We enjoyed staying here. We aren't big gamblers so not having a casino downstairs wasn't a must, but that could be a deal breaker for some- depending why you're at Vegas. The rooms were big, it came with a fridge, which I thoroughly appreciated as I like my water cold. It was spacious for just two people in the room. I would say that we took Ubers 75% of the time, and sometimes our Uber drives were a little confused with Aria's entrance versus Vdara as they're technically right next door. Even though Vdara is "on the strip" it's kind of in the back. But there are ways to walk around the strip without walking outside much, which I do like that about Vegas. If the price was right, I would stay here again. It can get pricey on some dates. read more

We loved this hotel. The room was ins self comfortable and had everything we could need. We had one of the suites for this trip which we got at a great price. It's also nicely located with the connectors to the nearby hotels. Biggest issue was the tablet in the room to control some stuff and order food. It was insanely glitchy and basically don't work. read more

Vdara - Resorts Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This hotel is nice, but frustrating. Let's start with the nice. My room was pretty, it had a nice view, and it seemed to be "modern." I also enjoyed not having a casino in the building which to me made it seem more quiet as well as less smoky. And while I enjoyed my room, there were things that frustrated me. The fitness center had very limited hours. It was open from 6a - 5p. That means if you rise early or want to work out in the evening - you're not doing it in this hotel's gym. I believe you can go to the cardio center at Aria, but still. Second frustrating point was the cost. If you want to eat or drink - you're going to pay dearly. I posted a picture of an $8 Coke. You're better off hitting a grocery store instead. I used to love visiting the Las Vegas strip. It just doesn't seem worth it anymore. read more

Vdara - $8 Coke (room key added for size reference) - Resorts Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I highly recommend staying at this hotel when planning on staying in the strip. Everyone that works here is very helpful and kind. There's so many nice places to sit and relax. The rooms are big and have everything you would need. I've stayed at this hotel before but recently we were just visiting and they gave us a guest key to go to spa and purchase the incense. It is super clean, probably one of the cleanest and best smelling hotels in the whole city. Leo Rodriguez in the spa was super friendly and chatted with us about our stay. read more

Vdara - Elevator - Resorts Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We booked the Vdara for several nights. It's one of the few hotels without a dedicated casino. It is conveniently located to all the places we did want to go to like the Aria, Cosmopolitan, and Bellagio. They upgraded our room to a higher floor and we stayed in a very large suite. The room was beautiful with a kitchen, living room, bedroom, and bathroom. We got a great view of the Bellagio Fountains as well as other Vegas sites. Amenities were typical if a little more high end than usual. read more

