I always have a great time at The Cosmopolitan! Self-parking is super easy in the underground garage, and if you're Pearl or higher with your MGM card, you park for free -- that's a big win in my book lol. The giant chandeliers when you first walk in are stunning and really set the mood. I love that it's connected to Aria and Bellagio so you can bounce between them without going outside. The restaurants are all on the second floor with a really great variety of options to choose from. It definitely draws a younger crowd, which makes the energy feel fun and lively. I'm looking forward to trying the Wicked Spoon buffet on my next trip. Definitely one of my favorite spots on the Strip. Already planning to come back soon! read more

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Cosmopolitan has always been our go-to hotel for celebrating milestones and quick Vegas getaways. The gorgeous casino, Chandelier Bar, and different food options make this feel like an all inclusive for us so we've been coming here since they opened, which makes this experience even more disappointing. We're in Vegas for the weekend celebrating a birthday. Day 1 was decent overall, aside from the strong moldy smell in our room. We brushed it off because we spent most of the day out enjoying Vegas and were looking forward to our second night in a different room under another reservation. Day 2 started off much better. We moved rooms and were happy with the "upgrade" until we came back later that night ready to shower and wind down. There was no mold smell in the room but shower was completely filled with standing water because the drain was totally clogged. It was disgusting. There was no way I was stepping into what felt like a cesspool of who-knows-what. I went down to the front desk to report the issue and was assured someone would come "right away." We called at 9:30 PM. Maintenance didn't arrive until 12:44 AM -- nearly three and a half hours later. By that point, our entire night was ruined. Instead of relaxing, we spent hours waiting around for a basic issue to be addressed. To make matters worse, throughout our stay we repeatedly overheard hotel employees openly complaining about the number of guests, making comments like, "These people need to go home." It was uncomfortable and honestly disappointing to hear as paying guests who have supported this property for years. And "it's EDC weekend" shouldn't be the reason for sub-par service. What's most frustrating is that this isn't our first stay here. We've been loyal guests since opening and have come to expect a certain level of quality and service from Cosmopolitan. Moldy rooms, unusable showers, delayed maintenance, and staff openly expressing frustration toward guests is not the experience you expect from a property at this price point. On a positive note, I was connected with Operations Manager Brandon at checkout. He said he would make this right but needed time to deliver SO to be continued. Also, shoutout to the housekeeping staff, who were always friendly as we walked through the corridors. Really disappointing stay from what used to be one of our favorite places in Vegas. I'll update this post to let everyone know how Cosmopolitan responds. read more

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Stayed in a wraparound terrace suite for a special occasion and the experience was disappointing from start to finish. Check-in was delayed until 5:30 PM with no real explanation. TVs in the suite were not working upon entry. We returned one evening to find both showers running with no notice that staff had entered the room. A credit was promised for the inconvenience and never delivered. At 2:30 AM we were woken up by a call saying staff needed immediate room access due to a water issue with guests below us. They came in, looked around, said thank you, and left with zero apology or acknowledgment. Housekeeping was great and the casino dealers were friendly and professional. Everything else, particularly the front desk and guest services, missed badly for a property at this price point. I travel frequently and understand things go wrong. What separates a luxury hotel is how they handle it. The Cosmopolitan did not handle it. Would not stay here again. read more

The Cosmo is a great hotel option in Vegas. It's very conveniently located on the strip in the middle of all the action. Other pros: + The rooms are super spacious and the beds are comfortable. Our room had a huge patio with nice views! + The hotel is huge with so many shops and eateries. + They have a more calm pool if you aren't looking to do the whole daytime DJ club pool with crazy minimum spends. + Food at the pool was really solid. We tried the buffalo tenders, sliders and guac and loved it all. + It's easy to get taxis / ubers out front. Some cons: + It's Vegas so obviously it's spendy. Blackjack table mins are $50. Cocktails at the pool are $25. Ya know - standard vegas stuff. + You have to swipe your key to get up to your floor. If you are staying with friends and are on different floors this makes it incredibly difficult. They also told us they could put our rooms next to each other and weren't able to follow through with this which was a bummer. + Check-in lines are loooong Overall this was a fun stay in a great location! read more

