The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

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Booking Bonus: Save 20% on your hotel rates for stays before 27 Nov '25. Excludes Terrace Studio Fountain View, Terrace One Bedroom Fountain View, Terrace Suite Fountain View, and Wraparound Terrace Suites. Any applicable discount is calculated in the price shown. Blackout dates may apply.

Dining

26 dining options in total including the new Block 16 Urban Food Hall. 20 restaurants include Bang Bar (a David Chang restaurant, Asian-inspired fast to-go food), Jaleo (Spanish, tapas), China Poblano (Chinese, Mexican), Scarpetta (Italian), Blue Ribbon Las Vegas, STK (American steakhouse), Beauty & Essex restaurant, CliQue (mixology cocktail lounge), Momofuku (influences including the USA, Korea and Japan), zuma (dinner, Japanese izakaya). Red Plate (Chinese)

Entertainment

Multiple bars and nightclub including the Chelsea Concert Hall, The Barbershop Cuts and Cocktails. Casino.

Fun and Games

3 separate pool deck areas (seasonal). Fitness centres (West End Fitness Centre open from 5:00am-8:00pm and East End Fitness Centre open 24-hours). Tennis courts*. Dive-In Movies by the pool (seasonal).

Handy Stuff

Sahra Spa, Salon & Hammam open 7:00am-8:00pm and treatment hours from 8:00am-8:00pm*. 24-hour room service*. Laundry/dry-cleaning service*. Concierge service. WiFi Internet access*. Self-parking $20 plus tax per day, Valet parking 40 plus tax per day (payable locally, fee subject to change).

Resort Fees

This hotel has a resort fee of $55 plus tax per room, per day, (payable locally, subject to change).

Resort Fees Information

Resort fee includes: - In-room wireless internet access - Unlimited local and toll-free calls - Domestic Long Distance Calls (the 50 United States and DC) - Airline boarding pass printing - Digital newspaper and magazine access - 24-hour fitness centre access - Pickleball court access. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible rooms available on request. Please note that these rooms are subject to availability and may be restricted to specific room categories and bedding arrangements. Rooms and facilities vary between hotels so please check at the time of booking. For more information and contact details please check out our Special Assistance page

Additional Information

*Denotes local charge

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One person must be aged 21 years and over in each room.

All hotels rooms are non-smoking.

Please note: Pools are open seasonally and opening hours are subject to change due to inclement weather and special events.

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Good. Elevators suck!

Jul 20, 2025 wesleyhS8481OG

The hotel and food are good... better than others that aren't as expensive...not really. The elevator system sucks! You would wait forever and when they did show up they would be to full to get on! Especially during peek times. It's time to upgrade your system to smart elevators so they can handle your traffic better.

The Cosmopolitan is sadly not what it once was!

Jul 19, 2025 YoungDude1999 Los Angeles, California

Sadly since MGM took over the Cosmopolitan the place has gone to the dogs! The casino floor is terrible so many machines don’t work or recognise your plates card and when I had to call the attendant by waiting till one walked past as the call buttons were broken which I waited 20 minutes to catch one and very miserable and unhelpful. The… Read more

Sadly since MGM took over the Cosmopolitan the place has gone to the dogs! The casino floor is terrible so many machines don’t work or recognise your plates card and when I had to call the attendant by waiting till one walked past as the call buttons were broken which I waited 20 minutes to catch one and very miserable and unhelpful. The validation machines are very sparse and the one I tried to use was broken. The Wicked Spoon buffet must be the worst one I’ve ever been to and didn’t think any could be worse than the Excalibur but this one is very expensive for the quality of food and service. Trouble with everyone that goes to Vegas or works there ,just don’t listen and only hear there own voice! Read less

Disappointed After Long-Awaited Stay at The Cosmopolitan

Jul 15, 2025 William A

I’ve been coming to Las Vegas for years and had always dreamed of staying at The Cosmopolitan — especially in one of their Fountainview Suites. I finally booked it for my birthday celebration, expecting a memorable, luxury experience. Unfortunately, it fell far short of expectations. At check-in, we were told by the front desk agent (Brandon)… Read more