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MGM, is everything ok? I've stayed at Vdara many times, and six years ago it was truly a luxury property: clean, quiet, smoke-free, with beautiful views. Based on that experience, I booked a Stay-Well Executive Corner Suite for this trip--specifically for the promised enhanced cleaning, air filtration, and higher room standards. Unfortunately, this was one of the dirtiest and most poorly maintained hotel stays I've ever had, and absolutely not what you expect from a $600/night room (about $2,000 total for three nights before tax and resort fees). We arrived a little before midnight after checking in online earlier in the day. Getting the keys was smooth--that was the last smooth part of the stay. The moment we entered the suite, it was obvious the room had not been serviced and had suffered years of heavy wear without proper maintenance: * Brownish-yellow water came out of the bathroom faucet and drained extremely slowly (I foolishly thought this was a Stay-Well Vitamin C water, only to find out later that there was a plumbing issue) * Broken light fixtures and damaged lamp. * Carpet stained, worn, and lifting. * Thick dust on surfaces and screens. * An uncapped pen left out, as if someone had been in the middle of using it. * And worst of all: hairs in the bed from multiple people, stains on the couch, and slight fecal stains left in the toilet. This was a Stay-Well room--sold on enhanced cleanliness. When I called the front desk at midnight, exhausted with young children, I was offered two options: 1. Move to a non-Stay-Well room, or 2. Wait for housekeeping. There was no apology, no sense of urgency--just two matter-of-fact options. Vdara did send a bellman with new keys, which I appreciated, but by then my child had fallen asleep and I was too tired to move. I had morning meetings and left in a rush, expecting the room to be properly serviced when I returned later in the day. When I came back around 5 PM, I went to the front desk to finish the unfinished complaint even going back to the room. I was told housekeeping had been in the room three times, "cleaning and inspecting." While I was there, coincidentally, someone else arrived to the counter next to me with the same complaint. After nearly an hour at the front desk and speaking with a manager, Vdara finally agreed to switch my room but the new room was still being cleaned, so not actually ready (fishy at 6:30 PM if you think about it). But I was happy with the resolution and went back to the room to wait. Only to find out that I had been lied to. When I returned to the room: * The bed was still unmade. * Trash was still there. * Fingerprints remained on the closet doors. * The same stains were untouched. * And the fecal stains in the toilet were still there. The only thing housekeeping appears to have done was return a minibar item my toddler had picked up. Before moving our belongings to leave Vdara for good, I took a good look as I walked through the property and noticed: * Cracked tiles and damaged wood panels in the elevator. * Stained, bubbling, and dirty hallway carpets. * Trim and finishes throughout showing heavy wear and neglect. The condition of the hotel overall confirmed that this wasn't an isolated housekeeping miss. It felt like a property that had been left behind by MGM, overshadowed maybe by the more bustling Aria and the slightly younger Cosmopolitan next door. I've had better experiences at basic motels. Vdara is far past its prime and no longer resembles the luxury, wellness-focused hotel it once was. The Stay-Well Executive Suite was nowhere near the standard marketed, and the response from staff made the situation significantly worse. I truly hope MGM re-evaluates the upkeep and management (or housekeeping) of Vdara, because in its current state, it does not deserve the "luxury" label. However, from the one-star Yelp reviews that mirror my experience that I'm just seeing now, it seems that MGM sadly, does not care. read more

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I really fought to stay in this property during my last visit on the first week of December, but was met with disappointment after disappointment. The valet and bag drop-off service was by far the best thing that ever happened to this hotel. I needed to drop off my luggage because I had to pick up my parents at the airport, and it wouldn't fit in the car. And the valet service and the bellman made my transition so smooth and easy. I pulled up to the hotel, dropped off my luggage, was given a ticket, and was in and out in less than 5 minutes. A couple of things to remember: staying here, self-park is in Aria. The access to it is not where the hotel is, it is literally on the back by the crystal shops. It is quite a walk, and you need to take a tram. Vdara and Bellagio are connected, though, via a walkway, which was nice. Self-park is $20, and valet is $40. So we returned to officially check in and requested to see if we can get any upgrades, and the guy immediately said no without checking their system which is fine. We got to the room, and it was not what I expected. It was old, it had carpet stains on it, and the TV was mounted as if it were ready to fall at any time. My expectation was a bit too high for this hotel. I did appreciate the no-casino and no-smoking parts of this hotel. On the first night, I used the food and beverage credit for our hotel room. The room was booked under my stepdad's name, and when I purchased food downstairs in the little cafe, they allowed me and had no issue with it. On the last night, when we tried to use it again, my brother was suddenly denied access because the room wasn't under his name. This really annoyed me, cause how are you gonna say he can't do it when I was able to do it on the first night. I spoke to the cafe manager about this, since inconsistencies like this frustrate your guests. I also went up to the front desk again the night before our checkout to request a late checkout, nothing insane, just an extra hour, and once again, they said no. The front desk was so quick to say no, which really frustrated me. I say this because the following day, I called them to request a late check-out, and it was granted. So I don't know what's up with their front desk, but I've learned their department is quick to say no. I can only imagine the people who had to pay full price for the same room we got and would've been disappointed cause their quality is so bad. Room service is also disappointing. They had my food delivered in a bag instead of an actual plate. The photos do not reflect the actual room. I'm glad I tried it once, cause I won't be staying here again. read more

