doorbell or a knock. Amenities include a 37-inch flat-screen TV, an alarm clock, a sofa bed, blackout curtains and a mini-fridge. The bathroom is built around a large, accessible bathtub.

1 King 2 Room Suite With Step-Out Balcony - Non-Smoking

1 King 2 Room Suite With Step-Out Balcony - Non-Smoking

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A two-room, non-smoking king suite with a separate living room and a sofa. Doors open to a private step-out balcony overlooking Las Vegas. Inside there's a 37-inch flat-screen TV, a wet bar and a refrigerator, and the bathroom has a combined shower and tub.

1 King 2 Room Suite - Non-Smoking

1 King 2 Room Suite - Non-Smoking

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The standard two-room king suite: a private bedroom plus a separate living room with a sofa — the extra room is the whole point of an all-suite stay. It comes with a 37-inch flat-screen TV, a wet bar and a refrigerator, and a combined shower-and-tub bathroom.

1 King 2 Room Suite With Large Balcony - Non-Smoking

1 King 2 Room Suite With Large Balcony - Non-Smoking

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Same two-room king layout, but with a larger private balcony — room for lounge chairs — and a view toward the Las Vegas Strip. The living room has its own sofa and the bedroom a king bed, alongside a 37-inch flat-screen TV, a wet bar and a refrigerator, with a combined shower and tub in the bath.

1 King 1 Bedroom Suite - Non-Smoking, Mobility Accessible, Roll-In Shower

1 King 1 Bedroom Suite - Non-Smoking, Mobility Accessible, Roll-In Shower

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A non-smoking, mobility-accessible suite configured with a roll-in shower instead of a tub. It has one king bed and a visual alarm that flags an incoming call, the doorbell or a knock, plus a 37-inch flat-screen TV, an alarm clock, a sofa bed, blackout curtains and a mini-fridge. The accessible bathroom centers on the roll-in shower.

1 King 3 Room Executive Suite - Non-Smoking

1 King 3 Room Executive Suite - Non-Smoking

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A three-room executive suite with a king bed and a dedicated meeting room — a boardroom table with eight chairs, handy for wrapping up a work trip in private. It also includes two 37-inch flat-screen TVs, a refrigerator, a wet bar and a balcony, with a combined shower and tub in the bathroom.

2 Queen Beds 1 Room Suite With Step-Out Balcony - Non-Smoking

2 Queen Beds 1 Room Suite With Step-Out Balcony - Non-Smoking

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A one-room, non-smoking suite with two queen beds and a sofa for lounging, opening onto a private step-out balcony with a view over Las Vegas. Inside you'll find a 37-inch flat-screen TV, a wet bar and a refrigerator; the bathroom has a combined shower and tub.

2 Queen Beds - Non-Smoking

2 Queen Beds - Non-Smoking

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A non-smoking suite with two queen beds and a separate living room with a sofa — the two-room setup that lets a family or a group of four spread out. It's fitted with a 37-inch flat-screen TV, a wet bar and a refrigerator, plus a combined shower-and-tub bathroom.

Location

3600 Paradise Rd.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Embassy Suites Convention Center Las Vegas charge a resort fee?

No — and that's rare for Las Vegas. With no resort fee, the rate you book is essentially what you pay aside from tax. The catch is that self-parking isn't bundled in; it's a separate charge of about $18 a day, so budget for it if you're driving.

Does the hotel have a casino?

No. This is a non-gaming hotel with no casino and no race and sports book, which gives it a quieter, more residential feel than a Strip resort. If you want to gamble, the nearest casinos are on the Strip about 1.2 miles away, reachable on the free hourly shuttle.

How far is it from the Strip, and can you walk there?

It's about 1.2 miles to the middle of the Strip, though the High Roller and the Venetian's gondolas sit under a mile away. It's doable on foot in cooler months but rough in desert heat, so most guests use the free hourly shuttle to the Fashion Show mall or a short rideshare. Harry Reid airport is only about three miles out.

Do the suites have a kitchen?

Not a full kitchen. Every suite has a wet bar with a mini-fridge and a microwave — enough to store and reheat food and drinks — but there's no stove or oven. Between the free cooked-to-order breakfast and the evening reception, though, several meals are already covered.

How close is it to the Las Vegas Convention Center?

Essentially next door — the hotel is built for LVCC trips. Beyond the location, it has more than 11,000 square feet of its own meeting and event space, and the three-room executive suites include a boardroom table with eight chairs if you need to meet privately.

Is the hotel pet-friendly?

Dogs are welcome — up to two per suite — for a flat $75 fee for the whole stay rather than per night, with no weight limit and a relief area nearby. Note that cats are not permitted, so it's dogs only.
Rating

3.6

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Number of rooms286 suites.
CasinoNo — this is a non-gaming hotel.
Race & Sports BookNo.
RestaurantsYes — the on-site Fountain Grille serves American fare, and a free cooked-to-order breakfast is included every morning.
Free breakfastYes — a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast daily, plus a free evening reception with drinks and light bites (both Embassy Suites brand standards).
EntertainmentNo.
NightlifeYes — the on-site Terrace Bar.
AttractionsNo.
PoolYes — a heated, climate-controlled indoor pool that's usable year-round, plus an outdoor whirlpool and sun deck.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes — a 24-hour fitness center with Peloton bikes.
SpaNo.
ShopsNo, but several shops are within walking distance, and the free shuttle runs to the Fashion Show mall on the Strip.
Wedding servicesYes.
Business centerYes — open 24 hours.
Convention roomsYes — more than 11,000 square feet of meeting and event space, next to the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceYes.
Pets allowedYes — dogs are welcome (up to two per suite) for a $75-per-stay fee; cats are not permitted. There is no weight limit and a pet relief area is nearby.
In-room Internet accessYes — complimentary standard Wi-Fi is included for all guests.
Hotel amenitiesLuggage service, housekeeping, safe deposit box, wake-up calls and laundry service.
Parking garageNo dedicated garage — uncovered surface self-parking is about $18 a day (it is not free); valet is also available.
RV parkNo.
Shuttle service to the airportNo.
Shuttle service to the stripYes — a free hourly shuttle runs to the Fashion Show mall on the Las Vegas Strip and nearby attractions.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out timeNoon.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
PoliciesThe maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a suite is four.
Incidental chargesA credit or debit card is required at check-in for incidental charges.
Prices From$95
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