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Number Of Rooms.....................................2995
Vegas Club........................................
Marquee
Location............................3708 Las Vegas
Blvd
Casino Size..................................100,000 sq ft
Entertainment..................................................
Check-in time............................................3pm
Check-out time........................................11am
In-room internet
access..............................Yes
Pool Party..........................................Marquee
Star Rating................................. 
Promo codes & deals................................N/A
Cosmopolitan hotel & flight package deal.....N/A |
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The newest hotel resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the
Cosmopolitan, opened to impress the masses on December 15th, 2010,
and has been going strong ever since. So what makes this monument of
hospitality different from all the other hotelsin Vegas? Plenty.
From the outside, the first thing visitors will notice is that 80%
of the rooms in the Cosmopolitan have
private terraces, a major detail that makes this hotel stand out
from the rest. Originally built to be condos, Deutsche Bank swooped
in to save the bankrupt property and invested a cool 4 billion (give
or take a few million here and there) to create the foreign bank’s
first hotel venture. Because the original property was built to be
private residences, the rooms at the Cosmo are larger than the
average hotel room on the strip, a detail that is certainly
attractive to travelers who want to experience the best of something
new.
Entering the Cosmopolitan from it’s easy Strip access, the first
thing visitors see is the enormous
Chandelier bar, which actually houses five separate bars, each
with their own original cocktail menu.
The Cosmopolitan is doing something different here, they have taken
the main focus away from the gaming (although there are still the
standard slot machines and table games) and focused most of their
energy on the world famous cocktail program. Aside from the
Chandelier, there are five other main bars scattered throughout the
casino floor, and the Cosmo’s team of three motivated master
mixologists have created over 150 casino wide original cocktails
that you cannot get anywhere else in the world.
Once you make your way through the lavish, yet friendly, casino
floor, venture up the escalators to the second floor where the
Cosmopolitan has brought several boutiques never before seen in Las
Vegas. This is a major step for a Vegas resort, to branch outside of
the usual luxury brands that can be perused at most of the other
high end hotels on the Strip. European imports such as Allsaints
clothing and Droog home furnishings, and the made to order suit
boutique, Stiched, make the second floor of the Cosmopolitan not
just a shopping area, but a sightseeing tour through different
countries and different styles.
Once you have built up a proper appetite from all the drinking and
shopping, the third floor is a Mecca of cultural cuisine, also all
new names to Las Vegas. Instead of asking casino “co-stars” which
restaurant they recommend, ask yourself what kind of cuisine you are
in the mood for, because the Cosmopolitan has created a common area
surrounded by restaurants designed to appeal to each mood, whim and
taste, without having to cross acres of slot machines just to check
out different menus. Most of the restaurants are Los Angeles or New
York City imports such as steak house STK, Blue Ribbon Sushi,
Italian haven Scarpetta and two Jose Andres offerings, Jaleo and
China Poblano which is a Chinese and Mexican fusion eatery. After
your meal head back down to the second floor and gain entry into the
Cosmopolitan’s mega nightclub,
Marquee,
also a New York import from the
Tao Group.
Hailed as the
latest nightclub
in Las Vegas,
Marquee
is equipped with a state of the art sound system pool, patio and 2
rooms. If you are traveling to Vegas during the summer months,
Marquee also host daylife
pool parties with
private cabanas, each with their own personal "infinity pool".
So what makes the Cosmopolitan a different Las Vegas experience? It
is a spankin’ new brand, outside of all the other casino
conglomerates, and they have dubbed their desired cliental as “The
Curious Class”. Curious yet?
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