Vdara - Resorts Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

1. No self parking, you have to self park at Aria and walk over or take tram. A good 10mins. 2. Only valet, $40 per day 3. No casino hotel. All the above are just some things to note in case you wanted to stay here. Nothing bad about any of the above. A beautiful hotel and definitely a great break from the other hotels around the area. It's not busy and filled with smoke. It smells so nice and inviting. The walk from vdara to Aria is about 2mins max and a great way to get some steps in. As a Marriott Titanium Elite member, I was upgraded to a suite overlooking the Bellagio fountain. Make sure the Bonvoy # is noted or show it upon check in if you have status. read more

Vdara - Resorts Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

first time at Vdara and wont be my last! Vegas had a deal to bring more tourist and well it worked. i got two night stay and each night $100 food/beverage credit. note the credit does not apply for the market retail only restaurants. little mix up at check in, but they fixed it right away. the lobby has a starbucks which is convenient. the rideshare is right outside the lobby next to small dog area which is cool. room side is big i love the extra room for dining/kitchen. you will have to call for utensil dishware. i wish they put at least one set and free coffee for the keriug machine. read more

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Great hotel on the strip. Love the fragrance throughout. Soft and not overbearing. Great lounges and stacks for morning matcha easy access. Our room was spacious with a mini kitchen, had an epic view of strip and nice big tub. Luxurious bag products for use. Log how it's connected to Bellagio and Aria I recommend for sure! read more

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Great room!!! Very spacious with a king bed and a pull out conch and never felt squished with all out suitcases just laying around. The housekeeping staff did such an incredible job they even organized out bathroom and our makeup!! Real angels!!! Will for sure be back!! read more

We popped in for a drink at the bar here and so glad we did. It was crowded as there was a convention in town but Todd greeted us as if we were the only people at the bar and took his time taking our order and ensuring he made the drinks to our liking. One of the best old fashioned drinks I have ever had and my husband said the same about his. Definitely a nice spot to pop in and have a drink! read more

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Two years and four more stays later, just came back to reaffirm that Vdara is still one of my favorite places in Vegas! While they're very much in need of renovation, housekeeping has been doing a really good job of keeping these rooms clean and meat. Overall management and supporting staff throughout are very kind and helpful. Yep, I still always check those air vents, and they have been clean! Great job! read more

I booked my room through the MGM rewards app. Caution , there's some catfishing going on. The pictures show the suites having an amazing view with the hot tub overlooking the strip however this is not the case. Sadly these rooms are nowhere near what the pictures look like. Wish I would of just stayed next door.... read more

Impressive modern architecturally designed structure. Adequately accommodating Porte Cocherre (at time of visit)Beautiful interiors. Game machines immediately as you enter next to the lobby. Right away creates that feeling and atmosphere of being in Vegas. Checked in and got to our room on the 37th floor. Kitchenette and dinette as you enter. TV lounge with couch bed next, then queen bed in sleeping area. Amazing north side partial view Las Vegas strip from our widow. Wonderful experience. read more

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Our home away from home. Call me crazy, but I LOVE having a kitchenette in the room even if I'm not using it. LOL We like to rent a car when we're in Vegas and eat off the strip (yummier and cheaper) so we'' almost always overorder and have leftovers and the fridge and microwave come in real handy. Each room is a suite. Spacious and clean. Some rooms even have a dishwasher and laundry and dryer machines dagnabit. Note: Vdara does NOT have a casino, but you can easily walk over to Aria or Cosmo to get your gambling fix. It's never bothered us. It's connected via walkway to Cosmo (indoors) and connected to Aria (walk outside) right next door. The rooms we've stayed here in the past: Corner City Suite (most recently), Executive Corner Suite, Studio Parlor, Studio Fountain View. The Executive Corner Suite hands down has the nicest view with 2 bathrooms, but honestly, any room will do as they are all suites with kitchenettes! Vdara is and always will be our #1 place to stay in Vegas. (Having MGM Gold helps too with Valet) read more

