What a beautiful hotel! My guy surprised me with a last-minute Vegas getaway and booked us at the Vdara Hotel after his friend recommended it and I'm so glad he did. The room was gorgeous, the bed was insanely comfortable, and the bathroom... oh my gosh, I was in love. I'm a total sucker for a nice hotel bathroom, and this one had it all: a large soaking tub, a separate glass shower, a spacious vanity, and flattering lighting (we all know how rare that is!). I'm kicking myself for not taking better pictures, but honestly, I was just so caught up in the moment enjoying everything. The room even had a kitchen area, and the curtains were controlled by a touch panel, very cool little detail. I also appreciated the extra security of needing your room key to access the elevators. There's a small market in the lobby, which is convenient, though definitely pricey. One of my favorite things about this hotel? No casino. I know it's Vegas and casinos are the thing, but I loved having a little escape from the crowds, noise, and smoke. It made the stay feel more relaxing and upscale. So... if you're looking for something a little fancier and more low-key than your typical Vegas hotel, I'd highly recommend Vdara. I was genuinely impressed and would absolutely stay here again. And if I do, I'll make sure to take more pictures! lol read more

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I've been visiting Vegas for 30+ years and staying at Vdara since it opened, alternating between Vdara, Bellagio, and Aria. Unfortunately Vdara is showing its age -- while Bellagio and Aria are getting updates, Vdara feels neglected. The rooms are noticeably dated. My biggest frustration: every suite has a full kitchen, but there are no real dishes, cookware, or utensils provided. They stopped supplying proper dishware after COVID and now only offer flimsy disposable items. Not even glasses! It feels like cost-cutting: Vdara has lower rates, no gaming revenue, and higher costs because of the kitchens, so they skimp on basic in-room amenities. For a property marketed with full kitchens, the lack of usable dishware is a major downside - and shows that it is profit over experience at this property. Look elsewhere. read more

I enjoyed my stay here, but the rooms are definitely dated. The pool is tiny for Vegas standards! Here is why I still liked my stay: Easy drop off is probably a high perk. Since it's a bit tucked away, it is super easy to get a front door service for uber or a friend to pick you up. In which I did both. Very grateful not to have a long walk to get into my getaway car ;). This is not common as many hotels have a designated spot very far from the door where you may walk a good half mile for your pickup. Another perk, I actually liked no casino. Meaning no smoke, less noise and just a chill environment. That said the downside is nothing glamorous either. No fancy decor or floral spread, no multi chain restaurants in abundance. You can get cafe bites to eat, a Starbucks and the bar had its own offerings. Very..very basic. It worked for this type of In and out stay for us, but I definitely explored the connecting hotels with the built in pathways to Aria and Belagio and I used the free train that connects as well. It's a 4 or 5 in convenience. Bed comfort left much to be desired... the fridge and microwave in room was a nice touch. Not highly used though. I felt the grout in the bathrooms could use some attention. Of all the meh... wish lists let's say... I think the bed/bathroom update and the being not really recognized as marriott you get zero perks. I had to pay $50 for 3 hours extra to hang in the room (12pm vs. 3pm) Where as gold elite status that is recognized you get a 3pm per availability. So it's all about preferences. read more

First time at the Vdara and don't think we will be coming back. The room smelt awful... Upon entering our room, we saw an industrial sized fan on the floor, so it's clear the staff was aware of the horrible sewage smell and was using this as a band-aid fix? We asked for a solution of some kind since it made the entire stay so unpleasant; we were told by one person that an air purifier would be brought up, then by another person that we weren't allowed to have the air purifier in our room while we were present. On a third and fourth try, we were told by front desk staff that an air purifier would be brought up. It never showed. Our hotel room smelled disgusting throughout our entire stay and we received no resolution throughout our time. Had we known we'd be dealing with this, and given no alternative room to move to, we would have stayed elsewhere. 0/10 would recommend. read more