I’ve been coming to Las Vegas for years and had always dreamed of staying at The Cosmopolitan — especially in one of their Fountainview Suites. I finally booked it for my birthday celebration, expecting a memorable, luxury experience. Unfortunately, it fell far short of expectations. At check-in, we were told by the front desk agent (Brandon) that our room would be on the 52nd floor, which I was excited about. But just as our keys were being made, we were informed of a “system glitch” and reassigned to the 38th floor. This might not seem like a big deal, except that our friends were placed on the 52nd — a completely separate elevator bank. Because of keycard restrictions, we had to go all the way down to the lobby just to see each other. A real inconvenience that added unnecessary frustration to what should have been a relaxing and celebratory weekend. Worse, the elevators were a mess. Each day between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., wait times were consistently 20–30 minutes just to reach the lobby. On checkout day, this even caused enough anxiety that we had to skip checking out in person altogether. The room itself was also a letdown. Water pressure was barely functional, and regulating the temperature was nearly impossible — either freezing cold or scalding hot. I’ve stayed in far less expensive hotels in Vegas with better functionality. For over $600 a night, I expected far more. I reported all of this to the front desk, and was told a guest services manager would follow up. No one ever did. (I’ve even attached screenshots of my text exchange with guest services after calling them directly.) This was a milestone trip I had truly looked forward to — and sadly, I walked away feeling disappointed and ignored. I hope MGM and The Cosmopolitan take this feedback seriously and consider what kind of experience they’re truly offering guests at this price point. Read less

Great location and restaurants, but long checkin/checkout experiences

Jul 12, 2025 Jeff S

Overall, great location and restaurant/food options. You can walk indoors to Bellagio, Aria, Vdara and Park MGM to beat the heat. The room was clean, but the veranda furniture the confusing lighting controls and the bathroom fixtures were showing their age. Check-in experience wasn’t great. Stood in a line for 20 minutes to pre-check in, was… Read more

Overall, great location and restaurant/food options. You can walk indoors to Bellagio, Aria, Vdara and Park MGM to beat the heat. The room was clean, but the veranda furniture the confusing lighting controls and the bathroom fixtures were showing their age. Check-in experience wasn’t great. Stood in a line for 20 minutes to pre-check in, was told room would be available by 3pm (their standard check-in time). Finally got notified at 4pm that our room was ready, then had to stand in line again for another 30 minutes (in a different line dedicated for picking up keys). Check out was easy (online), but the elevator wait to get down to the lobby from the 56th floor was 45 MINUTES. Our group of 4 had to finally split up and take separate elevators just to make it down to the lobby (and one person in our group opted to just walk down 56 stories, som e it would be faster). The pools were nice (nothing spectacular), but very few chairs available in the shade, unless you paid to reserve. The pool in our tower was also unexpectedly closed at least one day during our visit. Wi-Fi wasn’t great, especially given the additional daily “resort fee” that was charged. Read less

Our go to spot

Jul 12, 2025 Brynn M

We have been to Vegas quite a few times and the Cosmo is our go to spot. The big draw for us is the balconies. It is so nice to be able to sit out and enjoy the weather and the view. We stayed for a week in May 2025 for my Birthday. We had some issues at check in. I had splurged for a Fountain View Terrace One Bedroom Suite. When we arrived, we… Read more

We have been to Vegas quite a few times and the Cosmo is our go to spot. The big draw for us is the balconies. It is so nice to be able to sit out and enjoy the weather and the view. We stayed for a week in May 2025 for my Birthday. We had some issues at check in. I had splurged for a Fountain View Terrace One Bedroom Suite. When we arrived, we were told that due to the time of day the rooms they had left were on the 15th floor so they were going to try to get us on a higher floor. We were given a room on the 31st floor. When we arrived to our room it was facing the strip. We had no view of the fountain. Additionally the tv, phone, and internet were not working in the room. We went back down the the desk and were moved to a Fountain View Terrace Suite room on the 42nd Floor. The room was great. The view was insane. We had no other issues during our stay. Read less

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