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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

3708 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

4.6out of 5 on Google79,036 reviews

  • Balconies with Strip and fountain views
  • Pools that guests rave about
  • No coffee maker in the rooms

The short version

What visitors say about The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan's rooms get most of the attention, especially the ones with balconies. Guests describe terraces looking over the Strip and the Bellagio fountains, big bathrooms and a sleek, grown up style that sets it apart from the themed resorts nearby. The pools get strong marks, and Bellagio and Caesars are an easy walk. The casino itself barely comes up in reviews.

Unhappy guests are mostly unhappy about basics. Rooms have no coffee maker, and extras add up fast. Housekeeping draws complaints about dirty rooms, too few towels and suites showing wear, and several guests felt brushed off at check in when they asked for a higher floor or an upgrade. It's a big property, so expect long walks and sometimes long elevator waits. One longtime guest blames the slide on the MGM takeover.

Written from about 20 recent Google reviews, Google's most relevant and its lowest rated, read in September 2026. Places change, so take it as a guide rather than the last word.

Location

Finding The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

3708 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Google reviews

The best and the worst of what people wrote

The good reviews Google ranks highest, next to the worst ones, left exactly as they were written. 79,036 people have rated The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on Google, for an average of 4.6.

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Top reviews6

Stephanie Bauer2 months ago on Google

I had a very enjoyable stay at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Check-in was smooth and the staff were friendly and welcoming.

Unfortunately, despite booking through American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts, I didn’t receive a complimentary room upgrade because the hotel was fully booked. An upgrade would have only been…

JB Garland2 months ago on Google

The definition of you get what you pay for. This is the nicest hotel on the strip, and gives a modern elegance, feels very Vegas and upscale, and is a vibe on its own.

Omar3 weeks ago on Google

Easily my favorite hotel on the strip. The room was gorgeous, the staff were great, and the location/view is amazing. Would definitely recommend the fountain terrace suites. Made the trip extra memorable as the terrace was the perfect place for our proposal. We will definitely be back!

Amy Gunter2 months ago on Google

Loved this place! The rooms were cleaned every day. Both pools were fantastic! The gym was very big. They also have tennis courts. Perfect location to walk to the mall and the Bellagio or Caesars. Highly recommend staying here.

John B Lester6 months ago on Google

Arte museum.

A seemingly simple name.

Centrally located on the world famous Las Vegas boulevard. Yet one the only non themed Strip 🎰 hotels. Perhaps a neutral name. As Cosmopolitan is defined as a;range of international sophistication. A view inside the 50 story hotel. A spectacular display on many levels of…

Life of Bear3 weeks ago on Google

Checked in August 16. Celebrating a Birthday.

Joseph at check-in went above and beyond for my fiancée and I. I love when I

Critical reviews6

Dr.Alexander M.2 months ago on Google

I recently spent several weeks in Las Vegas, staying at different hotels. I first stayed at the Bellagio, which was a pleasant experience overall. After that, I stayed at Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace, and it was absolutely outstanding. The service there was exceptional, and I truly felt valued as a guest. I would…

Boris Lanta month ago on Google

@The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas From the moment we walked into our room, we were greeted by an overwhelming smell of bleach. Unfortunately, that was just the beginning. The room was in an unacceptable state of cleanliness, especially

Da month ago on Google

The guest service is absolutely pathetic. The staff, especially Jawad, were rude and unprofessional throughout our stay. Ayden was the only exception—she was kind, helpful, and genuinely tried to make our experience better.

For a 5-star hotel, it’s shocking that the rooms don’t even have basic amenities like a kettle…

Aaron King3 months ago on Google

I am deeply disappointed with the service I received. I booked the Bungalow room 10 months prior to my trip in July 2025, but upon check-in, I was informed that "no units" were available. Subsequently, I was informed that an individual with

Olivia Parisa month ago on Google

If I could rate a 0 on this hotel, I would. Absolutely ridiculous customer service. Upon arrival, we were not greeted with complimentary water in our hotel room (which is typical for any other hotel we’ve stayed at), not given any “Do Not Disturb” sign to hand outside of the door to prevent housekeeping from entering,…

Christina Pleasanta month ago on Google

I try not to leave one-star reviews, but my experience at The Cosmopolitan was so disappointing that I would never stay here again. The hotel charges luxury prices and adds numerous fees, yet the customer service felt less welcoming and

Reviews and ratings belong to their authors and Google, and are not verified by us. Collected from Google Maps on September 24, 2026, so times are relative to that date.

Questions about The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Where is The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas?

At 3708 Las Vegas Blvd S in Las Vegas, about 224 miles from Downtown LA as the crow flies. It's a Nevada casino, so it has slot machines as well as table games, and you need to be 21 to gamble.

Does The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas have a hotel?

Yes, there's a hotel on the property, so you can stay the night instead of driving home late.

What is the phone number for The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas?

702-698-7000.

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