If you value your health DO NOT STAY AT VDARA HOTEL AND SPA!!! If I could give a negative 10 star rating I would. Please view the attached pictures. This filthy hotel caused two asthma attacks that landed me at UMC Urgent Care where I received a strong breathing treatment, an injection of a steroid and a course of antibiotic treatment. Management refused to respond to multiple requests to address and deep clean the filthy, dust laden rooms and whatever that mysterious black growth on the shower floor and adjoining walls. So the first room was very dusty. We were placed in a "Stay Well Premier Suite" which was dustier and more filthy than the first suite. We called the front desk nearly everyday and verbally in person, asked housekeeping to deep clean the room. We had the housekeeping light on all the time. We were told that the rooms would be cleaned, only to return to how it was left. One day, housekeeping knocked, he scanned his badge on the door lock as if he was documenting his visit. He took a small bag of trash and said he would return within the hour to clean the room. He never did! When we called the front desk to speak with a manager, they argued with us saying that the room had been cleaned that day....LIARS!!! When we told them that I had my first asthma attack and again was requesting a deep clean, they refused and had a no care attitude. After the second and worse asthma attack, and returning from UMC Urgent Care we notified them again requesting a deep clean. All they did was send up two security personnel to take my written statement. The female guard verbally validated our concerns as she shown her flashlight beam over all of the dust. She said she "couldn't believe it." The management didn't want to comp anything for our troubles. Initially the manager was only going to comp $35. Really??? But finally after feeling like we were pulling teeth, they compensated one week of valet parking. And the kicker? The room never got cleaned! Another issue was that the air conditioning wasn't working in either suite. Very uncomfortable, hot and hard to breathe in. They did send up a man who "worked" on it, but the air remained extremely stuffy and only went to a low of 68. That may sound cool to some, but trust me, the air was not moving. The shades and curtains stayed down to avoid higher temperatures in the room. The parking situation was either pay for valet everyday, or walk. Since valet used their own parking garage that was unaccessible to the public, we chose valet. We just purchased a $100,000+ vehicle and felt valet was a safer option. Wrong!!! Here comes our vehicle with what looked like someone took a flathead screwdriver and deep scratched a 4 inch X 3 inch backwards L smack dab in the middle of the driver side door!! We checked out and I spoke with attorney offices that handled injuries that occurred on hotel property. Nobody wanted to take the case sadly. I became more and more infuriated with what I now call "The Unwell Hotel." Immunocompromised, infants, children, elderly individuals, the general public....where is their voice? Who is their advocate? This hotel touts a 5 star rating, what an absurdity! What I wanted to know was who exactly oversees and regulates the health and safety of these hotels? Well I found out that the state regulates them and I had a complaint form mailed to me. I have my serious doubts that anything will change anytime soon. So PLEASE heed caution and avoid this property at all costs. YOU MATTER read more

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First time here. Room is clean and visually appealing but I requested for a king size bed - not sure what we have but sure NOT king bed. It's either a full or queen. It was definitely too soft and not very comfortable. The whole hotel smelled like Perfumania - almost puked with strong smelling scent throughout facility. Can't decide which is worse: perfume smell or smoke smells in casinos! When booking, I told the reservationist that I'm coming here for first time to celebrate my 3rd-year wedding anniversary. No acknowledgment from any staff at Vdara or given any comp anything. That's ok since we purchased everything we needed at their overpriced convenience store on the lobby level. Not sure we will be returning here again... read more