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This hotel sent me a reduced price room to get me to go. The stay was absolutely horrendous. The best part was being able to walk directly to the bellagio for everything. The problem was the room. It looked like a motel 6. Please see pictures attached. It also smelled like a sewer leak, which you cant reference through a picture. Also the room was dusty as hell. Look at the picture I took of the air vents in the room. Complete carelessness by the staff. What upsets me the most is the hotel is so unapologetic about it. They think you're cattle and could care less about you. Never staying here again. Literally the Wynn/ Founteinbleu or Cosmo are the only hotels that care about cleanliness it seems. read more

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We are staying at Vdara hotel most of the times in Vegas. As a family traveling with kids, we greatly appreciated that the hotel is smoke-free and located in the center of the Las Vegas Strip. The full kitchen in our room was extremely convenient, and the laundry room option (available in some rooms) was a major benefit for families. This hotel will be our first choice for future visits to Las Vegas. I would highly recommend it to any family with children or anyone seeking a smoke-free hotel read more

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Love staying at this hotel just because it doesn't have the casino to walk by to go to the rooms. This hotel offers suites with full kitchen , and a breathtaking paronamic view of Las Vegas City!! Luxurious Restrooms provided a shower and bathtub and a spacious vanity sink. Would love to come and stay here on my next visit ! read more

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Nice clean property. No smoking and no casino. It's kinda in its own bubble which is nice. There are a ton of restaurants in walking distance. Not a lot of food options on property tho. We enjoyed breakfast and a drink. There is a bar, deli and Starbucks on site. Rooms are big and clean. I enjoy that most rooms have a view and many have a full kitchen. One of my goto places to stay. read more

I was so excited to stay here...disappointed but it wasn't a horrible stay either. Rooms are dated for sure. The faucets in kitchen and bath were both wobbly and leaking. No dishes or glasses or soap, nothing in kitchen?! Refrigerator wasn't working. Safe didn't work. Bathroom- walked into a clump of hair in the shower drain, hair on the ceiling (?!). None of the pumps in the shower worked. The views? Excellent. Bed was comfortable and tv worked thank god. The coffee shop / market downstairs the lattes were awful and the starbucks was double the price of any other locations. Overall, I thought the location of Vdara would be good but it was very difficult to get in and out and was a lot of walking and time. I would stay here again for the right price... read more

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Had an incredible two night stay here for BSB at the Sphere! We chose this location bc it's smoke and casino free (for mom) and it worked out great! I will def be back. One set of guest elevators so it feels more personal than say the Bellagio or Aria. Aria is just a short outdoor walk. And if you stay Vdara you can also use Aria gym and pool so I feel it's such a great value. Aria gym is THE BEST. I also used Vdara gym (treadmill, elliptical, stairs, DBs and a few machines) and spa (hot tub, steam room, dry sauna and got a facial) and they were smaller, yes, but adequate, high quality, great service, just not as big as other resorts. Love the Starbucks right in the lobby for mobile orders. Checking luggage was amazing after checkout and before our afternoon flight - super helpful and friendly staff! Main Vdara entrance is just steps from the guest elevators and makes catching an uber very convenient especially for my mom who needed to limit walking due to a foot/knee issue. Our room was spacious. Included a small kitchenette. Huge tub, walk in shower and blackout (thought not 100% if you're sensitive to morning light) and comfy beds with a closet for luggage, desk with two chairs and tv. We will be back! Can't wait to visit again soon. read more

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I'm so happy that I had a chance to visit this hotel today and visit one of my friends who is staying here. It was so nice to be away from the smoky casinos and I wanted to check out the hospitality and it is a spot on. The lobby is very chill. It doesn't have the big crowds like the Aria does. I would definitely consider staying here and it's nice that they're part of the MGM rewards program. read more

Vdara - Resorts Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Great experience. Convenient location to most everything on the Las Vegas strip. Walkable. read more

