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The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

$281
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Avg. for September

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$281
/ night

Avg. for September

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas average $188 in August, the cheapest month, and $367 in January, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$367
February$362
March$338
April$310
May$338
June$212
July$209
August$188
September$281
October$335
November$296
December$329

Most expensive: January (~$367)

Cheapest: August (~$188)

About this property

Luxurious resort with a spa, casino, and multiple dining options, located steps from the Fountains of Bellagio.
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming pool

  • Business Center

  • Room Service

  • Valet Parking

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Location

3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Room options

Wraparound Terrace Suite

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

1200 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace One Bedroom Suite

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

610 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Bungalow

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

2580 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Two Bedroom City Suite

Room details

1 King Bed
and
2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 6

1615 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace Studio Two Queen Fountain View

Room details

2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

620 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

City Room Accessible

Room details

2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

460 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Restore Lanai Suite

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 2

800 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace One Bedroom Suite Accessible

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

610 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace Studio

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

620 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace One Bedroom Suite Fountain View

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

610 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace Studio Fountain View

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

620 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace Studio Two Queen

Room details

2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

620 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace Studio Accessible

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

620 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Terrace Suite Fountain View

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

910 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

City Room

Room details

2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

460 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

City King Accessible

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

460 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

City King

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 3

460 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Safety Deposit Box

Guest reviews of The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas, travelers praise the central Strip location, spacious terrace rooms with striking Bellagio fountain views, and plentiful dining, while recurrent issues include slow elevators, inconsistent housekeeping and maintenance, noisy nightlife, and occasionally delayed check-ins.

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Facilities

Mixed

Cleanliness

Inconsistent

Service

Mixed

Location

Central

Dining

Varied

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JONGGWON

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

I stayed at The Cosmopolitan for a total of 3 nights (Aug 24-25 and Aug 26-28). Everything during my stay—the amenities, the room, and the friendly staff—was excellent, but I had an absolutely terrible experience on my last day. On the morning of the 27th, I placed the "Do Not Disturb" (DND) sign on my doorknob and double-checked that it was still there before I left. However, when I returned a short while later, I found that my room had been made up, and the DND sign had been moved to the inside doorknob. I immediately raised the issue with a staff member in the hallway. After checking, they told me that the housekeeper who cleaned my room had already clocked out for the day and was unavailable to explain. I have two major questions regarding this incident: Why was my room entered and cleaned without permission when the DND sign was clearly displayed, especially when all my personal belongings were completely unpacked and laid out? If this was simply a mistake, why wasn't an apologetic note left? The fact that the DND sign was deliberately moved to the inside doorknob strongly suggests that the staff member realized their error but chose to hide it. I am not writing this complaint to get a free food voucher or minor compensation. A breach of privacy like this is an extremely serious security matter, especially at a casino hotel. I have no intention of staying here again on my next trip to Las Vegas.
I stayed at The Cosmopolitan for a total of 3 nights (Aug 24-25 and Aug 26-28). Everything during my stay—the amenities, the room, and the friendly staff—was excellent, but I had an absolutely terrible experience on my last day. On the morning of the 27th, I placed the "Do Not Disturb" (DND) sign on my doorknob and double-checked that it was still there before I left. However, when I returned a short while later, I found that my room had been made up, and the DND sign had been moved to the inside doorknob. I immediately raised the issue with a staff member in the hallway. After checking, they told me that the housekeeper who cleaned my room had already clocked out for the day and was unavailable to explain. I have two major questions regarding this incident: Why was my room entered and cleaned without permission when the DND sign was clearly displayed, especially when all my personal belongings were completely unpacked and laid out? If this was simply a mistake, why wasn't an apologetic note left? The fact that the DND sign was deliberately moved to the inside doorknob strongly suggests that the staff member realized their error but chose to hide it. I am not writing this complaint to get a free food voucher or minor compensation. A breach of privacy like this is an extremely serious security matter, especially at a casino hotel. I have no intention of staying here again on my next trip to Las Vegas.