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This is probably one of MGMs top 3 neglected properties in terms of inside the room goes. Let's start with the good: The access to Aria, Cosmo & Bellagio is the best! Only a few min to get to each hotel and a nice way to get your steps in without being in the scorching sun or cold! (Aria is an outside walk but it's literally about 3 min) The suites equipped with fridge's & microwaves makes stating multiple days convenient and cost effective to stock up on snacks and drinks as well as a place to store and reheat your leftovers. I have no issues with it not being a casino. I'm not sleeping on the casino floor in any hotel so I don't see the issue with this not being a casino when there's several to choose from literally steps away. It's a nice and peaceful retreat! Love the quick access to Starbucks or the 24 hour cafe to start your day or hold you over until dinner time or even something to eat after a night of drinking. The carrot cake & biscoff cheesecake is the best I've ever had! Get it, just trust me! Love the quick mobile check in on the app. Love that it's not a super crowded hotel with long lines to get on the elevator and I also like that the elevators in the lobby are manned and they make sure everyone going up is supposed to be there. Also the room key will only work on the floor you are on so that's a nice extra security measure. Love when I need an uber, I don't have to walk forever to get to the pickup area. Now on to the bad: The room feels like a run down Airbnb. All the furnishings have had it! The sofa and chairs are dirty/stained. Chips in almost every piece of wood in the room. Carpet feels and looks dirty. The toilet seat needs to be changed!! The blinds and drapes do not close properly so there are gaps which let the sunlight in so be sure to bring eye covers. The bed was decent but with everything else around me looking dirty, it didn't make me sleep well. No self parking here, (Valet only) you have to use Aria self park which isn't a super big deal but it IS inconvenient. I've stayed at a ton of Vegas hotels over the years and although the overall feel of the Vdara feels like luxury, once you get in the room, it feels like a motel 6! Hopefully a room refresh/remodel is in the works soon. I don't think I will be staying here again until then. :/ read more

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Staying at the Vdara is... weird. If you're looking for a hotel room experience that feels like the backrooms, this is it. The layouts of the rooms are strange - like someone who wasn't human was like... I think a human would function in this environment. It's not lacking, just really strange and disjointed. The amenities are plentiful, though not what is listed online - there is an iron, but no ironing board and no steamer (as promised on the website.) The TVs are out of date and apparently won't allow you login to your own streaming services (Netflix, et al) we called the front desk and they told us we could rent something to watch. No. I won't be doing that. Overall, great view. Weird vibes. Do not recommend. read more

Spent Christmas week at Vdara. It was nice! Not too loud and busy. Staff were nice and friendly. Room was nice and clean.

This is my third stay at Vdara. I love the location of this hotel-close to Cosmo for gambling, Aria for the pool, and the new Arte Museum. The rooms are spacious and love the kitchenette. Tip- bring your own k cups and ask for the reusable dinnerware. Housekeeping was hit it miss. There seemed to be only two people working our floor. The mango overnight oats from the cafe were amazing!! read more

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Stayed here again for a Mother's Day getaway with my friend. She loves the place because it doesn't have a casino and makes it less tempting to camp out in front of the slots..lol! I love it because of the scent of the lobby..ha! I swear the first set of doors open from outside and I can already smell it and it just centers me..hahahahaha! We arrived on Friday morning. We were there to see The 4 Queens that evening at Mandalay Bay. Of course we arrived earlier than our check in time. So we opted to check our bags in to be held at the bell station. Weren't given the option to upgrade. Fine, we like the hotel enough that it was no biggie. Each room is a suite and comes equip with a small kitchenette outfitted with a Keurig, mini fridge and a small stove. Only our fridge was not working. Called the front desk and was told to report it via the tablet. Only that wasn't working either. So front desk said they'd send someone up. We had to leave at 5 for our show because we wanted to have dinner beforehand. No one ever showed. Stopped a nice gentleman in the hallway on our way out who we discover is head of security. He called it in as well. No one ever showed. And the tablet I finally got it to work after hard reset. Even then couldn't see the details of what we had charged to the room. The overhead fan in the bathroom did not work. From the looks of what looked like a smoke stain on the mirror might have been the reason for that. The button that open/closes the blind and blackout curtain was pushed all the way in and was difficult to push to open and close. Thank goodness for long stilleto nails. Every time we walked into the hallway if we were met with a housekeeping attendant we were always greeted with a smile and enthusiasm. They always made a point to acknowledge us. This and the next part is why I didn't review this visit with ONE star. On Friday, after our concert and quiet the experience with Uber and Mandalay Bay we decided to stop off at the bar in our hotel, Vice Versa. This is where we met who I will now call OUR bartender named Todd. We didn't know what we wanted but just knew we needed something. My friend asked how the classic margarita was and he stated he had all the fixings for it and could whip one up. So he did and it was exactly what we needed. My friend asked if the kitchen was closed and he sadly stated yes. We asked where the best chicken wings were and he mentioned they actually had some great wings but said there was a place not too far if we wanted to grab some. We didn't. We just made a mental note to come back the next day. Oh and we DID! We came back for dinner and Todd was at the bar and Joanna was our server. Joanna took such good care of us and even offered to take our pics to commemorate our Mother's Day weekend. We ordered the chicken wings (delish), a side salad (refreshing), caprese tomatoes with burrata cheese (delightful balance of flavors). My friend ordered another classic margarita and this time I told Joanna I want something with pineapple and Captain Morgan and Todd can do whatever else he wants with it. She came back with the most refreshing, well balanced well crafted in taste and beauty of a cocktail. If my review was based off Vice Versa, Todd and Joanna alone you would have earned the 5 stars. read more

