Top 3 Hotels for Oversized Bathrooms in Las Vegas

Santa Fe Station's bathrooms redefine what's possible in a mid-tier casino hotel. Measuring approximately 120 square feet in standard rooms, these spaces feature separate deep-soaking tubs and spacious glass-enclosed showers—a rarity even in many high-end properties. The dual vanity with granite countertops provides ample preparation space, while the thoughtful layout creates distinct wet and dry zones. What truly impressed our team was how this off-Strip property delivers bathroom spaces that rival—and in some cases exceed—those found in luxury resorts costing twice as much. The finishes may not be as opulent as Caesars Palace, but the sheer functionality and space utilization earn Santa Fe Station the top spot.

Practical Information: Standard rooms start at $79/night midweek. Request a high-floor room for better views. Free self-parking available.

Suncoast Hotel delivers what might be the best shower experience in Las Vegas for under $100/night. Their oversized bathrooms feature massive walk-in showers with built-in seating and multiple showerheads—perfect for washing off desert heat. The vanity areas span nearly eight feet with excellent lighting and plenty of counter space. While they don't offer separate tubs in standard rooms, the shower experience is so well-executed that most guests won't miss it. The bathrooms also include clever storage solutions like recessed shelving and towel warmers. Where Suncoast slightly trails Santa Fe Station is in overall square footage, but they make up for it with superior design intelligence and higher-end finishes.

Practical Information: Rooms average $89/night. The property offers free parking and easy access to Summerlin's dining options. Ask for a recently renovated room.

Caesars Palace delivers the expected luxury with marble-clad bathrooms featuring deep Roman soaking tubs and separate water closets. The standard bathroom measures approximately 100 square feet—respectable but not class-leading. Where Caesars excels is in material quality: Thassos marble surfaces, premium fixtures, and ESPA toiletries create an undeniably upscale experience. However, the layout sometimes prioritizes aesthetics over functionality, with vanities that are beautiful but offer less practical counter space than our top two picks. The soaking tubs are magnificent but dominate the space, making the overall footprint feel less flexible than more intelligently designed bathrooms. For travelers seeking traditional luxury on the Strip, Caesars delivers—but value-conscious guests will find more bathroom for their money elsewhere.

Practical Information: Standard rooms start at $179/night. Resort fee applies. Valet parking available ($25-35/day).