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Step into the Flamingo Room in the Habitat Tower at Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, a bright 355 sq. ft. guest room with a City View that puts a piece of the Strip’s energy just outside your window. The room’s climate-controlled comfort and sensible layout create a relaxed base for families and friends traveling together, with safety features such as smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and window guards already in place.
Designed to sleep four, the room is furnished with two Queen Beds topped with pillowtop mattresses for easy rest. A private bathroom includes a shower, free toiletries and a hair dryer, while towels and bed sheets are changed on request. Practical touches extend to a 50-inch flat-screen TV with cable and pay movies, a mini-fridge, a secure in-room safe, wardrobe or closet space, a desk and desk chair that doubles as a laptop workspace, phone, iron and ironing board. Connecting rooms and a crib are available for a surcharge to suit family needs.
Guests enjoy included in-room WiFi (limited to two devices) and on-site conveniences such as room service during limited hours and housekeeping on request. The Flamingo Room balances straightforward, family-friendly amenities with the liveliness of the Strip — a simple, well-equipped retreat after a day exploring Las Vegas or enjoying the resort’s pools, dining and entertainment.


























This room faces the city, so your window looks out over the Las Vegas skyline and the energy of the Strip. The exact outlook depends on the floor and the room you are given within the Habitat Tower. Windows have guards fitted for safety.
The room has 2 Queen Beds with pillowtop mattresses and sleeps up to four guests. At 355 sq. ft. it works best for two adults with children, or friends who do not mind sharing a compact room. A crib is available for a surcharge.
The room is built around its guarded city-view window rather than private outdoor space. For fresh air, the resort has about 15 acres of pools, lagoons, streams and waterfalls, plus a free Wildlife Habitat with Chilean flamingos, swans and koi just steps away.
The private bathroom has a shower, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Towels and bed sheets are changed on request. With four guests sharing, plan your morning routines around a single bathroom.
Yes. The Flamingo Room, 2 Queens is family friendly, with a crib available for a surcharge and connecting rooms available for larger groups. The resort also has an all-ages Family Pool for hotel guests, open daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m. It is unheated and about 3.5 feet at its deepest. The adults-only GO Pool (21+) is a separate section of the resort.
The room includes free WiFi for up to two devices and a 50-inch cable TV. A mandatory resort fee of $56.63 per room, per night covers in-room WiFi, fitness center access and local calls. Breakfast is not complimentary; cooked-to-order breakfast is available daily for about $15–$40 per person. Pay movies and parking are also extra, and a security deposit is taken by credit card at check-in.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out depend on availability. The minimum check-in age is 21, and you need a government-issued photo ID and a credit card at the desk. Cash is not accepted for payment.
The hotel is at 3555 Las Vegas Boulevard South, about a 13–14 minute drive from Harry Reid International Airport. Self-parking is about $20 a day Monday–Wednesday and $25 Thursday–Sunday. Valet is around $40 a day. The Flamingo/Caesars Palace Station on the Las Vegas Monorail is at the back of the hotel, and the Deuce bus runs along Las Vegas Boulevard 24 hours a day.
There are plenty of options on site. Gordon Ramsay Burger is open 10:00 a.m. to midnight daily. Bugsy & Meyer's Steakhouse serves dinner Wednesday–Sunday with a vintage speakeasy-style entrance. Havana 1957 serves Cuban-American dishes, and the Flamingo Food Court has quicker bites. Pinky's by Vanderpump offers cocktails and a late-night bar scene on weekends.
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