Why 4 stars? Because my room was great, but the slightly off-strip location was a tad annoying. --- --- --- I didn't arrive at the hotel until about 9pm on my first night. I was coming from Central Time, which means it was past my bed time and I was also starving. I picked out a quick service restaurant nearby to try out and planned to quickly go there, stuff my face and then crash. Unfortunately, the city of Las Vegas is essentially just one giant maze after another. To try and figure out how to do something so basic like "walk to the strip" was basically the same as asking me to build a space rocket. After like 20+ minutes, I eventually figured it out. And by the second day, I figured out that it was actually a lot easier to cut through the Cosmopolitan, which had a normal ass door that let you right out on the Strip. But my room was excellent. No complaints about the bed, the shower or anything. I was bummed that our pool closed at 5pm, but I was able to use the Aria pool until 6p. The $170 resort fee for 3 night is pretty wild, but that's Vegas for you. read more

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Lovely rooms at this hotel with great views. However things in the rooms are either a little broken or missing. Had to alert the staff so they don't charge for the damages already present. It's not attached to a casino but Aria and Bellagio are close enough by a walk Parking, you have to park at Aria. It was a little confusing at first but then you get use to it later. It's not as easy of an access without a walk. The water isn't that soft so be sure to moisturize Probably will come back still to see if it's better read more

For an expensive hotel, this was okay. The beds were okay, which was The view was good from my room: Had Bellagio fountains view. The mobile key is a pain: does not work the first time... Had to get a physical key. Do note that Lyft pickup is a bit of walk from the hotel... near Aria. Only Uber pickup at Vdara. Half of the calls would be taken by Aria personnel (a sister property) and they may or may not be able to help and in which case they would transfer the call. Note that this is a non-smoking non-casino if that's what you prefer. read more

About 2 days after our stay, we saw a ridiculous $741.87 charge on our credit card. Mind you, we stayed here for less than 24 hours and didn't use any amenities in the room or at the hotel, and this was also not on our check-out bill/folio, so this was a shock. I immediately called them and they claimed this was for the in-room "refreshment center". We never even received a bill on this at checkout so I asked for an itemized receipt. They said, "oops it was in another section so didn't get sent" and proceeded to send it. The bill listed every single item in their minibar, which we never even touched. They claimed there was video proof. We demanded that they revisit this, so they said they'll put in a ticket to have their refreshment center team look at it again. My husband ripped them a new one. None of it made sense, and despite all our pleading and reasoning at how nonsensical this bill was, the best they could do was, "we'll take a look and get back to you". This was HIGHLY stressful as we awaited the "verdict". Though they finally provided us with a FULL REFUND, we will never risk staying here again and will be warning our friends as well. If you read all the bad reviews here, you'll see the complaints are all about their nickel and diming. Not providing a full picture of our charges too upon check-out was also shady. Thankfully we monitor our statements carefully and caught this! They didn't even apologize for their error!!! Take a look at my uploaded picture for a snapshot of the ridiculous refreshment center bill (there were 3 pages worth) that we never even received until we called them out on it. Never have we dealt with the levels of incompetency that we experienced at this hotel. read more

