Sahra needs its own booking
A vitality pool, sauna, steam room and hammam for a few hours away from the Strip. On 1 October 2026 guest passes cost $100–150; a treatment of at least $120 included spa use that day.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
A private terrace above the Strip, with the right category. Dining, Sahra Spa and nightlife; views do not guarantee quiet.
A week here, month by monthThe Cosmopolitan suits couples and friends who want a private terrace on the central Strip, with restaurants and bars downstairs: the lowest price any seller showed on Google for one night was $115 for 2 adults, in December 2026, January and March 2027. The casino, the nightlife and the social pools share the building, so weigh that up if you want a quiet stay.
The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas restaurants: all 28, é’s 9 seats, Secret Pizza and the buffet that closes at 1.30pm Official rooms The Cosmopolitan poolDoes it suit you?
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The suite to ask for
I would ask for a Terrace Suite with Fountain View: an oversized private terrace facing the fountain show and a bubbler tub in the main bath. 4 guests on repeat stays choose a suite with a terrace or balcony.
The weeks that cost less
In the calendar read on 13 October 2026 the lowest run is 10–14 January 2027: $115 to $117 a night for 2 adults. The dearest nights shown, 31 December 2026 and 6 January 2027, were $1,630 and $1,600.
Bringing a dog along
A dog adds $100 plus tax per dog a night, with up to 2 dogs of any size or breed per room. Dogs are not allowed in restaurants, on the casino floor, at the pools or in the fitness centre, unless service animals.
Finding Secret Pizza
Look for Secret Pizza: 6 guests who wrote between May and September 2026 name it, and 2 call it nameless or unmarked, one placing it at the end of a corridor on the third floor.
What The Cosmopolitan is
I would choose The Cosmopolitan to end the evening on a private terrace after dinner in the middle of the Strip. Book Fountain View to face the fountains, and start with the Terrace categories if an outdoor space is the reason you are coming. City Room and City Studio offer a different stay.
The location works for a couple going out to bars and restaurants, or friends who want a lively Las Vegas stay. Rooms range from City Room to Wraparound, with its large living area and terrace. For more than 2 guests, check the category’s occupancy limit and the extra-person charge.
Lanai faces Chelsea Pool; Bungalow overlooks Marquee, with an explicit warning about the music. Penthouses and villas come with dedicated services and deposits. The bookable 2-bedroom units measure 1,992 sq ft in the Chelsea Penthouse and 2,100 in a Boulevard Villa, according to the hotel’s room index and suite pages, read on 15 October 2026; other configurations are arranged through Luxury Reservations.
Between outings, there is Sahra Spa, Chelsea Pool and the more social Boulevard Pool. Pay for the spa through a treatment or pass. Add meals and drinks to the $55 plus tax nightly resort fee: the terrace may make the stay, but the room price is only part of the bill.
In the Lumina Guide
Lumina Guide 2027
The Cosmopolitan is on the central Strip: you go out among restaurants and bars and come back to a private terrace, which in the Fountain View rooms faces the fountains.
Distinctions
Those who come back
Among the hotel’s regulars, a guest who wrote in July 2026 advises upgrading to a balcony or, above all, a wraparound suite if you can afford it. Another, writing the same month on a second year in a row, calls China Poblano, Scarpetta, Secret Pizza and the Wicked Spoon buffet all great and memorable, and the mini fridge a huge perk. A third, writing in May 2026, has stayed each year for 3 or 4 years and names the restaurants and the speakeasy bars.
- 12 of the 521 reviews with text state an earlier stay
- A second stay for some, a 4th for others
- One writer has stayed for over 10 years
Read: the 521 reviews with text on Google, from April to September 2026.
Our reading, point by point
What we found reading the hotel’s own pages, one thing at a time.
Location
Central location and terraces are recurring strengths, with views when the booked category specifies them.
Character
Terraces and social spaces give it a strong identity; a lively, shared atmosphere.
