Cosmopolitan Las Vegas Review – Where to Stay in Vegas

Arrival:
The lobby is filled with floor to ceiling led displays, which change periodically. Even though our arrival was on a Monday the Cosmo was quite busy with patrons lined up to check-in. To our surprise the wait was short and the staff very quick to assist us. Upon check-in we were offered an upgrade from a Terrace One Bedroom to a Terrace Suite for only $40 more, which we immediately accepted.
The Staff/Service:
The Room:
As the door opened to our suite, we immediately began to feel that over-the-top Vegas hotel room feeling….dining table, refrigerator, kitchenette…is this really happening? This suite felt like more of an upscale apartment than a hotel room. The balcony boasts a full view of the Bellagio fountains and stretched from living area to bedroom, complete with patio furniture. Fun fact about the patio furniture, its bolted to the floor..our thought is to keep someone from re-creating the “Hangover” by throwing them overboard.
The Bed:
The best way to describe the bed was that perfect situation where you are tired from traveling since the early am, toss yourself at the bed, and instantly you feel the ultimate relaxation. After a power nap we both agreed the bed was something spectacular…an expedition of comfort.
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Master Bathroom |
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Guest Bath |
The Bathrooms:
Room Service:
Restaurants:
- Wicked Spoon Buffet:
If you are looking for that balls to the wall Vegas buffet experience, this is it. We’ve eaten at most of the buffets on the strip and this is hands down the best. This is a buffet for Foodies by Foodies, our highlights included Mac n’ Cheese Bar, Bone Marrow and BBQ Shrimp n’ Grits.
- Secret Pizza:
Tucked away in a random hall way on the 3rd maybe 5th floor (we were drinking before eating here…) is this great New York Style Pizza dive. Secret Pizza offers several different types of pie to satisfy your late night craving and they do it right. Though a bit pricey this is a must try if you are at the Cosmo. Oh… and they DON’T serve ranch so don’t ask.
Bottom Line:
Yes, Our room was great and felt like an apartment more than a hotel but this place will set you back a pretty penny if you stay longer than a few days.
Maybe.. I’m torn on this… i kind of feel like the place is TOO big. I mean they give you a map upon checking in. Although the view from the room was great and it was very spacious … you might be TOO comfortable in the room … as in not wanting to leave it, which lets face it, no one goes to Vegas to stay in their room the whole time. 😉
::TIPS::
The Cosmopolitan @ “The Strip” Las Vegas, Nevada
3708 S Las Vegas BlvdLas Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 698-7000
www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com
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