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Visited Las Vegas for the first time and chose Vdara to stay at as a first experience, i was in town for EDC (my birthday) so i guess i had high hopes. The location of the hotel was on the strip with Aria directly across. The lobby of Vdara was lively but also quiet because there's no casino and i was very grateful there was no smoking. So the environment overall just felt more clean and not loud! There is a starbucks inside that makes getting coffee very accessible, along with a Market Cafe that's part of Vdara which has amazing serving and a pretty good choice of stuff to order whether you want a snack / drink or to sit and chill. There is also a restaurant lounge inside. So if you don't feel like leaving the hotel it makes it super convenient. I wouldn't say the cost is super cheap but hey you get what you pay for and i wanted something more upscale. Which leads me to my next part. So check in wasn't exactly smooth, i tried to do it online but it was giving me an error. So i went up to the front desk and it wasn't entirely organized at first. I also don't even know the name of the first girl who helped me but she also never gave me a receipt (which i was particularly annoyed at) They make you pay for your entire stay upfront. I stayed may 14-20th. Part of what you pay is a $400 USD damage deposit on top of your stay cost. Other than paying she never really did anything else for me except give me my keycards, no actual greeting or introducing herself and also never even told my room number i had to like look at the envelope when i got to the elevator. Got up to my room, though it was big and pretty there was things missing. I know for a fact a room is supposed to be fully stocked in terms of say like mini bar/ your complimentry water / tea bag's (some even snacks) pending on hotel .. but honestly to my surprise there was absolutely nothing at all. In the washroom there was no toiletries that was travel size for you to use or bring home. Which i was shocked at. By the bed there was no slippers either. There wasn't even robes in the washroom. I was scratching my head and i went downstairs to the lobby the following day and i asked is there supposed to be slippers etc and i was told yes. Meaning my hotel room didn't even get stocked. So in reality to be honest my room was incomplete daily. If you want water you have to go to the front desk and ask for water and you get 2 bottles, i also learnt from another guest you can get complimentary toothbrush/robe/slippers and honestly there is more. To have to ask and not have it in your room seems like a little misleading. And by the way guys if you have an MGM rewards card don't forget to use it everywhere including starbucks or market cafe etc, the staff never told me so i missed out my entire stay. Also when i checked out from the app online .. the summary they gave me looks visually really lacking. It would be nice to get the exact breakdown of each day emailed to you even after you checkout. So just make sure to double check things and ensure you are getting billed correctly. I'm not sure if i would necessarily stay again at this hotel, i think my friends had a better experience at MGM grand. So i'll probably try with them next time. By the way the moment you walk in the studio it had a very strong scent of intense cologne and i'm not sure if it's their cleaning supplies or maybe it was never cleaned hence it was never stocked up. Just be aware if you are sensitive to smells. My room was on the 11th floor, had a really nice view there even was a little stove/ microwave and a dining room table, a mini fridge right next to the front door on the ground. Weird placement .. i assume normally that's where someone would wanna leave their shoes. So the layout was kinda strange. read more

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One of the best non-casino hotels on the strip. Their standard suite is 582 square feet with a small kitchenette, a mini fridge, microwave, a bedroom area, and a large bathroom with a wash tub to soak in. They have blackout blinds and shades that you can control with a switch. The last time I stayed here it was in the bigger 800 square feet suite with washing machines and everything mentioned. The smaller suite is actually good enough for 3-4 people IMO. The few issues we did encounter were addressed by the hotel staff. At one point we left the door to our suite slightly ajar while we were inside and hotel security called to check on us. The staff here was definitely on it. I'd stay here again. The tram or walkways that lead to the Bellagio, Aria, and Cosmo are nice touches. read more

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For the price per night, you can find way better luxury options on the Strip. I booked a weekend in one of the Vdara suites and was disappointed in the amenities inside and outside of the room. Room felt a bit tired and was not thoroughly cleaned (we found empty coke bottle under one of the chairs). There was one 24 hour dining option with overpriced airplane-quality food. No overnight in room dining options either. Asked for late checkout but housekeeping still popped in at regular check out time. read more

