The Waldorf Astoria opened as the Mandarin Oriental in 2009. Its sky lobby on the 23rd floor looks over the Strip, and the hotel has no casino, so it is calm throughout.
The story
This was the Mandarin Oriental when it opened in 2009 as part of CityCenter. It became the Waldorf Astoria in 2018. There is no casino, and the lobby is on the 23rd floor.
A few hours at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
- Have a drink in the 23rd-floor lobby lounge for a calm view over the Strip.
Stay here if
You want a quiet, high-end hotel without a casino.
Skip it if
You want lively resort energy.
Free here
- The Tea Lounge views from the sky lobby (for guests and diners)
Worth paying for
- Spa
- Restaurants
Pool: Outdoor pool deck.
Getting around: Connected to the Shops at Crystals and ARIA.
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Good to know
- No casino.
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Opened 2009 (as Mandarin Oriental; Waldorf Astoria from 2018)Operator Hilton
Frequently asked questions
What is free at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas?
The Tea Lounge views from the sky lobby (for guests and diners).
How do I get around from Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas?
Connected to the Shops at Crystals and ARIA.
Does Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas have a pool?
Outdoor pool deck.
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