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Decided to try something different and stay in a "non-casino" hotel when we went to Vegas. We enjoyed the quiet atmosphere and that it was linked to a short tram. Rooms were a bit expensive, and even high up with windows closed the noise of traffic on the boulevard was still pretty loud. The shower drain was pretty clogged when we arrived and we had to limit our showers to only a few minutes at a time otherwise the water would have spilled over onto the floor. I did enjoy a nice hot bath one night which was a great luxury for me. It was nice having a separate kitchenette & living room area. Though there were no dishes, silverware, etc. so even if you came back with leftovers you would have still needed to call the front desk to get a plate or fork to eat with. Not sure I would stay here again. It was a bit pricey and further from everything and I'm not sure I would pay the extra $$ again. read more

Highly recommend this hotel if you're visiting Vegas! We came for a 40th birthday party with friends and we were very pleased with our stay. The hotel was quiet, clean, and the amenities were very nice. We utilized the pool, Starbucks, hotel bar, market, and loved how close we were to Aria, Bellagio, and Cosmopolitan. We stayed in the room that had a kitchen, sitting area, and tub. Not the greatest view but not a bad view - we were on the 5th floor. We could see the Aria Express from our room. I was worried it would be loud, but it was actually very quiet. I appreciated not having to walk through a casino and the central location on the strip. Getting cabs or ride shares was easy. Everyone we interacted with was very nice. I would stay again! read more

This is a good hotel for the price. I appreciate its non-smoking status even though it's further away from most places on the Strip. The room was clean and spacious and the staff were ok. Would stay here again. read more

Nothing special here. Especially when you look at what you're paying to be here night by night. The decor looks tired, the towels in the room are inadequate, the lobby area is poorly designed, etc. Do your research. Stay somewhere else. Consider what you're going to pay vs. what you're going to get. P.S. If you have a CPAP you are screwed, there are no outlets next to the bed! read more

Don't stay here. Be warned. This place sucked. It's not a resort! It feels like a condo building pretending to be a hotel. Valet-only parking with no self-parking on site is a huge inconvenience and set the tone for the entire stay. The room was just okay at best and not very clean. The location felt disconnected, amenities were minimal & the experience didn't come close to what I expected. Lesson learned. I won't be back & I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. read more

Man, where do I get started?? My wife and I reserved a two bedroom hospitality suite months in advance, for our kids spring break vacation. Only to find out that someone had broken the glass sliding door to one of the bathrooms and the room was unavailable indefinitely. With the other hospitality suites sold out, we were given a two bedroom penthouse suite (54004), with a food credit for the inconvenience. However, we had to wait two and a half hours for the room to be ready, after following up multiple times for updates. Once we finally got in the room, we couldn't believe how worn and weathered the room was. There was a large water stain on the carpet that was not finished drying, with a loud blower to dry it out. There were staples holding some of the wallpaper together in one of the bedrooms, and a couple of push pins holding wallpaper in our bathroom. After a couple of nights, the water stain spread on the carpet, almost into the hallway of the kids bedroom. The technician came into the room and told us that the water leak was too severe and we couldn't stay in the room anymore. Ultimately, the only option provided to us was a one bedroom executive corner suite, with one free additional night and some extra food credit. Overall, this hotel needs a ton of work. It's used to be great for families, with tremendous amenities like a full refrigerator, microwave, stove, and dishwasher. All of these appliances were dented and beat up. The baseboards and walls were chipped and beaten, and the infotainment is completely dated with no options to stream or cast to the TV. Absolutely disappointing experience. read more