This was our 2nd time staying at the Cosmopolitan with a Fountain View in the Chelsea tower. Sitting on the large balcony couch and eating dinner or enjoying a drink while watching the fountains of Bellagio while the Eiffel Tower at Paris Paris twinkles in the night with a peak of the Las Vegas Eye in the distance is fantastic. With American Express Fine Hotels, we got an upgrade to a bathroom with a small soaking tub and window. The shower is large and roomy. The bathroom is in its own room, but the door does not stay open but fortunately there is a bathroom fan there. Double basin sink and lighted make-up mirror. The room has a dressing area with a long bench - good for a suitcase and a separate living area with a couch and long bar. A stocked fridge plus an empty one for your own drinks is available. We arrived on a Monday at 11 am and are supposed to get 12 pm check-in based on availability with Fine Hotels. You can use the priority/high rollers separate check-in room with the coffee. A hotel room was vacant and a request for a priority cleaning was put in. After checking back two times, we finally got a text at 3:30 pm that we could come and get our key. Unless you are a super high roller with MGM, don't believe the "priority" housekeeping request. I did see someone else being escorted by a person in a suit to his room, so there were rooms for some people. There were a lot of people sitting waiting for their rooms in the lobby. You can request a key to get you into the pool areas. Have your swimsuit/flip flops/sun screen/Kindle in your carry-on bag if you are going to stay at the Cosmopolitan since you will be WAITING for your room. We did the self park in the garage Waiting in the line to get a ticket took some time. Spots are small. There are green and red lights to show where there is a spot and a number of open spots by floor sign. The self-pay kiosks didn't work - spit out my credit card. The help box said it pay at the gate which did work at the machine, even though the gate was unattended. The hotel has a wide variety of restaurants from fast food in its food court area to nicer sit down restaurants, plus there are stores attached. Walkways to the Bellagio and other hotels. Two pool area with hot tubs. Chair side service was not as good as other hotels, since no one came by to ask if we wanted a drink although there was staff walking around. We went to the bar to order our drink. There was a frozen pineapple and mango mix. I got both in one drink. You can get it with or without alcohol. We were in room 2029 Chelsea Tower which is on the 20th floor. It felt low down, any lower, the air conditioning or parking garage could block our view. We could not really hear the music from the Bellagio fountains although we could hear the boom of the jets when they went off. read more

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Came here to visit the Chandelier Bar! The bar is absolutely beautiful ad felt very vegas showgirl-esque. We ordered their signature cocktail that makes your mouth a little numb and tingly after you eat the flower, then tastes completely different. Not the best drink ever but it was fun to try. We also played some slots here and one person in the group some tables. The smell in here is pretty nauseating, the amount of perfume scent they pump into cover the cigarettes creates a cloud of smell that will stick with you and on you. I appreciate that they were trying to cover the cig smell, but couldn't stay here too long before feeling sick from the scent. read more

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My visit was as a casino and food court guest. The Cosmopolitan definitely had a unique look to it as a large number of crystals drape the middle of the room. Several reviews and images on Yelp mention the Chandelier Bar. Walking through this hotel and casino, I felt like I was on a cruise ship. The placement of the crystals, elevators and shops toward the middle of the space is similar to a cruise ship design. Elevators take you up to the food court area where you'll find a breakfast sandwich favorite, Egg Slut. One place I do NOT recommend? Illy, the coffee spot. Service was odd - as if the clerk didn't understand their own menu. The scone must've been expired. It was hard and crumbly. read more

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This is a nice hotel. The rooms with a balcony terrace are excellent and provide a great view of the strip. Check-in staff were courteous and efficient. read more

I love the 24 hour gym here, it's very well equipped and the ellipticals are great. Plus I had a really nice view of Planet Hollywood Hotel or PH as they call it now. I really like the Cosmo in general, it's a great hotel but it's kind of dated and very smoky in the casino. Don't people know smoking is bad for them? At least they have coffee machines in the room here!! read more

As red as the rose, as pink as the sunset we are living life at the moment! Let step it up and take a moment to see the Cosmos here at the Cosmopolitan! This hotel, the beautiful chandelier hangs from all over! You can feel the glory and beauty of hard work that went into creating this. If you live here like me, the casinos, are what we have. We might want to see what's it's all about. The art of this hotel is truly unique. Take a moment to relax in the Chandelier Bar. It has three levels . Make sure and see all three of them. Have a drink and share a special gift of love for one another. Now if you're a local or visiting here the best of all things is here. Vegas used to be twenty four seven. If you are searching for real food then look no further than the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and the restaurant The Henry. They serve amazing food . The full menu all times of the day. Eat in or take it out. Sometimes bar food is not the way to go. Come to Henry's and have real food and fun. This hotel has parking and it's all over priced these days. The garage is a spinning mess of circular fun but not too hard to maneuver. The hotel is safe and comfortable. If you choose to stay the rooms are good and each room has an interesting art theme. One of my favorite places here in the hotel is the third level of the Chandelier bar . They have a few different themes from the "Alice and Wonderland," books and movies artwork. You can sit with the caterpillar and enjoy every single moment. The queen of hearts theme too might break or make your heart! Let's see! read more