4

JONGGWON

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 2 nights

I stayed at The Cosmopolitan for a total of 3 nights (Aug 24-25 and Aug 26-28). Everything during my stay—the amenities, the room, and the friendly staff—was excellent, but I had an absolutely terrible experience on my last day. On the morning of the 27th, I placed the "Do Not Disturb" (DND) sign on my doorknob and double-checked that it was still there before I left. However, when I returned a short while later, I found that my room had been made up, and the DND sign had been moved to the inside doorknob. I immediately raised the issue with a staff member in the hallway. After checking, they told me that the housekeeper who cleaned my room had already clocked out for the day and was unavailable to explain. I have two major questions regarding this incident: Why was my room entered and cleaned without permission when the DND sign was clearly displayed, especially when all my personal belongings were completely unpacked and laid out? If this was simply a mistake, why wasn't an apologetic note left? The fact that the DND sign was deliberately moved to the inside doorknob strongly suggests that the staff member realized their error but chose to hide it. I am not writing this complaint to get a free food voucher or minor compensation. A breach of privacy like this is an extremely serious security matter, especially at a casino hotel. I have no intention of staying here again on my next trip to Las Vegas.
I stayed at The Cosmopolitan for a total of 3 nights (Aug 24-25 and Aug 26-28). Everything during my stay—the amenities, the room, and the friendly staff—was excellent, but I had an absolutely terrible experience on my last day. On the morning of the 27th, I placed the "Do Not Disturb" (DND) sign on my doorknob and double-checked that it was still there before I left. However, when I returned a short while later, I found that my room had been made up, and the DND sign had been moved to the inside doorknob. I immediately raised the issue with a staff member in the hallway. After checking, they told me that the housekeeper who cleaned my room had already clocked out for the day and was unavailable to explain. I have two major questions regarding this incident: Why was my room entered and cleaned without permission when the DND sign was clearly displayed, especially when all my personal belongings were completely unpacked and laid out? If this was simply a mistake, why wasn't an apologetic note left? The fact that the DND sign was deliberately moved to the inside doorknob strongly suggests that the staff member realized their error but chose to hide it. I am not writing this complaint to get a free food voucher or minor compensation. A breach of privacy like this is an extremely serious security matter, especially at a casino hotel. I have no intention of staying here again on my next trip to Las Vegas.

10

Farrah

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

The smell was amazing, staff was professional and I love the decor … will be back
The smell was amazing, staff was professional and I love the decor … will be back

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Curtis

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

We had a wonderful stay at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. Carlos checked in our family and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. He got us a beautiful, spacious, and super clean room on the 56th floor with an incredible Bellagio fountain view. He was friendly and took great care of us. He even gave us a food credit so we could enjoy a meal while getting settled. The staff were friendly, the room was clean, and the whole experience was fantastic. We'd definitely stay here again.
We had a wonderful stay at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. Carlos checked in our family and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. He got us a beautiful, spacious, and super clean room on the 56th floor with an incredible Bellagio fountain view. He was friendly and took great care of us. He even gave us a food credit so we could enjoy a meal while getting settled. The staff were friendly, the room was clean, and the whole experience was fantastic. We'd definitely stay here again.

10

Fredrik

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 7 nights

Great location and amazing facilities. Highly recommended.
Great location and amazing facilities. Highly recommended.

Property Policies

Check-in instructions

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Check-in

Check-out

From 15:00 to 00:00

Before 11:00


Security deposit

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FAQs about The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

Is parking available at the property?

Yes, parking is available on-site, but it is limited. Valet parking is also offered.


Is breakfast offered, and what type is it?

Yes, breakfast is available, and it can be enjoyed in the room. The specific type of breakfast is not detailed.


What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in time is at 15:00, and check-out time is at 11:00. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request.


What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property offers limited wheelchair accessibility, including step-free entrances and accessible facilities in public areas.

Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The resort is located in the Las Vegas Strip neighborhood, just steps from the Fountains of Bellagio and connected to a shopping center. It is also near attractions like the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens and T-Mobile Arena.


Does the property have a swimming pool?

Yes, the property features a rooftop pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, perfect for relaxation and enjoyment.


What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children are allowed at the property, and kids can stay for free up to a certain age, although the specific age is not mentioned.


What are the policies regarding extra beds and cribs?

The property does not specify the availability of extra beds or cribs, and any requests for additional sleeping arrangements may require advance confirmation.


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What do room rates at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas (Las Vegas) typically run?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas in Las Vegas typically land around $315 a night for two guests, ranging from $133 to $1,069 on peak dates.


When is the best time to visit The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas to avoid crowds?

September is the busiest month at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas in Las Vegas, with demand peaking then; June is the quietest month, offering noticeably fewer crowds and easier availability.


Which month has the lowest rates at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas?

August is the cheapest month to stay at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas in Las Vegas, averaging $278 a night over the past year; January is the priciest at about $476. June is the quietest month for crowds, which differs from the cheapest month.

How do The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas’s prices compare with other hotels in Las Vegas?

The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas in Las Vegas is cheaper than 10 of 15 comparable hotels nearby; the property’s typical median is $347 a night versus about $432 for peers over the same window.


How does the nightly price at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas in Las Vegas compare to recent weeks?

The current price at The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas in Las Vegas is $257 per night for 2 guests, which is high for this hotel: about 40% above its $187 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $150 and $1,143.

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