I was so excited to stay at Vdara only to be grossed out my first night here. I was so tired and so ready to jump in the bed only to notice I had stains on the sheets. Ugh I don't feel like I'll be able to really be comfortable this visit considering this first night experience. The housekeeping attendant came right away and changed everything. The hotel itself is nice and updated. read more

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I was in town for a work conference at the Cosmopolitan and I gagged at the price of the hotel for one of the nights we were in town. Looking for better priced alternatives, I ran across Vdara and booked my stay there. It was significantly cheaper than the Cosmo and it was a very short walk down a hallway to get there. The hotel itself was nice. Clean, no smoke, and my room was really big. You walk through a galley kitchen kind of set up- a burner, sink, small table, built in microwave, and fridge- the works! That leads in to a sitting area with a couch and chair with a tv on the semi wall that separates the sitting room from the bed area. There was also another tv mounted on the other side of the "wall", facing the bed! Service was attentive, would definitely stay here again! read more

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Very happy with our stay at the Vdara. It is non-smoking and has no casino, but our room is very spacious, the staff is very nice and everything is clean and orderly. There is only one restaurant and a 24 hour market, but the food at both is almost surprisingly good! Chicken sliders and Truffle fries were our favorites from the restaurant. The Turkey wrap from the marketplace is also good. Chocolate chip cookie is amazing too. But if you get nothing else, the Carrot Cake from the marketplace is something exceptional! I digress. The smaller pool is great with lounge chairs easily available. The gym is nice but I wished it stayed open later than 5. Overall, this place is fantastic and I hope the prices stay reasonable. If so, I highly recommend this place and I will be back again soon. read more

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The Suite was comfortable with a small kitchen. It would have been better suited for a 4+night stay but it was fine for 2 people. Vdara is for the older folks like me who like the quieter vibe and fewer guests like me. All of the other MGM casinos are nearby for gambling and restaurants and I can easily get my steps without ever going out on the strip. It works for us. read more

If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. My corner suite at Vdara was giving luxury, elegance, and views for days. Floor-to-ceiling windows, a sleek modern aesthetic, and the kind of space that makes you want to stay in and sip champagne all night. And for those who turn their noses up because there's no casino--thank you, next. No smoke-filled lobbies, no endless slot machine noise, just pure sophistication and serenity. But don't get it twisted--you're still in the heart of Vegas. Want to hit the action? You don't even have to step outside. Vdara connects underground to Cosmopolitan, Aria, and Bellagio. That's right, a smoke-free, stress-free, high-class escape with instant access to the best of the Strip. And Vice Versa (the bar inside)? Baby. The cocktails, the vibe, the service--it's giving sexy, upscale, and worth every sip. If you want luxury without the chaos, Vdara is it. Book the suite, sip the cocktails, and thank me later. read more

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Very Disappointing rooms are old and wore out!!! It took them two days to address the problems read more

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This hotel and us got off on the wrong foot, but they fixed their mistakes so we were happy about that. First, my husband and I usually stay the NYNY because of the location & pricing. It's usually one of the better quality MGM resorts for the low price. But this time we wanted to stay a little bit more up in the strip & in a "nicer" hotel. When we arrived, we found out that there is no self-parking at the Vdara. You need to do valet, which you need to pay for. Otherwise if you wish to self-park you are told to park at the Aria self-parking because it's an extension of the Aria hotel. However, this parking garage is literally on the opposite side of the Aria & Vdara, it took us 20 minutes literally to get from our car to the Vdara. (Heads up) just park at the Bellagio self-parking because it's closer to the Vdara or pay for Valet ($35 weekdays, $45 weekends). Next, upon checking in they do charge you guys the incidentals. If you don't use it, it will be returned to your card after check out. So we paid for a studio, their basic room. When we got inside our room it was filthy! Dust everywhere, strings, tags, dust bunnies and hair under the comforter, stains and hairs on the pillow cases and sheets, shower floors were gross, white stuff on the head boards... and so much more! I was so unhappy, but my dad who stays at Vegas resorts frequently told me how to go about it. So, I took pictures and videos, showed the front desk, and they apologized and gave us an upgrade to the same room, but with a view. The view was cool, it was a partially obstructed view of the Bellagio fountains because the Cosmo was in the way. This room was way better and cleaner. They also sent us a complimentary bottle of champagne because it was our anniversary. What I loved about this hotel is how there is no casino! It's an extension of the Aria so that's where you go to play, there of the cosmo. Literally the only things in the Vdara are a little upscale bad/lounge, a Starbucks, and a little convenience market. Of course they have their pool and spa for Vdara guests only, but that's it. And I love it. If you have kids that get excited about seeing the casino thinking slots are arcade games, this hotel is great because of location and it doesn't have all that so you don't need to worry about your kids running on to the casino floor. The Vdara is otherwise a great hotel, just be aware of the things I mentioned in the beginning. read more

