The Cosmopolitan Hotel, Las Vegas
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“The Cosmopolitan is artistic. It’s stylish. It’s sophisticated. If you came to Vegas wanting a little bit more elegance mixed with your typical Vegas charm, you have come to the right place.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Las Vegas.
“With at least eight distinctively different and equally stylish room types to choose from, Cosmo’s digs are the hippest on the Strip. Ranging from oversized to decadent, about 2200 of its 2900 or so rooms have balconies.”
“What you’ll notice first about the Cosmopolitan is that there are so many things to notice. The most basic rooms are quite swank, done up in relaxing blues and metallics, and starting at around 500 square feet.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Las Vegas.
“Stylish locals, foodies and famous faces (don’t be surprised to see celebrities roaming the Vegas hot spot) are all drawn to The Cosmopolitan’s modern, luxurious vibe that’s evident from the moment you enter the smoked glass doors, where you’ll see curated digital artwork on the video panels of the illuminated floor-to-ceiling pillars.”
“One of the glitziest of the new breed of Vegas hotel resorts. The casino itself is notably more glamorous than its old school competitors, and the property offers a complete holiday package, with high-end dining, shopping and all-round entertainment options.”
What guests liked
- Strip view
- Great service
- Friendly staff
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
This resort offers guests a total of 3041 rooms design stylishly and fitted with the best of facilities needed for a great stay in the hotel rooms. The hotel is located in the famous Las Vegas Strip where it offers guests a closeness to the city most wonderful buildings and exciting places. This makes the Cosmopolitan Hotel the ideal place for travelers in the city to stay throughout their trip.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel is a resort casino; the hotel offers guests luxury accommodation and a casino.
The hotel is located right in the heart of the c=strip making it an excellent location for a hospitality center. The closest airport to the hotel is the McCarran International Airport which is less than 5 miles away from the hotel.
Amenities such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV with cable channels, air-conditioning, a well-stocked minibar, and a private bathroom fitted with thoughtful features such as bathroom slipper, bathrobes, and free toiletries.
The hotel provides the comfiest bed and pillow menu suitable for a good night’s rest.
The hotel restaurant is the best place for guests to enjoy and sample several varieties of local and international cuisines, served exquisitely and in a stylish setting.
Guests can engage in activities such as ice skating, yoga classes, golfing in a location near the hotel and skydiving close to the hotel.
Guests can make use of the hotel outdoor pool to enjoy as many laps of swimming as possible while the fitness center is well-equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to help keep guests fit throughout their stay.
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