Room
Balconies, space and beds earn praise; Terrace Studios, about 67.8 m², have a private terrace, which City Rooms are not promised.
Staff and service
Staff earn praise in many accounts, from the front desk to housekeeping and the restaurant staff.
Breakfast
Restaurants are a strength for some; verdicts on meals, waits and prices remain varied.
The bill
Guests who find the price fair name the private terrace, with the fountain view when the room has one; a resort fee of $55 plus tax a night goes on top of the rate.
The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them
What do The Cosmopolitan’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.
Location
9 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write about the location on the central Strip, the terraces and the view of the Bellagio fountains, when the category includes it.
Room
6 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write about the balconies, the space and the beds; those in a Fountain View room describe the Bellagio fountains seen from the terrace.
Staff and service
6 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Staff earn praise in many reviews: guests name the front desk, the housekeepers and the restaurant staff.
Breakfast
For breakfast guests name The Henry, the Wicked Spoon buffet and Eggslut.
Price
A resort fee of $55 plus tax a night goes on top of the rate; the private terrace and the fountain view depend on the category booked.
Where The Cosmopolitan leads
- Location
On location it comes ahead of the 4 other hotels it is compared with in Las Vegas.
The numbers, and how we count them
| What | Score out of 10 | Guests who mention it | Happy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | 8.5 | 176 | 93% |
| Room | 6.8 | 225 | 64% |
| Staff and service | 6.1 | 322 | 60% |
| Breakfast | 6.2 | 13 | 46% |
| Price | – | 94 | 16% |
The scores come from 500 Google reviews with text, left from 19 May 2026 to 30 September 2026. 500 recent resort listing texts, covering stays and visits to restaurants, bars and casino without isolating room category or tower. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Las Vegas: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 1 October 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.
The hotels we weigh it against in Las Vegas:
- Bellagio
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
- Caesars Palace
- Wynn Las Vegas
Price: for two on the night of 23 December 2026, from $115 (seen on Google Hotels on 13 October 2026).
What a night costs, season by season
Read on 13 October 2026, nights for 2 adults ran from $115 to $607 between 14 October 2026 and 20 March 2027, and from $115 to $431 from 26 May to 7 September 2027; the dearest night shown, 31 December 2026, was $1,630. I would look at 10–14 January 2027, when 5 nights cost $115–$117.
| Period | Dollars a night |
|---|---|
| 14 Oct. 2026 to 20 Mar. 2027 | 115–607 |
| 21 Mar. to 1 Apr. 2027 | 115–256 |
| 2 April to 25 May 2027 | 115–526 |
| 26 May to 7 Sep. 2027 | 115–431 |
Lowest seller prices on Google for 2 adults, one night searched alone, read on 13 October 2026; room and meal plan unspecified. The calendar ends on 7 September 2027; 4 nights inside it have no price. Separate nights: 21 November 2026 at $1,559; 6 January 2027 at $1,600. Booked as 7 nights from 16 November 2026, the lowest seller Google listed that day asked $498 a night; the resort’s own listing, $649.
The Cosmopolitan or Caesars Palace
Choose The Cosmopolitan for a private terrace on the central Strip, between CityCenter and Bellagio. Choose Caesars Palace for a resort of more than 85 acres whose place on the Strip guests value, with a walk between parking, reception and tower.
| Hotel | A night, from |
|---|---|
| The Cosmopolitan | $116 |
| Caesars Palace | $111 |
The lowest single-night seller price in the week of 16–22 November 2026, for 2 adults, read on Google on 13 October 2026; no room or meal plan is specified.
What to expect
Chelsea and Boulevard are 2 choices
Boulevard has music and Strip views; the hotel presents Chelsea as the more secluded choice. Marquee Dayclub requires a ticket or reservation and admits guests aged 21 and over.