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Finding myself on a rare vacation trip to Vegas with family, this was our first time staying at the Cosmopolitan. The 55th floor on the Chelsea tower offers a decent view of the paradise landscape. While the casino floor is reasonably sized, I feel like it the main focus for its aesthetic is the 2nd level as you end up walking through the restaurant row and its connection into Aria and Bellagio too. The gym is relatively well kept, modern and clean for the guests. Situated on the 14th floor, the gym and pool, latter opening later in the day, gets the job done. I would advise that if you were to go get some reps in, you should come early as there aren't enough cable machines for folks looking for a productive time. It's nice that they have massage guns for guests to use and complimentary water bottles/water fountain too. Parking underneath the hotel is okay, I think some better signage would be nice to know which ways people can get to other levels, but finding spots didn't seem to be an issue and it's free if you're a MGM rewards pearl member or above. read more

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Wraparound Suite at The Cosmo is one of the coolest rooms in Vegas. The terrace is HUGE and gives you insane views of the Strip. Perfect for sunset photos and late-night vibes. The room layout feels like a high-end apartment -- big living space, sleek bathroom, and the soaking tub with a view is a game changer. Location is unbeatable since you're right in the middle of everything. Only downside? You may never want to leave the balcony. Love the Cosmo from their casino, restaurants, cocktail bars and nightlife is just my cup of tea. read more

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Hard to complain about an over 1000 square foot room overlooking the Bellagio fountains... so I won't! This room is beautiful and sits on the 44th floor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Two bathrooms en-suite bedroom. Cool tub etc. nice and quiet as well which gets high marks from me. I've stayed in nice rooms other places that were so loud you simply could not get a good nights sleep. Checking in at the priority lounge was seamless and very pleasant. I feel very snuggled in here at the cosmopolitan and although it's my first time, it will not be my last. The slots were very good to us here as well.. Bravo Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino! read more

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I had the BEST stay at the Cosmopolitan. From the moment I arrived, everything was amazing. The location is perfect you can easily walk right over to Aria for shopping, plus you're in the heart of all the action on the Strip. The casino has such a fun vibe, and there's no shortage of things to do. The butler was incredibly helpful--he stored our bags for us so we could enjoy breakfast at Eggslut without any hassle. It made our arrival stress-free and truly relaxing. The food options alone make this hotel worth it. The pool scene? Say no more. But the highlight was definitely my room. I had a fountain-view room overlooking the Bellagio fountains, and WOW! waking up and going to sleep to that view was unforgettable. read more

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Happy New Year, fellow Yelpers! I thought I would start 2026 by posting, or rather catching up, with some reviews that I had meant to post last year (life can take you in many directions, and before you know it, the year is nearly over). And so, dear reader(s), I hope I remember how to compose a decent review.....enjoy the read (at least that's my hope). Disclaimer: My stay/visit at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas was in July 2025. I thought I would never visit Vegas in the summer again, but as I bought concert tickets, I found myself booking a plane ticket to Vegas. NOTES 1. There is an Avis rental car satellite location at this property. It's a bit of a walk as its located in the catacombs of the parking garage, but nonetheless it was convenient for our transport purposes that day (we opted to rent a car for 1 day to go off strip). 2. There are enclosed walkways that connect the Cosmo to neighboring sister properties, Vdara and Bellagio, respectively. Please note, you can also access Aria via Vdara, but the latter part of your walk will be outside. We thought this was so useful and helpful especially to avoid the Vegas heat (and other types of inclement weather). 3. Rideshare pick-up is street level, follow the postage signage. 4. I've always been interested to stay at the Cosmopolitan, and we were lucky enough to find an affordable rate last summer. We stayed at this property for 3 nights. HOTEL Amenities 1. There is the Wicked Spoon buffet, as well as various bars and restaurants, and a food hall on property. On this trip, we ate at China Poblano, and did a short bar crawl one nigh at some of the hotel speakeasy bars. 2. We visited the pool at the Chelsea Tower multiple times during our stay. The pool deck is a decent area with some day beds, lounge chairs, and bars....of course. ROOM Amenities 1. Spacious bathroom with double sinks, tub, and a huge shower. 2. Small living room area with a "L-shape" couch and tables....which we took advantage of to relax after walking in the hot summer weather. 3. Flat screen tv 4. Comfy king size bed 5. Balcony/terrace with chairs, small sofa, and tables. Our view was of the Aria with the mountains in the background., and the pool below (which was helpful to determine crowd level). 6. Small fridge, which again was helpful to store drinks and leftovers. There was a separate fridge for the mini-bar fyi. I think the hotel definitely has a convenient location on the Vegas Strip. It's not too far North or South IMHO, and with the property being flanked by the Bellagio and Aria, as well as Planet Hollywood across the street, there are numerous places to eat and visit. I absolutely loved the room! It was spacious, the bed was comfy, and I really enjoyed just being lazy in the sitting area. I also did appreciate there was a separate fridge for guest use (unlike NYNY where an in-room fridge was not complimentary), and the ample counter space in the bathroom. Lastly, we enjoyed the pool area, and thankfully didn't have any difficulty finding chairs. STAFF: The kind gentlemen that assisted us at check-in was very polite, friendly, and helpful in directing us to the Avis car rental location (he also provided a map which proved to be useful). BOTTOM LINE A comfortable stay at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The location on the Strip is ideal and within walking distance to other popular hotels/properties. We loved the room! I hope to stay here on a future Vega$ trip. read more

