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A hip and modern vibe, paired with lavish extravagance, makes The Cosmopolitan one of the most sought after destinations in Las Vegas.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is an architectural masterpiece, constructed with the idea that art could be more than just traditional photos and paintings. Every aspect of this incredible resort is something to behold. From the exterior beauty to the three-story glass chandelier, The Cosmopolitan is unlike any other resort in the world.
This hotel has quickly become one of the hottest destinations in Las Vegas. Rising 52 stories, The Cosmopolitan’s cutting-edge interior and exterior designs have created a new standard for all Las Vegas hotels. Guests to The Cosmopolitan are treated to world-class amenities, including dining, nightlife, and entertainment options.
Rooms at The Cosmopolitan start at $170 per night. This is higher than the average Las Vegas resort, but we can almost guarantee you will not be disappointed with your decision. If The Cosmopolitan is your hotel of choice, we recommend paying slightly more for a Terrace Studio Room. These rooms offer 620 square feet plus a 110 square foot private terrace offering fantastic views of the Las Vegas strip. The Terrace Studio also includes an oversized bathroom with marble floors, a lounge area, a work desk, and a small kitchen complete with a microwave.
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Check RatesTaking eggs to a whole new level, Eggslut at The Cosmopolitan features a plethora of unique combinations, including The Gaucho Sandwich prepared with wagyu tri-tip steak.
EggslutTucked away on the third floor of The Cosmopolitan, Secret Pizza serves up delicious New York-style pizza starting at 11:00 AM until the early morning hours.
Secret PizzaVisit China Poblano where you can enjoy an interesting mix of Chinese and Mexican cuisine uniquely created by Chef José Andrés.
China PoblanoTaking the expected Las Vegas buffet experience to a whole new level, Wicked Spoon Buffet focuses not only on quantity, but also exceptional quality.
Wicked Spoon BuffetZuma is located at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and offers a modern twist on traditional Japanese dining.
ZumaBlue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill mixes delectable and original sushi menu items with traditional American cuisine with hints of Asian flair that will leave diners satisfied.
Blue Ribbon Las VegasEnjoy delicious late-night snacks, breakfast, and lunch at The Henry at The Cosmopolitan.
The HenryEnjoy dinner at Jaleo, where authentic Spanish cuisine meets a modern twist created by José Andrés.
JaleoTry Holsteins Shakes and Buns for a unique, natural twist on the traditional burger!
Holsteins Shakes and BunsScarpetta, created by award-winning chef Scott Conant, offers a modern twist to Italian cuisine. Scarpetta is open seven nights a week for dinner.
Scarpetta Las VegasLocated on level 3 of the Boulevard Tower at The Cosmopolitan, Red Plate is consistently named as one of the best Chinese restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip.
Red PlateEnjoy your favorite American plates as you take in views of the Boulevard Pool at this indoor/outdoor dining destination.
Overlook GrillFrom chef and founder David Chang, Momofoku prepares a variety of dishes inspired by cultures across the globe.
MomofukuVisit STK to enjoy an extensive bar and dine on delicious dishes in a relaxed, sexy environment. The One Group and Executive Chef Stephen Hopcraft bring you the infamous STK, famous in Miami, LA, and NYC, to the Las Vegas Strip.
STKBeauty & Essex, from Chef Chris Santos and TAO Group, is located at The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas and features a variety of dishes from chicken meatballs to Grilled Cheese Dumplings.
Beauty & EssexSuperfico delights guests with a truly psychedelic dining experience. Enjoy delectable Italian cuisine, including pizzas, Chicken Parm, and King Crab Bucatini, while also taking in the imaginatively-themed atmosphere and music from the Strip's only all-vinyl DJ.
SuperFricoBang Bar is located at Block 16 Urban Food Hall inside The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas. Choose from fresh flatbread sandwiches to rice bowls with a tasty selection of meats and sides.
Bang BarLooking for a quick, yet filling, BBQ sandwich at The Cosmopolitan? Look no further than Lardo on the second floor of the Boulevard Tower.
LardoFrom the same creative group that brought you the hugely successful Absinthe, Opium takes you on a wild spaceship ride from Uranus (pun intended!) to Las Vegas.
OpiumEnjoy your own private spa suite, experience one of Las Vegas' only hammams, or simply book a traditional Swedish Massage and discover why Sahra at The Cosmopolitan is in a class of its own.
Sahra Spa & Hammam at The CosmopolitanMarquee Nightclub opened its door in 2010 and quickly became one of the hottest destinations for those who settle for nothing less than perfection.
Marquee NightclubCliQue prides itself on being a bit eccentric. In fact, it revels in it. Let your hair down and enjoy a comfortable vibe complete with an artisanal selection of snacks and shareable plates at The Cosmopolitan's CliQue.