Good to know before you book
The fountain view comes only with the Fountain View categories, and City Rooms are not promised a balcony. Source: cosmopolitanlasvegas.mgmresorts.com
The floor areas given for Wraparound and Bungalow include the terrace. Source: cosmopolitanlasvegas.mgmresorts.com
When Marquee is open its music reaches the Bungalow: the category’s official page says so. Source: cosmopolitanlasvegas.mgmresorts.com
Rooms have no coffee maker or kettle, guests write in the summer of 2026. Source: 500 Google reviews read, 19 May 2026 to 30 September 2026
Fountain View is selected, not part of every room.
Wraparound and Bungalow totals include terraces.
Sahra guest passes $100–150; treatments separate.
$55 plus tax resort fee; specific suite deposits.
Between May and September 2026, of the 636 Google reviews read, about 20 describe rooms that show their age, with worn terrace furniture, scuffed walls and peeling wallpaper, and about 20 a room found not clean on arrival.
Between April and September 2026 about 25 Google reviews describe queues at check-in of between 30 minutes and over an hour, or rooms handed over 1 or 2 hours after 3pm, the official check-in time.
Rooms, terraces and suites
Getting to The Cosmopolitan
3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South
| Address | 3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109. |
|---|---|
| Check-in / check-out | 3pm / 11am; penthouse and Bungalow 6pm Saturday–Sunday. |
| Parking | Guest self-parking $20 daily; valet $40, under terms. |
Registered guest aged 21-plus. Included transfers depend on the specific offering.
Around the hotel
Sphere
Shows with their own tickets and calendar.
High Roller
The observation wheel has admission separate from the stay.
The Forum Shops
Shopping within the Caesars complex; your hotel may be elsewhere.
The hotel and its surroundings
Verified positions; no measured journey times.
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A day at The Cosmopolitan
8.30am
Breakfast at Wicked Spoon
Wicked Spoon lists 8.30am–1.30pm daily; breakfast is not in ordinary rates or the resort fee.
9am
Choose your pool
Boulevard has music and Strip views, Chelsea is the more secluded; both listed 9am–5pm on 1 October 2026.
The afternoon
An afternoon at Sahra
Sahra’s facilities open 8am–6pm and its treatments and salon 9am–6pm; admission is charged separately.
In the evening
Fountains from the terrace
A Terrace Studio Fountain View lets you end the evening facing the fountains.
From 10pm
Late at The Henry
The Henry opens again from 10pm, after closing at 2pm.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas reviews
Stays and casino, bar and restaurant visits share the listing; tower and category are not isolated.
Google · 1 October 2026
Guest voices
GoogleThe terrace wins
A returning guest prefers Wraparound Fountain View for the balcony, while missing some small Aria Sky Suites extras.
Google · 2026-09-27Read the review
GoogleMusic and sleep
A guest reports club-pool music and difficulty sleeping in their room; this is not an acoustic measurement of the resort.
Google · 2026-09-27Read the review
GoogleCheck-in and drinks
A guest praises service and self check-in but considers water and chocolate prices high.
Google · 2026-09-26Read the review
GoogleSpace and beds
A guest praises spacious rooms and comfortable beds during their stay.
Google · 2026-09-21Read the review
The Cosmopolitan questions
What does a night at The Cosmopolitan cost?
The Google Hotels calendar read on 1 October 2026 shows $136 on 5 October 2026, $121 on 1 November 2026 and $360 on 1 December 2026 for 2 adults. These are individual nightly readings rather than a stay total; category and tax inclusion are unspecified. The official resort fee is $55 plus tax per room per night; each occupant above 2 adds $50 plus tax. Breakfast, cabanas and treatments are not automatically included. Source: Google Hotels · Official hotel website
Do all rooms have terraces and fountain views?
No. City Room King and Queen publish 460 square feet, about 42.7 m², with a maximum of 3 for a king or 4 for 2 queens; City Studio has 630, about 58.5 m², a king and a 3-guest maximum. These are not Terrace categories. Terrace Studio King and Two Queen publish 730 square feet, about 67.8 m², and private terraces, for 3 or 4 guests respectively. Fountain View is an explicitly selected variant rather than a view guaranteed with every reservation. The general FAQ’s terrace wording needs to be read alongside individual room categories. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website
How do Terrace Studio and One Bedroom Suite differ?