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This was just my second stay at the Cosmopolitan. When it first opened, I believe it was an independent hotel, very different for Las Vegas because it has such a small land imprint (square footage-wise) compared to the other Strip resorts. It's definitely more of a vertical resort, with 2 tall towers, the Chelsea and Boulevard Towers, and 2 pools squeezed in on the casino rooftop. It's now part of the huge MGM Resorts empire and also has some affiliation with the Marriott Bonvoy empire. It has an excellent location between the Bellagio and the Aria complex, both MGM properties. There are now indoor walkways towards the rear of the properties that connect the Cosmopolitan with the Bellagio and Vdara. The majority of rooms are large studios or bedroom suites with a large sitting area and a balcony, very rare in Vegas. This is because the complex was originally designed to be luxury condominiums, but the 2008 financial crisis led it to be transformed into a hotel. From the get-go the Cosmopolitan had a hip, urban air, bustling and not particularly family oriented. What I found impressive in the past and now is the large amount of modern art throughout. There were (and still are, somewhat) starry restaurants. There's a day and night club, large conference center, "secret" bars, and of course a bustling casino. While the public areas have been decently maintained and refreshed (the Wicked Spoon Buffet was being refreshed during my visit), the rooms (at least my room) have seen better days. The check-in area is small, cramped and dark, as is the rideshare/taxi area outside. There are some pillars in the lobby with video installations to look at while you wait. And you will have a wait. I arrived early, so my room wasn't ready. However I was texted about an hour later my room was ready. Instead of waiting in line again, there are kiosks where you can make your own keys by scanning the QR code sent to you. I booked a Terrace One Bedroom Fountain View Suite. It seems the Terrace Studios are similar in size, but with a different floor plan. The One Bedroom opened to a large but dark sitting area, wet bar that had a minibar fridge PLUS an empty fridge (probably was meant to be a kitchenette), a walk-through closet/dressing area, then the bedroom with access to the balcony. The bath was adjacent with a wet room--shower and deep tub with a window and opening to the bedroom. The amount of natural light was minimal except in the bedroom. My suite was in the Chelsea tower further from the Strip, so the Bellagio Fountain views are lesser than those from the Boulevard Tower. Plus I was on a lower floor (16). Here were the niggles with the room: some lights didn't work. The pulls for the drapes were missing/torn off. Some of the bathroom pump dispensers were empty. The ashtray on the balcony was full of cigarette butts (smoking is only allowed on the balconies). If you use the balcony, you will smell cigarette/cigar/weed smoke, or bacon. Lastly, it is difficult to check your billing folio at check-out unless you stand in line. This was not the case at the Bellagio, another MGM property. I had a dining credit with my booking, but chose to use it at a Bellagio restaurant. The Cosmopolitan has some fine restaurants (I especially liked Jaleo, China Poblano and Momofuku in the past), but some do not participate in the dining credit offer. There is a very fine food hall called Block 16, I've been to Hattie B's Nashville Hot Chicken a few times. I'd still stay at the Cosmopolitan again if the rate was decent read more