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I love it her the most because it's smoke free, walkable to Aria and the staff are pleasant. It just feels like I break from the strip. Also many moons ago I left my brand new digital camera here on my way home and they mailed it to me for free. read more

We stayed at Vdara in February to celebrate my wife's birthday, and it was our first time staying there. We absolutely loved it. For the past three years we've stayed at the Cosmopolitan, which we've always enjoyed -- great vibe and nothing negative to say about it. But the last time we stayed we were in a tower close to the nightclub and it was pretty loud, so this year we decided to try Vdara for something quieter. It turned out to be one of the best decisions we've made in Vegas. One of the things we quickly realized is how convenient the location is. You can get from Vdara to the Cosmopolitan casino almost as quickly as if you were staying in the Cosmopolitan itself thanks to the fast elevators and the easy breezeway that connects the properties. You can also walk inside to Bellagio through another breezeway, which was a huge perk. Check-in was an absolute breeze -- no long lines, no stressed or irritated staff. Everyone we encountered was pleasant, welcoming, and very accommodating. The room was spectacular with beautiful views and a full kitchen. It really feels more like a small apartment than a hotel room. They'll bring you any utensils you need, and if you walk across to CVS you can grab bagels or groceries and have your own breakfast in the room. There's even a washer and dryer in the unit which is incredibly convenient for longer stays. Unfortunately, at the end of our trip my wife became extremely sick the morning we were supposed to leave. In the 15 years we've been together I've never seen her like that. Her motor skills were off and it was very concerning. I packed our luggage and called 911 because I knew we were not getting on our flight. I also called the front desk and explained the situation, asking if they could have the bellman hold our luggage since we were heading to the hospital. Within minutes a doctor and staff member were in the room checking her vitals, followed shortly by the ambulance. In such a busy place, it was incredible how quickly everyone responded. In less than 10 minutes the room was full of people helping my wife, which brought me a lot of relief. The staff told me to just keep them updated and they would take care of our luggage. We spent most of the day at the hospital and when it became clear we wouldn't be leaving that day, I called Vdara to ask about getting a room for the night. I assumed our luggage had already been removed and the room turned over for the next guest. Instead, they told me that our luggage was still in the room and that they had extended our stay. My key was still active and they told me to simply come back whenever we were able. When we returned later that night the room had been cleaned, our luggage was exactly where we left it, and everything was ready for us. What truly amazed me was that they didn't even charge us for the extra night. I've called to say thank you, but I also wanted to leave this review in hopes that the appreciation reaches the right people. The kindness and professionalism shown by the staff and management meant a lot during a stressful situation. This was our fourth consecutive year visiting Las Vegas. We love the shows, the amazing restaurants, the desert scenery nearby, and of course the excitement of the casinos. But our experience at Vdara truly stood out. Quiet, beautiful rooms, incredible location, and a staff that genuinely cares. 10 out of 10. We will absolutely be staying at Vdara again. read more