The Vdara Suite has a furnished living room with a sofa that has a pull-out queen size bed, kitchenette, large refrigerator, washer/dryer, a separate bedroom, a huge full bath, and a half bath. Vdara, is a non-smoking, pet friendly, gambling free resort. If you feel like gambling, there is an outdoor walk-way to Aria, it's an easy quick walk, and an indoor hall to Cosmopolitan. There is a free tram that goes to Bellagio, Park MGM, and the Crystals Shopping Mall. Every day we visited the Market Café Vdara for a quick bite and snack, located downstairs they are opened 24/7. They have a variety of sandwiches, pastries, drinks, snacks, ice cream from the freezer, and a small section of household type of items. There's also a Starbucks, and a Patio & Lounge. The lobby has plenty of chairs for people to relax and watch the cute dogs walking around, after all it is a pet friendly resort. The front desk workers are super friendly and offer free bottled water to Vdara guests. Very relaxing vibe at Vdara, our stay here was peaceful and quiet. You'll need to scan your room key in the elevators to take you to your room to your particular floor only. We had friends staying on different floors, had to arrange to meet in the lobby. The concierge was nice enough to print our flight boarding pass, and the bell desk held our luggage after we checked out so that we can browse the strip before leaving for the airport. read more

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Thanksgiving Stay at Vdara. Great Location, Great Staff, but the Room Condition Was a Major Letdown We decided to spend our family Thanksgiving at Vdara, a place we have stayed at before and generally enjoyed. This time was different. Unfortunately, this visit was probably one of the worst experiences we have had at any 4 star property, and we have stayed at hundreds around the world. I will include photos for reference because the condition of the room cannot be explained without them. We booked a Studio Parlor on the seventh floor, room 38. Mobile check in was convenient, but sharing the digital keys with guests was an absolute nightmare. If your family does not already have the MGM app installed and logged in, prepare yourself for a frustrating time. The moment we walked into the room, everything felt tired and neglected. The carpet had multiple nasty stains. Every shelf and countertop was dusty. It looked like no one had bothered to wipe anything down in a long while. When we opened the pull out couch, we found what looked like a previously used sheet crumpled on top. Not folded but crumpled. The lamp was broken. The armrest of the couch had a large, very noticeable stain. The entire area felt unclean and poorly maintained. The bathroom was even worse. The shower had visible mold along the edges. It felt impossible to get clean because the space itself did not feel clean. The bathtub had black spots. We never used it and honestly would not have felt comfortable doing so. We requested extra pillows because the ones in the room had a slight odor. It took an hour and a half to get them. Housekeeping failed to show up after the first call. After the second call, we literally left a shoe in the door to keep it cracked open so there would be no "do not disturb" excuse. Even then, no one came. The only reason we got the pillows at all was because the front desk staff personally followed up with housekeeping on the third try. I give full credit to the front desk team, who were genuinely kind and did what they could. The issue is not the staff at the front. The issue is the housekeeping standards and room upkeep. For a property that has always marketed itself as upscale, the condition of our room was simply unacceptable. To be fair, the location is great and the convenience is unbeatable for those who want to be right by Aria and the Strip without casino noise. But if cleanliness and service matter to you, you may want to think twice. We want Vdara to succeed because we have had good stays here in the past. If they take this feedback seriously and improve housekeeping standards and room maintenance, we would consider giving them another chance someday. Until then, we will be staying elsewhere. read more

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We liked that it's connected to Bellagio and Cosmopolitan Hotels. We had to either cross to Aria or go to Bellagio or Cosmopolitan to dine as they don't have a restaurant but a cafe. All rooms are suites and no smoking. The hallway was facing the Bellagio fountains and Sphere, that's a plus! Only have Valet parking. We were charged $40 each time we had to leave the garage! They don't charge daily parking that's good for 24 hours, NO, NO, NO. read more

I'm staying here now. This place is frustrating me, so I had to write a review to warn others. 1. The gym closes at 5pm! I've stayed in 100's of hotels and I've literally never seen that before. What the heck? I wanted to get a workout in before dinner, but not happening. 2. Unlike many of the other nicer hotels on the Strip, the blinds in the room are not true blackout. There's a lot of light that shines through which will impact sleep. 3. The service team here seems overwhelmed. When I called the front desk, the bell desk, and well as housekeeping, I needed to wait on Hold for a long time. Normally, when you call the front desk at a hotel, someone answers right away. Not here. And the bell desk never answered at all. read more

