The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Everything was great,from check in to check out. Had fantastic one bedroom suite,staff were all very pleasant,restaurants were excellent,only complaint is that the pools get very busy and can be impossible to find a place to sit.

The location, staff, and building architecture were far above expectations. The room s balcony overlooking the Belagio fountain is just over the top compared with all the other 5 star hotels. The buffet and Milos dining was excellent, however, the asian, mexican, and Deli that serves hotels guests were below average for high end Vegas standards, The only negative = no coffee maker in the room, no fridge space for drinks (unless you want to take out a consumer loan to finance their fridge and snack choices)

My wife and I had a very enjoyable stay at the Cosmopolitan. It's not going to fall in the value category by any stretch of the imagination but if you want to spoil yourself and indulge in an incredibly posh Vegas experience then the Cosmopolitan is for you. Service is top rate and the hotel room is second to none. The pools are amazing but unless you want to fork out a bundle for a reserved chair or cabana get their early.

EAST VALET WAS CLOSED AND NO DIRECTIONS ON HOW TO GET TO WEST VALET. THE ELEVATORS ARE A MESS AND NOT WORKING PROPERLY. THE BAMBOO POOL IS TOO SMALL AND VERY OVER CROWDED AND THE STAFF WAS NOT PROPERLY ORGANIZED AND EXTREMELY SLOW

Great would go back. great experience.........................................................

This Hotel was everything and more in looking for a place to stay that is THE SPOT in Vegas. It will not be your cheapest place to stay but it is worth the extra penny. Will stay again!!!

This is the place to be for young, hip people. The hotel is in the middle of the strip, with a location that is central to everything. The fancy chandelier in the center is just enough wrong to be right. They have spent so much money on advertising that they have to extract every penny from you, charging extra to use the fitness room $30 a day, and they do not provide a coffee maker in the room which I found surprising. They also charge $15 for 24 of internet which was also nickel and diming you to death. Overall, it was a chic, artistic place to feel very cool, but you certainly pay the price for it. The bellagio view was amazing to watch the fountains from such a high vantage point. It was a once in a lifetime view. This is for couples and was NOT a child friendly place. The pools stop serving food at a very early hour and I just kept thinking that this was not a family friendly hotel for many reasons.

This hotel is lovely and has wonderful staff however i felt as if i was stuck in spring break. i think if you are looking for the place to be seen and are ready to party it up this place is definitely for you. My room was very comfortable and actually very quiet, but when in the lobby and actual casino area , it is very apparent that you are in a party hotel. I prefer the Aria, where i can live in the hotel (eat, shop. play, sleep and drink) all while enjoying the environment.

The Cosmopolitan is a new and lively hotel/casino, it has a much younger feel than most and is situated right in the heart of everything. The rooms are fantastic and the views spectacular, especially if you are looking over the Bellagio fountains from your balcony!! The only criticism I could make is that sometimes the rooms are not cleaned as efficiently as they should be but a quick call sorts everything in no time. Having been to Vegas many times and stayed in various hotels, the Cosmopolitan is where I will return in future.

I'd say it is the perfect hotel if they reduce price little lower. We booked terrace one bedroom studio and at the checkin we were offered a bargain deal to upgrade to fountain-view suite by paying $56 per night extra. Later it turns out they offer the same deal to everyone at the time of checkin. Also Kitchen in the room is complete waste of space. Nice system to control everything from one place like phone display or tv remote.