Centre Strip · West side · mile 2.8

The Cosmopolitan

Design-led and social: rooms with balconies over the Bellagio fountains, the Chandelier bar and some of the Strip’s most popular restaurants.

Stylish, young, buzzy. Best for: Food, nightlife and fountain-view rooms.
The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas

Photo: Ken Lund, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Flickr

The Cosmopolitan opened in 2010 and quickly became the Strip’s favourite resort for younger visitors. It is known for its terraces, its restaurant collection and The Chandelier, a three-level cocktail bar wrapped in crystal.

The story

The Cosmopolitan opened in 2010 and became known for its design-led rooms with balconies, a three-storey chandelier with a bar inside, and an art programme on its digital screens.

A few hours at The Cosmopolitan

  1. Have a drink in the Chandelier bar.
  2. Look for the balcony rooms if you want a fountain view.
  3. Walk to Bellagio next door for the fountains.

Stay here if

You want a stylish, younger feel and possibly a balcony.

Skip it if

You want a family-friendly hotel.

Free here

  • The Chandelier: a three-storey bar inside two million crystal beads

Worth paying for

  • Restaurants
  • Marquee nightclub and dayclub

Pool: Boulevard Pool, overlooking the Strip.

Getting around: Footbridge to Bellagio and Planet Hollywood; Aria is next door through the shops.

Where to eat here

Breakfast sandwiches · $ · The Cosmopolitan

Eggslut

A counter serving egg sandwiches on soft brioche buns, open from early morning.

Egg sandwiches on brioche, the "Slut" coddled egg

Pizza · $ · The Cosmopolitan

Secret Pizza

A slice shop hidden at the end of a record-lined corridor on The Cosmopolitan’s third floor, with no sign out front.

New York-style slices in an unmarked hallway lined with records

Buffet · $$$ · The Cosmopolitan

Wicked Spoon

The Cosmopolitan’s buffet serves many dishes in small individual portions, which keeps food looking fresh.

Individual small plates instead of trays, weekend brunch

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Good to know

  • Many rooms have terraces: ask for a fountain view.

Walking from here

Door-to-door estimates at an easy pace. Walk calculator →

Opened 2010Operator MGM Resorts International

Frequently asked questions

What is free at The Cosmopolitan?

The Chandelier: a three-storey bar inside two million crystal beads.

How do I get around from The Cosmopolitan?

Footbridge to Bellagio and Planet Hollywood; Aria is next door through the shops.

Does The Cosmopolitan have a pool?

Boulevard Pool, overlooking the Strip.

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