Does The Golden Nugget Have Balconies? (Las Vegas)
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Like the majority of large hotels in Las Vegas, the rooms at the Golden Nugget do not have balconies. However, a stay a the Golden Nugget in downtown Las Vegas offers plenty of great accommodation options along with an abundance of amenities and an old-school Vegas vibe.
Even though the rooms at Golden Nugget don’t have balconies, let’s focus for a moment on what this classic Las Vegas hotel does have. Consisting of four towers, you’ll find rooms at the Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino ranging from standard resort rooms all the way up to large luxurious suites.
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What rooms will you find at the Golden Nugget?
Originally built in 1946, the Golden Nugget is one of the oldest casinos in Vegas! Since then, it’s had many additions and refurbishments and today boasts many luxury rooms and amenities.
In fact, it has over 2,400 rooms and suites spread across its four towers:
- Spa Tower – contains all suites, most being 2-stories, making this the most luxurious tower
- Rush Tower – the newest tower, provides luxury rooms finished with contemporary designer touches
- Gold Tower – this is the most centrally located tower and it was last renovated in 2015
- Carson Tower – pipped as affordable luxury, it was recently renovated in 2018 and has more of a residential feel to it
Let’s take a look at the different rooms available and what you can expect whether you’re a high-roller looking for the biggest and best or you’d rather be close to the action on the casino floor.
Take a look at the Golden Nugget room options below, then if having a balcony room in Las Vegas is still important to you, you’ll want to check out our article: Top 10 Las Vegas Hotels with a Balcony.
Spa Suite – Spa Tower
If you’re lucky enough to book the Spa Suite, you will be treated to 2 stories of heaven. Spread across 1,200 square feet, each suite contains a wet bar, floor-to-ceiling panoramic views of the city, writing desk spaces (yes, plural), a California king-size bed, an enormous living and dining space, and 2 bathrooms. Oh, and in this suite, you’ll even get a spiral staircase!
Premier California King – Rush Tower
These rooms are 439 square feet, so still large enough to come with a California king-size bed for the ultimate night’s sleep. You’ll also get a large flatscreen TV and a sofa area.
Corner Suite – Rush Tower
These generous suites come with 611 square feet of space filled with elegant furnishings. You’ll get a king-size bed, 2 large flatscreen TVs, an entertainment center with a work desk, a seating area for 5 people, and open living and bedroom spaces.
East End Suite – Rush Tower
For even more space and style, the East End Suites are 770 square feet and offer impressive views of downtown Vegas. You’ll get a California king-size bed, an entertainment center with a work desk, a bath and a rain shower, and a seating area and dining table for 4 people.
Premier King – Gold Tower
The Premier King rooms, at the Golden Nugget, are 378 square feet and offer you the convenience of proximity to the casino floor. The styling is modern and you’ll also get a king-size bed.
Premier Doubles – Gold Tower
With 378 square feet of space, you’ll have plenty of room to move around your 2 double beds. These rooms are popular for their proximity to the casino floor.
Parlor or Scarlet Suites (Vegas Baby Suites) – Gold Tower
These suites give you 756 square feet to rest and stretch out in. With separated living and sleeping areas, you can entertain comfortably with a wet bar for 3 people, a dining table for 4, and a seating area for 4 too. You’ll also have 2 full-size bathrooms if you book either one of these suites.
Deluxe King – Carson Tower
You’ll have 364 square feet in this spacious guestroom equipped with a king-size bed, a large flatscreen TV, a makeup vanity seating area, and a table with 2 chairs.
Deluxe Doubles – Carson Tower
These 364 square foot guestrooms come with 2 double beds, a large flatscreen TV, a makeup vanity seating area, and a table with 2 chairs.
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Final Thoughts
As you can see, you may not get a balcony room at the Golden Nugget but you can be sure your hotel room will be fit for royalty. The finishings are to die for in all the rooms and the suites are next level so you really can’t go wrong here.
On top of that, the resort’s location in downtown Las Vegas is amazing! Since the Golden Nugget is right on Fremont Street (it’s part of the Fremont Street Experience) you’ll find non-stop entertainment right out your front door.
Oh, and if you’d like to see the world’s largest gold nugget, you’ll find it on display inside Golden Nugget’s casino.
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