Staying at the Vdara is... weird. If you're looking for a hotel room experience that feels like the backrooms, this is it. The layouts of the rooms are strange - like someone who wasn't human was like... I think a human would function in this environment. It's not lacking, just really strange and disjointed. The amenities are plentiful, though not what is listed online - there is an iron, but no ironing board and no steamer (as promised on the website.) The TVs are out of date and apparently won't allow you login to your own streaming services (Netflix, et al) we called the front desk and they told us we could rent something to watch. No. I won't be doing that. Overall, great view. Weird vibes. Do not recommend. read more

I've been visiting Vegas for 30+ years and staying at Vdara since it opened, alternating between Vdara, Bellagio, and Aria. Unfortunately Vdara is showing its age -- while Bellagio and Aria are getting updates, Vdara feels neglected. The rooms are noticeably dated. My biggest frustration: every suite has a full kitchen, but there are no real dishes, cookware, or utensils provided. They stopped supplying proper dishware after COVID and now only offer flimsy disposable items. Not even glasses! It feels like cost-cutting: Vdara has lower rates, no gaming revenue, and higher costs because of the kitchens, so they skimp on basic in-room amenities. For a property marketed with full kitchens, the lack of usable dishware is a major downside - and shows that it is profit over experience at this property. Look elsewhere. read more

I really enjoyed my stay here and the room was very spacious (corner suite)! To me, not having a casino downstairs was totally fine as I don't gamble and Aria, Cosmo, & Bellagio are all less than a 5 min walk. There's an indoor walkthrough to get to Cosmo and Bellagio which was really great and made the walking feel very seamless. I saw the gym at Aria and it doesn't even compare to Vdara. The vdara gym is very small but still does have weights, treadmill, and a small juice bar which funny enough only sells protein shakes and red bull. They stopped serving smoothies after covid from what I was told. This hotel only has 2 or so food options from what I saw and a Starbucks but again you do have the other 3 resorts within walking distance that all have lots of food to choose from. read more

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I'm a huge fan of Vdara. I love the spacious rooms and having an ice maker and laundry in the suite is a huge perk. A few annoyances are the frosted glass doors, gaps in the blackout curtains, and long waits on the phone for service, as well as just trying to unload our car at checkin. I tried flagging down several bell hops and got lucky on my third attempt. I keep coming back bc I love how it doesn't smell like smoke, plus its proximity to Cosmo and Aria. read more

VDARA Hotel - Vegas edition of adulting like a boss. No casino? No problem. We classy now, baby. Big shoutout to Harold at the front desk, MVP of the trip, for trying hard for me to a suite with a washer, dryer, AND a full kitchen. Like... is this Vegas or a luxury apartment in Milan? I'm out here reheating leftovers in silk pajamas like a CEO. And guess what? Marriott Bonvoy = now besties with MGM Rewards; So my Ambassador Elite status just magically turned me into a NOIR player at MGM. Yes hun, I am now a sparkly NOIR queen. Translation: I blink and a cocktail appears. I breathe and the valet hands me keys. I sneeze and they comp me a spa day (okay not really, but let's manifest). So catch me at Vdara, folding laundry with champagne in hand and manifesting jackpots like it's a part-time job. while counting my Labubu from Popmart, Fashion Island mall. Because luxury is earned, but extra is forever. read more