This hotel has gone down the hill, and quite frankly, after staying in Aria in June, that hotel lacked a "wow" factor as well. Whole here however, not only were the rooms raggedy but two women were using cell phones to take photos and images, and went live on social media while in the spa! This was the wet/nude section! The fragile and fearful on-site team member said nothing, and the hotel was not accommodating or regretful got the violation of privacy. I will never go back! read more

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Was pleasantly surprised. Expected an average place based on reviews but it was pretty nice. I am a BetMGM rewards me member so checked in on my phone prior to arrival and they have kiosks that you can pick up physical room keys at. Flawless process. The room was spacious, much more spacious than the average Vegas room and at a much better price than most. Little beat down but with some new carpet and shades it would be right up there. People complain that it doesn't have a casino but within 5 minutes you can be on the casino floor at the aria, the cosmo and the bellagio. It really doesn't get better than that. Be careful like at any Vegas hotel of the mini bar or throwing things away as they will charge you but that's any of them. Check out was also a breeze. Checked out on my phone and let the room keys on the counter. read more

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Back again. This is our 3rd trip back this year. Vdara/ Aria is modern hotel with great decor. The ppl here are very nice and friendly. We will be back next month. VIP access makes a world of difference. read more

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The rooms are tired and pretty beat up. Staff are generally nice, but it's a volume game - so very robotic. I would not stay here again

The rooms are spacious with a large bathroom. There is a separate dining area. The interior of our room has seen lots of bumps and bruises. read more

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I stayed on the 36th floor room 001. Great view, Great location on the strip, housekeeping done a great job. Very clean resort. I like having a washer and dryer in my room. I highly recommend staying here. You won't be disappointed. read more

Vdara - View from my room 36th Floor Room 001 - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We stayed at Vdara during my daughter's 21st birthday trip and really loved it. The location is perfect. It's right next to ARIA Resort & Casino and just steps from The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, so everything was super convenient without being in the middle of all the casino noise. The room was beautiful, spacious, and very clean. I also loved that it's a non-gaming, non-smoking hotel, which made it feel calmer and more relaxed. There's not a ton happening inside the hotel itself, but that's actually what we liked about it. It was perfect for coming back and unwinding after being out on the Strip. I would definitely stay there again and recommend it if you want a quieter, more peaceful stay while still being close to everything. read more

The Vdara is a great hotel! Things I love about it-centrally located, no casino to walk through to get to your room, no smoke!, a lobby bar, a Starbucks, and a quick and easy deli. BUT you have complete access to the Aria which is a quick walk. They have a stunning pool, tons of restaurants and bars, and fabulous shopping. You could never leave the Aria/Vdara campus and have a great time! We did have a small issue with check-in but Alan, the ownership Manager took amazing care of us. He was kind, polite and very receptive. He went above and beyond to take care of us. Probably one of the best customer service experiences I've ever had. Vdara hold onto to him and give him a raise! I also want to commend the rest of the staff-everyone we spoke with was exceptional. read more

Vdara - Poolside bloody Mary's! - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Mobile check in does not work. Front desk staff did not know why. Out of water upon check in. Long check in line with only 2 employees at desk. No Casino in this hotel and limited dining choices . However, the bar host and waitress were friendly. Breakfast was good with great portions . Room was clean . If you are looking for R&R book here. Not if you want a lively night life. read more

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Had a great stay at Vdara for my conference! Vdara does not offer self parking only valet so parked at Aria and then took the tram to Vdara. The tram was easy and has three stops connecting Aria to the Crystal shops and Bellagio/Vdara. Did the virtual check in process which was smooth. The hotel has a 24hr convenience store onsite which offers a variety of drinks and food to take to go, also has a Starbucks in the lobby. Room was comfortable and well appointed and my room: 24th floor Room 17 did have a kitchenette with an electric range stovetop and microwave and mini fridge. The kuerig cups and snacks are sensored so be careful if you touch them as you will be charged. Overall nice stay, comfortable rooms, friendly stay and quiet floors, would recommend! read more

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