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Checked in Monday evening my partner George C and I this would be the fourth time since January .Bianca was outstanding with our check-in . Very professional and courteous and no problem receiving the room that was requested when booked 1 week earlier. George said she asked if we needed parking which we did because we always drive to Vegas . When in the past we had hard time leaving the garage now it was easy and not frustrating. Best thing she did was she told him Thank you for being a platinum member ! We appreciate your loyalty . We appreciate this Bianca ! read more

The place is an overpriced, overrated, tourist attraction. They only want your money. They will gouge you, until the cows come home. The parking garage, is SO poorly designed. Anyone handicapped, should avoid this place. Much too much walking. The daily parking prices, increase, on event dates. It's my first concert here. It will be my last. I cannot WAIT, for Hard Rock to open. I don't mind spending money. I love referring friends, and family. It's a blast, to spend time, and money, with them, but you'll only gauge me once. Stay away from this place. They are what has ruined Vegas. In the meantime, I'd stay at Southpoint. They have some great suites, and something for everyone. read more

Fun time w/ "The Chosen One." Eggslut for breakfast. Rooms are sexy. Crack Pie at Milk Bar. read more

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Really fun vibe here at this hotel, absolutely love our room with a balcony and the room was very spacious. We didn't love the smoke around the hotel, but I suppose that's what to expect when you're in Vegas. We got to try a bunch of restaurants here, there was no shortage of places to go and late night options. read more

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The hubby and I stayed at the Cosmopolitan for our anniversary weekend, and it was one of the best trips we ever had! At check-in, the registration agent completely made our weekend by surprising us with an upgrade to a wrap-around suite which hands-down has the best views of the strip and an added bonus of getting the best views to watch the Bellagio Fountain Water show. We were also treated to $300 in free casino play and $100 in dining credit which really elevated our stay and made us feel celebrated. We ended up using the $100 credit for room service breakfast on the morning of our anniversary .....and it was the perfect, relaxing way to start our special day! Lastly, the Cosmopolitan has an awesome mix of restaurants from casual bites to upscale dining, plus some great happy hour spots, so there's always something good to eat or drink without even needing to leave the property. We can't wait to come back! read more

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A bunch of my friends kept insisting when I visit Vegas I had to go to this hotel bar and get an Espresso Martini, well I did just that. It was the morning of my Birthday and what better way to start the day.....skip the coffee Espresso Martini please...lol The bartender was so friendly and I told him that I was visiting from Florida and came her just for this cocktail...no pressure! I now understand why it was so highly recommended. The balance of the espresso, the liqueur and the splash of baileys was perfect!! I will never visit Vegas and not come here for the exact same thing. Great ambiance and bar was stocked with everything! read more

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Beautiful casino and fabulous drinks! Lots of options for dining both formal and casual and the atmosphere is elegant yet chill. The gaming are high dollar slots and I couldn't locate any $1 or $2 machines as they are mostly 5-9 coins but still a great selection. The service here is top notch and they come around to offer massages at your chair where you're gaming! Pretty cool. read more

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This busy bustling hotel is sleek, stylish, and full of Vegas energy. the crystal chandeliers are something special and make it stand out from the rest on the strip. The rooms are spacious and if you're lucky you can get one with a balcony overlooking the Bellagio fountains. Cosmopolitan is definitely five-star in quality and service. You have multiple food places to choose from and the pools give the day club vibes which comes with the noise but that's what Vegas is all about right? Whether you're in Vegas for the nightlife, the extravagant food, or the shopping, the Cosmo has the best of Vegas. read more

