The Cosmopolitan

Item: The Cosmopolitan
Rating: 43
Author: Amy Risley

If the slots didn't pay off, this guy will. Art-o-Mat vending machines can be found all around and a couple bucks gets you an original work of art.

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Warm, welcoming and sophisticated-modern decor in our
Terrace Suite.

Kicking it off hi-lo style with pizza & champagne.

I'm a sucker for an open bathroom and this deep soaking jacuzzi tub seriously delivers.

Despite the fact that most Vegas revelers spend little to no time here, they've done a splendid job with these king-sized comfy beds.

A peek at the 100,000 square foot casino.

A cascade of bling surrounding the Chandelier Bar, which is actually three bars in one, naturally.

Eye catching animated lobby art.

A little touch of NYC and everything you need at this newsstand.

I love that they mixed nostalgic nods to the kitschier, rat packier times in with the modern design.

It was a serene scene when we were there, but The Boulevard Pool goes off at its peak with cookouts, live music and outdoor movies.

Yep, that's a Sex and the City slot.

I see London, I see France...quite the view from our terrace.

The emphasis is less on rolling the dice and more about rolling at your own speed - whether you're there for hard partying, fine dining or extreme pampering, there's something that will reinvent the Vegas experience for everyone.
They're focused on art...from stacks of art books in the rooms to collaborations with the Art Production fund and hosting artists in residence, who can often be observed at work in open studios.
The dining experience at Rose. Rabbit. Lie. (Where else are you going to find a chocolate terrarium on the dessert menu!?) and cool-kid cabaret of Vegas Nocturne is a killer, twisted, hilarious and wildly entertaining experience that's worth the trip alone.
From the dining options to the retail shops and music programming, forward-thinking is a clear part of their mission. Catering to a cooler, stylish crowd makes it a great choice for the younger set who may have otherwise written Vegas off as a fun weekend getaway.

Total: 43/50

Type
Luxury Hotel & Casino
Vibe
Over the top and out of this world.
Location
On the west side of the strip next to the Bellagio. (Try to get a room facing the fountain!)
Rooms
2,995 - ranging from chic studios to multilevel megasuites, many with private terraces.
Music
An impressive selection of popular acts come through on the regular, from Bruno Mars to Lorde to Jurassic 5.
Year Opened
2010
Designed By
Prophet, the Friedmutter Group, The Rockwell Group, Jeffrey Beers, Adam Tihany, and Bentel & Bentel.

Health & Wellness
Gym, yes. Three pools with varying vibes that range from yacht club to night club.
Restaurant
There are about 15 incredibly diverse dining experiences including three by José Andrés, a favorite being his Chinese / Mexican hybrid China Poblano. But the hidden NY style pizza joint complete with old school video games is not to be missed.
Bar
There are at least six distinct bar/lounges but the award for most original goes to The Neopolitan, where hand crafted cocktails and ice cream come together for milkshakes that bring all the boys to the yard.
Minibar
Yes. Well stocked with everything you need to indulge, hydrate and play.
Children
Yes, but it's much more encouraged for adults to just come and act like them.
Price
Plenty of range, from reasonable to rich-diculous.

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