The luxurious 1500 square foot Stadium View Panoramic Suite at Four Seasons Las Vegas offers sweeping views of the Allegiant Stadium and dramatic mountains.
Highlights include a master bedroom with king-sized bed with down duvets and pillow, a large open-plan living space with plush armchairs and sofa, a dining area that seats six guests, a study, a kitchen pantry and flat-screen televisions.
The marble bathroom offers both a soaking tub and glass-enclosed walk-in shower, a private water closet, single vanity, bath amenities, makeup mirror, bath robes and hair dryer. The suite also has an additional powder room.
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35th-39th floors
Contemporary furnishings
Entrance foyer
Floor-to-ceiling windows
Kitchen pantry
Large flat-screen televisions
Marble bathroom
Open-plan living space
Stadium, valley and sunset view
Study
Maximum occupancy: 4 guests
1 king bed
Down duvets
Down pillows
Hypoallergenic bedding on request
Plush or firm mattress toppers available upon request
Sofa bed
Bath amenities
Glass-enclosed walk-in shower
Hair dryer
In-room scale
Makeup mirror
Marble bathroom
Powder room
Private water closet
Single vanity
Soaking tub
Terry bathrobes
Armchairs
Dining table for six
Iron and ironing board
Safe
Sofa
Walk-in closet
Work desk
All-news cable network
Complimentary premium Wi-Fi
Large flat-screen televisions
Media hub
Telephone
24-hour room service
Coffee and tea-making facilities
Ice bucket
Kitchen pantry
Refrigerated private bar
24-hour laundry service
24-hour shoeshine service
Daily newspaper delivery
Express pressing service
In-Room Peloton Rentals (based on availability)
Twice-daily housekeeping service
Distances from this hotel to landmarks, attractions, shopping and event centers.
All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances are therefore likely to be slightly longer than stated depending on the method of transport.