Terrace Studio King has a large bathroom with a bubbler tub and terrace. Terrace One Bedroom publishes 720 square feet, about 66.9 m², one king and 3 guests maximum: telescoping doors separate bedroom and living area, with a deep Japanese soaking tub. It has a Fountain View variant. Terrace Suite Fountain View rises to 1,070 square feet, about 99.4 m², with 2 bathrooms and a 3-guest maximum. Executive Suite is not another name for Terrace; City Suite One Bedroom has an active 1,160-square-foot page, about 107.8 m², with a king and 3 guests maximum, despite not appearing in the current main index. Source: Official hotel website
How large is Wraparound, and what do Lanai and Bungalow offer?
Wraparound publishes 1,610 square feet in total: 1,200 inside, about 111.5 m², plus a 410-square-foot terrace, about 38.1 m². It has a king, 3 guests maximum, wet bar and wine chiller; Fountain View specifically adds the fountains. Restore Lanai has 800 interior square feet, about 74.3 m², 2 levels, a king, 2 guests maximum and a patio plunge pool; 9 of 11 have direct Chelsea Pool access subject to hours. 3-level Bungalow comprises 1,695 interior square feet, 750 terrace and 135 patio, totalling 2,580, about 239.7 m². It has a heated plunge pool and 3 overnight guests maximum; its 10-person light reception capacity is not overnight occupancy. The source warns about Marquee music. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Which suites have 2 or 3 bedrooms, and do the published areas agree?
City Suite Two Bedroom has 1,615 square feet, about 150 m², a king and 2 queens, with 6 guests maximum. Chelsea Penthouse Two Bedroom has 1,992 square feet, 2 kings and 4 guests maximum. The same page describes 3 bedrooms for up to 8 without exact area or bed mix. Boulevard Villa Two Bedroom has 2,100 square feet, 2 kings and 6 guests maximum. Reception Suite has 1,050 square feet and a full-size Murphy wall bed that turns it into an overnight space for up to 4 guests. These figures come from the hotel’s room index and suite pages, read on 15 October 2026. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Is Sahra Spa included, and what are its hours?
Sahra Spa, Salon & Hammam has a vitality pool, monsoon rain showers, sauna, steam room and cool mist room; hammam rituals use a heated motherstone, soaking tubs and stone loungers. Facilities open 8am–6pm, treatments and salon 9am–6pm. Spa access is 18-plus; younger salon guests need an adult. Hotel guest passes cost $100 Monday–Thursday or $150 Friday–Sunday subject to availability; non-hotel guests must book a treatment. A service costing at least $120 includes that day’s spa and fitness use. Gratuity is 20%, with cancellation at least 4 hours ahead. The sources consulted do not specify the total spa area or pool temperatures; spa access is charged. Source: Official hotel website
How do Boulevard Pool, Chelsea Pool and Marquee differ?
Boulevard is a social setting with music and Strip views; Chelsea is presented as a more secluded retreat. Both list 9am–5pm on 1 October 2026. Marquee Dayclub is a separate 21-plus ticketed or reserved venue rather than a third automatically included hotel pool. Pool cabanas and daybeds have food and drink minimums, full prepayment and 48-hour cancellation; sales tax, 8.75% on the pool pages and 8.375% on the booking pages, an 18% gratuity and a 4% service fee are additional. Any unspent minimum becomes a rental fee. Consulted sources do not provide a precise temperature or full calendar guaranteeing every pool open and heated throughout winter. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Is breakfast included, and does the buffet serve dinner?
Breakfast is not included with ordinary rates or resort fees unless a specific offer says so. Wicked Spoon lists 8.30am–1.30pm daily rather than buffet dinner, despite the Google Hotels amenity label. The current page does not expose a verifiable adult buffet price; children up to 5 eat free with an adult, ages 6–10 half price. Bottomless beverages cost $30 extra per person for 90 minutes. The Henry operates midnight–2pm and 10pm–midnight rather than 24 hours continuously. Dining and bars have their own reservations and bills; a promotional credit does not include meals with every stay. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Google Hotels · Official hotel website
Where is it, and what are check-in and parking arrangements?