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MGM has turned one of my favorite hotels into a joke. American Express really should remove this property from the Fine Hotels & Resorts list. Checked in at 2:00, room wasn't ready, but that's fine (early check-in "when available," no biggie). Desk agent tells us regular check-in is at 3:00. Well, 4:00 comes and our room still isn't ready. Check-in line is about 40 people deep at this point. We finally find someone to talk to, and ONLY THEN were we told that check-in is NOT at 3:00, check-in is actually "between 3 and 6". An undisclosed 3-hour limbo is completely unacceptable at this price point. The MGM cost-cutting is visible everywhere. Between our room and the elevator, there were 3 wall sconces completely missing, with wires just dangling in the hallway. Almost lost my balance when an escalator tipped forward slightly on the way down. Inside the room there were loose & crooked light fixtures, a loose toilet seat handle, weak water pressure in the sink, curtains not hung properly, peeling wallpaper, cigarette burns on the patio furniture -- it's clear that management is completely checked out. Aesthetically, the place is due for a facelift. The hypersexual theme felt fun and provocative 16 years ago, but now it feels like its trying too hard. The femme fatale silhouette on the bathroom wallpaper feels way less sexy when the toilet handle comes off in your hand. "Why didn't you tell maintenance? Why didn't you request another room?" For starters, the front desk told us our room category was completely sold out. And, frankly, at $300-400/night, I shouldn't have to be doing the hotel's job for them. This level of neglect is unacceptable at *any* price point. If you need an elevator, be sure to get to the elevator bay a good 15-20 minutes before you need to get to the lobby. On three separate occasions during a 3-night stay, we waited more than 15 minutes just to catch an elevator down. They're slow and infrequent, so cars are often packed around dinnertime, and guests are forced to do things like riding up to go down -- which only makes the problem worse. They even play dirty tricks with the AmEx promotional credits. We had a $60/day breakfast credit which can be used at the buffet, but if you make a reservation, you have to pay up front -- which means you can't use the credit. So the only way to use your credit it is to wait in a long line? It's silly. It feels scammy. Why are they bending over backwards to take a paltry $60 credit away from me? There are still some bright spots. Had a blast at Faded Karaoke at the Barbershop. Had a solid dinner at Scarpetta. Decent food court. Secret Pizza used to be one of the coolest features of the Cosmo, but it's so overpriced now that it feels like a ripoff instead of a fun late night snack. And on top of all that, I just realized I never got drink service while gambling, not once during a 3-night stay. $500 on bubble craps one night, and the waitress never brought my single Mich Ultra. I'm done staying here. read more

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Our favorite place to stay in LV. Great location and the vibe much more chic than other casinos. The boulevard tower has best view. I took this photo from the balcony. If you are a Marriott Rewards member, you can earn points or redeem points here. read more

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I was very disappointed with my stay at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. We arrived after 3 PM expecting a smooth check-in, but ended up waiting in line for over 2 hours. No one offered a genuine apology for the delay. We were given two drink vouchers, but they barely covered two cocktails and didn't feel like meaningful compensation. The overall attitude from staff also felt unnecessarily rude at times. While redeeming the drink vouchers at the bar, I briefly placed my bag on an empty seat next to me, and the bartender asked me two or three times to remove it immediately, even though we were clearly in the middle of ordering. It felt impatient and unwelcoming. I experienced a similar attitude at the front desk during check-in. Unfortunately, the room itself was also not up to standard. It was poorly cleaned, and there were someone else's hairs on the shower wall -- which is completely unacceptable for a hotel of this level. To make matters worse, housekeeping knocked on our door about an hour before checkout, which felt intrusive given everything else we experienced. Overall, this stay was very disappointing. For a hotel with such a reputation, I expected much better service, cleanliness, and basic respect toward guests. read more

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The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is easily one of my favorite properties on the Strip. I love how compact it feels compared to its neighbors, which makes getting around refreshingly easy. The layout is intuitive, the energy is great, and nothing ever feels too far away. The rooms are spacious, and the balconies overlooking the Strip and Bellagio fountains are a huge highlight that never gets old. Being right in the middle of all the action just adds to the appeal and makes the whole stay feel effortless and fun. read more

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The front desk person said my room is not ready yet, but they will text me once it's ready. I show up again at 4:23, ( 1.5 hours after officiall check in time). Ask for my key. I was then told my room is still not done. I let them know this is very inconvenient as my day is scheduled. No apologies. Just a blank front desk person stating... you will receive a text once it's done. Can I get an ETA on this? I don't know, but you will get a text. It's now 6:15 pm and no text. Very annoying and even more annoying is the person at front desk delivering me this Info. I would never stay here agin in the future!! read more

Price was great. I really appreciate that the building was non smoking. All the other Vegas casinos / hotels are tobacco friendly and for a non smoker it's pretty horrible to put up With the smoke. However location next to airport , you could hear the planes landing and it was pretty disruptive in the morning . Restaurants were good and fair priced with good food . We went to Amaya and the margaritas were made to order , very good . Delicious enchiladas. read more

Amazing upgrade to a suite! Lu Lay helped us at the front desk and he went above and beyond to give us great customer service!! Loved our whole stay and conference food and care each employee provide to our large group. Customer service started at check in and carried thru with every employee willing to assist with happiness and enthusiasm! The ambiance at our formal dance night was exquisite Thank you all for a wonderful stay! read more

