Best Las Vegas Hotels with Sphere-View Rooms 2026: The Verified List

Since the Sphere sits on the Venetian’s campus, they have officially designated "Sphere View" as a bookable category for 2026 to take the guesswork out of your stay. The Palazzo tower is generally preferred for its slightly more "top-down" angle of the Exosphere.

The Room Type: Luxury King Suite Sphere View.

The True Cost: $55/night resort fee ($62.36 including tax).

Vibe Check: Refined Italian glamour; you’ll be watching the 16K visuals from a sunken living room with remote-controlled Roman shades.

Time Out Pro Tip: These rooms face East. While you miss the sunset, you get the most immersive, "fill-the-window" view of the Sphere's animations.

The Wynn’s curved architecture provides a unique wrap-around perspective. To see the Sphere, you must request the North-East side of the tower.

The Room Type: Deluxe Panoramic Room (Floor 28 and above).

The True Cost: $55/night resort fee.

Vibe Check: The gold standard of luxury; floor-to-ceiling windows that make the Sphere look like a floating orb in your own private gallery.

Time Out Pro Tip: Specify "Wynn Golf Club View" when booking. The Sphere sits directly on the edge of the course, and these rooms ensure no other buildings obstruct your line of sight.

This is a 2026 "Value Play." The Signature is one of the few places on the Strip with actual outdoor balconies. For the best Sphere shot, you need to be in Tower 3.

The Room Type: Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite (Tower 3, High Floor).

The True Cost: $45/night resort fee (Often waived if booking private owner units).

Vibe Check: A quiet, smoke-free sanctuary where you can step outside and hear the hum of the city while the Sphere glows in the background.

Time Out Pro Tip: Aim for suites ending in -01, -03, or -05. These are the "North-facing" units that look straight up the Strip toward the Sphere.

Standing 64 stories tall and gold-glitzy, this tower offers a panoramic "top-down" look at the Sphere. Because it’s situated slightly back from the Strip, you see the Sphere perfectly framed by the Wynn and Venetian towers.

The Room Type: Superior One-Bedroom Suite (North-Facing).

The True Cost: $0 (Trump famously offers select "No Resort Fee" 2026 promotions on Expedia).

Vibe Check: Polished, peaceful, and entirely casino-free. It’s the best "Quiet Luxury" view of the chaos.

Time Out Pro Tip: Ask for a room on the 50th floor or higher. The higher you go, the more the Sphere appears as a perfect circle against the desert horizon.