CliqueVisible from just about any location in The Cosmopolitan, The Chandelier is a massive three-story bar and lounge offering a distinct atmosphere on each level.
The ChandelierPaying homage to the Roaring '20s, The Barbershop Cuts and Cocktails is a low-key lounge for the refined individual.
The Barbershop Cuts and CocktailsLas Vegas has plenty of world-class sportsbooks to choose from, but very few can match the amenities and excitement found at The Cosmopolitan.
The Cosmopolitan Sports Book BarWith gold dripping from the ceiling and plush leather furnishings throughout, Vesper Bar at The Cosmopolitan offers the quintessential Las Vegas lounge experience.
Vesper BarThe Cosmopolitan offers three pool areas known as The Chelsea Pool, Boulevard Pool, and Marquee Dayclub. From partying to relaxing, The Cosmopolitan has you covered.The Cosmopolitan Pool District
The shows, restaurants, attractions, and hotels listed below are also located on the Las Vegas Strip within easy walking distance from The Cosmopolitan.
attractions | Paris
attractions | Planet Hollywood
shows | Planet Hollywood
attractions | Bellagio
shows | Planet Hollywood
shows | Planet Hollywood
attractions | Bellagio
French | Bellagio
Seafood | Bellagio
American | Bellagio
American | Planet Hollywood
Italian | Aria
Pan-Asian | Aria
Spanish | Aria
Chinese | Bellagio
French | Paris
Pizza | Aria
Buffet | Bellagio
Burgers | Aria
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Avoid this place! Our experience at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas was dreadful. We were locked inside our room—yes, the door wouldn’t open—and missed our reservation as a result. The management’s response was incredibly lax; despite calling twice for the manager, no one showed any concern. It seems accountability is not a priority here. Special occasions like birthdays or anniversaries are ignored; you’re just viewed as a walking dollar sign. While this might be typical for Vegas, The Cosmopolitan takes it to a whole new level. Even though we paid for an upgraded room, many fixtures were faulty. The bathroom door was visibly damaged and quite unsightly. Basic amenities were missing; we had to call for things like hangers and a hairdryer. The provided robe was worn and tattered, yet they seemed indifferent to it. Whether it’s due to being understaffed or just plain disinterest, the service was far from what you’d expect for the price. The only redeeming quality of this place is its great restaurants.
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Recently had an unexpected stay at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas due to a cancelled flight. Check-in was easy and the staff were very understanding and helpful. The room was comfortable and provided a much-needed respite after a stressful day. The Chandelier Bar was a highlight with excellent service. Room service exceeded expectations with a full pizza delivered instead of just a slice. Overall, The Cosmopolitan is definitely the best hotel on the strip.
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Recently stayed at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas for a 4 night, 5 day visit. During check-in, there was a bit of a wait and our room had not been properly cleaned from the previous guests. It took a couple of hours for someone to come clean it, and we also received stained sheets. However, we were pleased with our terrace suite with a wrap-around balcony that offered a fantastic view of the strip. The rooftop pool in the boulevard tower was a favorite spot to beat the heat, although cleanliness of the water could have been better. Dining options on level 2 were delicious, although some areas were not as clean as expected. Interactions with staff varied, but overall our stay at The Cosmopolitan was enjoyable. However, the high prices may not fully match the level of service provided.
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The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is an incredible vacation spot. The casino is one of the best in Vegas and the rooms are unreal with top-of-the-line views. The location in the middle of the strip is perfect, with convenient spots for food and any necessities you may need. Although I didn't try the pool, it looked great. The staff is nice and there is a good bar inside the casino. Overall, an AMAZING stay!!
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My recent stay at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas was in a terrace suite with a wraparound balcony view of the strip for 2 nights. The room was spacious, clean, and well-decorated. The main bathroom was gorgeous and perfect for getting ready for events or a night out. I liked the convenience of buttons to indicate housekeeping preferences. However, the room had a musty, faint cigarette smell, leaving my clothes with the same odor. It would have been great to have a microwave, tea kettle, or coffee maker in the room, as well as a filtered water station on each floor. As for the hotel overall, it's definitely a glamorous Vegas hotel but does have a strong cigarette smell, which can be a challenge for non-smokers. The hotel offers a variety of bars and restaurants, although some don't open until later in the day and many close early considering it is a casino hotel. Overall, The Cosmopolitan is a nice Vegas hotel, but there are areas for improvement to elevate it to a 5-star experience.
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The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas was truly impressive. The staff provided excellent service from the moment we arrived to the moment we left, with only one minor exception. Our room boasted a stunning view, was incredibly comfortable, and had all the amenities we needed. The only downside was that one of our tires ended up being damaged while in valet parking, which we unfortunately didn't notice until after we had left the property.
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4.57
Based on 23 Reviews
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