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One of my top favorites. I've had the privledge of staying in one of their high floor wrap around balcony strip view rooms. It's gigantic has a bar area, two bathrooms, a giant living room, and a beautiful bedroom with tub and shower. This place could easily sleep 6 comfortably and you could definitely entertain 10 people here. Wonderful space. I enjoy a lot of the restaurants here: Momofuku, bang bar, tekka bar, superfrico (to name a few). They've got 4 speakeasy bars that are fun to find and a really cute "secret" pizza place! 10/10 love Cosmo read more

Stunning property, but the service is missing a soul The hotel facilities and rooms are undeniably beautiful, but the service is a massive letdown. The "Broken Phone" Saga: On our first day, the room phone cut out while I was speaking to the front desk about badges. They actually called my cell to say, "Your room phone isn't working," but then... nothing. They didn't bother to notify maintenance. I had to call via my cell phone three more times to request a repair and service. Each time, I waited hours with zero updates. When I asked the front desk for an ETA, the response was a cold "I don't know, it depends on housekeeping"--technically true, but delivered with zero empathy. The phone wasn't "fixed" until the second evening when I no longer needed it. Because of this, I spent my first night stuck in the room waiting for help that never came. Ironically, housekeeping showed up to clean at 10 PM, at which point I had to explain yet again that I couldn't reach them because of the phone. The restaurant Henry's reception gave off a 'take it or leave it' vibe that was quite unwelcoming. But I want to give a special commendation to one of the valet attendants, Paul. On our third day, he was the only person who showed genuine warmth. He proactively told us we could have our car charged for free while parked. He was the only staff member who made us feel welcome. Plus: On the day we checked out, Matt at valet was also super friendly and helpful. He happened to be on the same morning shift as Paul, and thanks to both of them, we felt truly well-taken care of. read more

The Cosmopolitan - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Review is for parking only; hotel & restaurants are great. Park elsewhere. If you value your time and sanity, avoid this lower-level parking garage. Navigation: The layout is difficult to navigate. The "smart" sensor lights that are supposed to indicate open spots are not inaccurate. Wait Times: Whether it's a busy weekend or a quiet weekday, expect to wait to enter and exit. You'll find yourselfcircling the levels in a dimly lit environment. Safety & Visibility: The lot is poorly lit and feels unnecessarily dark. Pro-Tip: If you absolutely have to park here, take pictures of the signs near your stall. Between the poor lighting and the confusing layout, it is too easy to lose your vehicle. read more

The Cosmo is still my favorite hotel in Vegas! I first stayed here yeaaaars ago when I was a broke college dropout that enjoyed partying LOL and shared a room with x amount of friends (I won't disclose how many we crammed lol). 13 years later, I came back to celebrate my son's 4th birthday with my little family. Paid for a suite with my hard earned money hahaha how times have changed. I still love everything about the room, the view, the property, the amenities. We were upgraded to a fountain view and my son loved it so much. There are plenty of delicious restaurants in the hotel. I love how central Cosmo is to everything that we were interested in going to. read more

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The Cosmopolitan has lost its "identity" after being aquired by MGM. I think it has lost its "je ne sais quois." Instead, the property has been corporatized by MGM where cutting costs is prevalent. I stayed at this hotel for a couple of days in the Chelsea Tower. Ideally, if you were to stay here, I think the Boulevard Tower is the better tower due to its closer proximity to restaurants. The self parking situation is a little precarious underground. It felt like I was trapped in a labyrinth and crammed in a clastrophobic space. I am not sure why the hotel doesn't maintain the light fixtures in the hallway leading to my room. Clearly, light fixtures were broken, removed, or the light bulb needed to be changed, but no one attempted to fix them during my stay. It felt like I was walking through a haunted house. I did enjoy the fact that you can go out in the balcony and hang out in my Terrace King Studio. They even provide an astray if you wanted to smoke cigarettes or cigars outside. Marijuana, even though it is legal in Nevada, is not allowed on the property. My room was very spacious but was somewhat dated. There was a separate bathtub, but they did not have individual soap for the tub. Upon request, you can request bath salts. The water reeked of chlorine when using the tub. I think the nice about the bathtub is that it has motorized jets much like a hot tub. Rose, their "digital" concierge was pathetic. Every time I made a request via text, it kept saying that "None of my friends in Guest Services are available to chat right now. Try back later or give them a call at 702.698.2182 for immediate assistance." It was difficult to get a hold of guest services at certain times. At least this hotel offers a wide assortment of food at somewhat reasonable prices on the strip. read more