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What a beautiful hotel! My guy surprised me with a last-minute Vegas getaway and booked us at the Vdara Hotel after his friend recommended it and I'm so glad he did. The room was gorgeous, the bed was insanely comfortable, and the bathroom... oh my gosh, I was in love. I'm a total sucker for a nice hotel bathroom, and this one had it all: a large soaking tub, a separate glass shower, a spacious vanity, and flattering lighting (we all know how rare that is!). I'm kicking myself for not taking better pictures, but honestly, I was just so caught up in the moment enjoying everything. The room even had a kitchen area, and the curtains were controlled by a touch panel, very cool little detail. I also appreciated the extra security of needing your room key to access the elevators. There's a small market in the lobby, which is convenient, though definitely pricey. One of my favorite things about this hotel? No casino. I know it's Vegas and casinos are the thing, but I loved having a little escape from the crowds, noise, and smoke. It made the stay feel more relaxing and upscale. So... if you're looking for something a little fancier and more low-key than your typical Vegas hotel, I'd highly recommend Vdara. I was genuinely impressed and would absolutely stay here again. And if I do, I'll make sure to take more pictures! lol read more

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This is probably one of MGMs top 3 neglected properties in terms of inside the room goes. Let's start with the good: The access to Aria, Cosmo & Bellagio is the best! Only a few min to get to each hotel and a nice way to get your steps in without being in the scorching sun or cold! (Aria is an outside walk but it's literally about 3 min) The suites equipped with fridge's & microwaves makes stating multiple days convenient and cost effective to stock up on snacks and drinks as well as a place to store and reheat your leftovers. I have no issues with it not being a casino. I'm not sleeping on the casino floor in any hotel so I don't see the issue with this not being a casino when there's several to choose from literally steps away. It's a nice and peaceful retreat! Love the quick access to Starbucks or the 24 hour cafe to start your day or hold you over until dinner time or even something to eat after a night of drinking. The carrot cake & biscoff cheesecake is the best I've ever had! Get it, just trust me! Love the quick mobile check in on the app. Love that it's not a super crowded hotel with long lines to get on the elevator and I also like that the elevators in the lobby are manned and they make sure everyone going up is supposed to be there. Also the room key will only work on the floor you are on so that's a nice extra security measure. Love when I need an uber, I don't have to walk forever to get to the pickup area. Now on to the bad: The room feels like a run down Airbnb. All the furnishings have had it! The sofa and chairs are dirty/stained. Chips in almost every piece of wood in the room. Carpet feels and looks dirty. The toilet seat needs to be changed!! The blinds and drapes do not close properly so there are gaps which let the sunlight in so be sure to bring eye covers. The bed was decent but with everything else around me looking dirty, it didn't make me sleep well. No self parking here, (Valet only) you have to use Aria self park which isn't a super big deal but it IS inconvenient. I've stayed at a ton of Vegas hotels over the years and although the overall feel of the Vdara feels like luxury, once you get in the room, it feels like a motel 6! Hopefully a room refresh/remodel is in the works soon. I don't think I will be staying here again until then. :/ read more

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Spent Christmas week at Vdara. It was nice! Not too loud and busy. Staff were nice and friendly. Room was nice and clean.

Man, where do I get started?? My wife and I reserved a two bedroom hospitality suite months in advance, for our kids spring break vacation. Only to find out that someone had broken the glass sliding door to one of the bathrooms and the room was unavailable indefinitely. With the other hospitality suites sold out, we were given a two bedroom penthouse suite (54004), with a food credit for the inconvenience. However, we had to wait two and a half hours for the room to be ready, after following up multiple times for updates. Once we finally got in the room, we couldn't believe how worn and weathered the room was. There was a large water stain on the carpet that was not finished drying, with a loud blower to dry it out. There were staples holding some of the wallpaper together in one of the bedrooms, and a couple of push pins holding wallpaper in our bathroom. After a couple of nights, the water stain spread on the carpet, almost into the hallway of the kids bedroom. The technician came into the room and told us that the water leak was too severe and we couldn't stay in the room anymore. Ultimately, the only option provided to us was a one bedroom executive corner suite, with one free additional night and some extra food credit. Overall, this hotel needs a ton of work. It's used to be great for families, with tremendous amenities like a full refrigerator, microwave, stove, and dishwasher. All of these appliances were dented and beat up. The baseboards and walls were chipped and beaten, and the infotainment is completely dated with no options to stream or cast to the TV. Absolutely disappointing experience. read more