3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South is on the central Strip, north of Harmon between CityCenter and Bellagio. Check-in is 3pm, checkout 11am, with a registered guest aged at least 21. Chelsea Penthouses and Bungalows have Saturday and Sunday check-in from 6pm. MGM guest self-parking is $20 daily; visitor self-parking $20 Monday–Thursday or $25 Friday–Sunday, valet $40, with status and event exceptions. Boulevard Villas includes airport transfers in its own offering rather than a free shuttle with every room. Ask the hotel for directions suited to your transport and arrival time. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Which deposits, extra charges and fitness facilities apply?
The $55 plus tax resort fee includes Wi-Fi, specified calls, digital newspapers and magazines, 24-hour fitness and tennis and pickleball court access. Boulevard fitness is open 24 hours with a hotel key, Chelsea 5am–6pm; minimum age 16. Listed classes cost $20 and are not automatically included. Standard incidental authorisation is $150 daily; Bungalow and Chelsea Penthouse require $1,000 per night. This is an authorisation rather than necessarily a final charge. Occupants above 2 add $50 plus tax; a king-room rollaway is $50 nightly subject to availability and category limits. Standard refundable rates allow cancellation at least 72 hours ahead; other offers have their own exclusions. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Does it suit guests seeking quiet, and is terrace smoking allowed?
The resort combines casino, nightlife and social pools. Reviews praise the terraces and the location, and some report Marquee music; experiences differ by tower and room. The Bungalow page explicitly warns about music when Marquee operates. Rooms are non-smoking; policy permits lawful terrace smoking with an ashtray and closed door, while banning marijuana throughout. Smoking areas are therefore part of the resort. Fountain View names the outlook. Noise and bustle also depend on the room’s position and on events. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Can weddings be held, and which capacities are published?
The meetings page names weddings and events, but consulted current sources do not publish a verifiable chapel package with price and capacity. They state over 200,000 square feet of meeting space overall, a 40,000-square-foot Chelsea venue and a 37,000-square-foot fourth-floor ballroom: areas rather than wedding capacities. 2 second-floor boardrooms each seat 20. Bungalow’s 10-person light reception capacity is neither 10 overnight guests nor a general ceremony capacity. The FAQ prohibits using ordinary rooms as meeting space; catering, accommodation and meals have separate terms. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Does the hotel close in winter, and is New Year’s Eve 2026 announced?
Current sources do not state seasonal closure of the whole hotel; the calendar read on 1 October 2026 offers nights between October 2026 and January 2027. A missing price does not establish closure. Pools and venues have their own calendars rather than universal winter opening. The former “New Year’s Eve at The Cosmopolitan” URL now returns the homepage; consulted current events and dining pages do not provide a verifiable gala menu, price and inclusions for 31 December 2026. Ask for the dinner programme, price and inclusions before booking that evening. Source: Google Hotels · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
What is its star rating, and what do reviews establish?
Google Hotels classifies The Cosmopolitan as 5-star; Google Places records 4.6/5 from 79,095 reviews on 1 October 2026. The listing also covers casino, bar and restaurant visits. We read 636 reviews with a text, the latest 500 of them used in the comparison with Bellagio, Wynn, Venetian and Caesars. These are not 500 verified stays in one category: some write about a bar, others about one particular room. The private terrace, the location on the central Strip, the space and the beds recur. Between April and September 2026 queues at check-in recur too, as do rooms that show their age or were found not clean on arrival. Source: Google Hotels · Official hotel website
Can I travel with my dog?
The official programme admits up to 2 dogs without size or breed limits and charges $100 plus tax per dog per night. Restaurants, casino, pools and fitness areas exclude pet dogs. Source: Official resort policy.
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