As I was planning this year's "spring break of sorts", all of the conventions in town pushed us to choose the Cosmopolitan - first time staying here, I had walked through the property a number of the other Vegas trips, so i was fairly familiar with it, Getting there from the airport, a bit of a fiasco as your map app might have you take a Harmon exit - well, that exit is from the HOV lane, so unless you are one of those drivers that "never misses an exit", Tropicana or Flamingo are what you have to take. The hotel is shoehorned into a corner of what was the City Center development, so all parking is underground off Harmon. Check in went very smooth as there is a separate room for Gold and above players club members. The room also offers coffee, water and light snacks during your stay. The room was in the lower 3rd of the hotel, and I had booked one with a balcony. The room was very clean, one of the "all on" light switches didn't work, but I really didn't see much else inside that looked obviously warn. The furniture of the balcony did have a few stains, and seemed like the cushions had gathered an amount of the desert There was a bit of a kerfuffle with being charged for the valet, and the pickup for valet is one level further down from the lobby Smaller cassino floor, many hidden bars - Would I stay here again, yes. Would it be my first choice - probably not read more

Attractions at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas include a beautiful 3-story crystal chandelier bar, a casino, multiple pools, a spa, and the popular Marquee Nightclub. Guests can also enjoy unique dining, themed bars, plus live entertainment and an art collection. My girlfriend and I came her several times over the past few days, attending different attractions here at the Cosmopolitan. From birthday dinner reservations at the amazing Beauty & Essex, to late night Pizza at Secret Pizza, to just enjoying a sweet treat at Milk Bar. Plus we had some late night drinks with friends at the bar in one of the high rollers sections of the casino. Then tried our luck on the casino floor for a nice $$$ return before going home. read more

The Cosmopolitan - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This review is only for the casino and businesses and not for the hotel. We have been here several times and I will say the inside, especially near Chandelier Bar is unique and beautiful, but the hospitality is always lacking and we always leave disappointed (guess we keep returning to hope it changes). The staff at the other strip casino resorts are very friendly, helpful and personable, but here that it is not the case, rather many have an attitude and its seems like you are a bother to them. The casino does have a good selection of shops, restaurants and bars. Parking is easy and in the basement with locals getting first 3 hours free with Nevada drivers license. Probably our least favorite of the strip properties we have visited. read more

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Finally got the chance to stay at the reputable and iconic Cosmopolitan! We took the flat rate Taxi from Harry Reid to the Cosmo ($20). Super convenient, especially if you're arriving during normal day hours. Avoid those Uber/Lyft wait times. Check in was a breeze, I guess since we arrived in the late afternoon on a Thursday the check-in line wasn't insane. At the main check-in, you're right in front of the Chelsea Tower. We did not stay here, we were in the Boulevard Tower. I love that this tower is shorter, the walk to and from the elevator is nice a short. Casino is right downstairs and the same elevator can take you to the Mezzanine where the food hall and restaurants are. Easy access to everything! The Boulevard Tower is also close to the bridge to Planet Hollywood/Miracle Mile shops, and of course Walgreens. Picked up our water stash and energy drinks. Which leads me to the fact that they DO provide a small fridge in their rooms. A must for me whenever we're in Vegas (I might be a little spoiled now). The Terrace One Bedroom Suite is what we stayed in. Spacious couch and living room area leads to a dressing area with lots of closet space. The bathroom is huge, dual vanity with shower that leads to a Japanese style tub. The interesting part of this tub, it leads straight to the bedroom, or the bedroom leads straight to the tub?? And as the name states, it offers a terrace to enjoy the strip views, and lucky for us we had the fountain view! Typically we don't call on service, but during our visit the ice machine on our floor was not working, no big deal, went to another floor to get ice. However, the last night I tried to get ice, they locked the doors and I was stuck in the stairs on the 35th floor. Security was quick to come get me and help me to another floor to grab "some" ice....none of these ice machines on the immediate floors were working. Thank goodness for the fridge! No harm, this isn't a complaint on the hotel, it happens. Last thing to note, Momofuku, STK, Henry, Egg Slut are all my absolute favorite restaurants in the Cosmo and I would easily choose to stay here again on our next visit. read more

The Cosmopolitan - View from our 35th floor Boulevard Tower Terrace Suite. - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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