First time staying here and had a very nice stay. The location of Vdara is the top thing it has going for it. You can walk (outdoors) to the Aria and indoors you're connected to Bellagio and Cosmopolitan. So essentially you're at the epicenter of three of the best hotels on the Strip. Winner! I would prefer an indoor walk to Aria as it was raining pretty hard when we were there but it's not a long walk. Rooms are an unusual mix of family hotel with some fancy touches thrown in. There is a full kitchen and dishwasher but no dishes or utensils. There is a washer/dryer too. The shower is very nice, but the bathroom in general we didn't love and in our suite, both of the toilets ran almost constantly. There was this very strange situation when we arrived - the carpet right outside our master bath was shredded - like destroyed and in a pile. We called and maintenance came right away. They wanted to move us to another room but the only other suite available was a loft with stairs and that didn't look like something we wanted. So they taped down the area and it was fine. Staff at Vdara was great all the way around. At check-in, we were offered a free upgrade. I'm a Platinum MGM member and we're supposed to be upgraded I believe but it almost never happens, so this was a nice gesture. Everyone else we encountered was helpful and friendly. Food options here are quite good considering this isn't a casino hotel. Vice Versa in the lobby is excellent, with a great small bites menu and terrific service and drinks (Gambler tip: Get a MyVegas deal for buy one get one cocktail at Vice Versa and ask for them "to go" to take over to Aria or Cosmo to get your party started en route). The room service at Vdara is also quite good with a larger selection than most MGM properties. There is also a store open 24-hours with coffee, snacks and breakfast options that we used in the mornings. We will absolutely stay at Vdara again... it's probably one of the best-located hotels on the strip with some great amenities that make for an excellent stay. read more

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Really decent hotel, especially if you're trying to stay somewhere without a casino! It's also in a very convenient spot, right next to the Aria. read more

Waited for room past 3pm. Gave me room without fountain view, after booking fountain view. Staff rude about whole thing. Not 5 star treatment. Look elsewhere. ​ read more

On 9/7/2025 (yesterday), I checked in at Vdara Hotel around 7:30pm and was assisted by Celeste. Unfortunately, I was not satisfied with the experience. I usually travel alone on business trips and stay at Marriott Bonvoy hotels, but this time I was traveling with my wife and 6-year-old daughter. Since it was close to dinner time and my daughter was thirsty--it was her first visit to Las Vegas and she was still adjusting to the weather--I requested an extra bottle of water after Celeste handed me two small bottles. She refused, stating there was a limit of two bottles per check-in. However, I noticed another guest had received four bottles from a different front desk agent, which left me feeling frustrated. After checking into our room, I noticed the in-room tablet wasn't working and the ice machine room door was locked. I had to call the front desk twice within 10 minutes to report these issues. Ultimately, I went back downstairs to request a room change. At that point, Ramon assisted me. He resolved the situation quickly and efficiently, and within a minute he had arranged a new room for us. He also offered me a bottle of water, which may seem small, but his sincerity and willingness to help made a significant difference. Thanks to Ramon's professionalism, our family trip immediately felt much more supported and enjoyable. I wanted to share this experience so that Celeste and other front desk team members can learn from Ramon's excellent example of customer service. His actions demonstrated the kind of care and attentiveness that truly elevates a guest's stay. read more

Valet is a scam! We swiped our bar code as you can see it's not cheap but the machine was rigged in the morning $120 for other folks car in addition to your own valet fees and not included in you resort fees which range around $200-500 a day We swiped our valet ticket but it was rigged and out came two other cars and ten or so people and so I said to the Valet Hey what's going on? We are being ignored They are pulling up cars with people who never paid and they charge paying customers for their families and friends Get this the female in a windowless office voids the transaction and pockets $120 bogus charge that they scammed so they got me for an extra $250 plus credit card scam read more

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A new favorite place to stay on the strip. It's connected with indoor walkways directly into the cosmo and Bellagio and a quick walk to the aria also. I like this hotel because it's a hotel only so no smoke! But when you wanna go to the casino they are super close to walk to. The rooms are spacious and also include a kitchenette which I was surprised about. I had a slight issue with the AC blowing a fuse but they were quick to send a mechanic to fix it. read more

Vdara - Basic queen rooms. Very large and have kitchenette - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The room was not clean/not in great shape. See pictures. We walked in, and had an extensive wait at check in. There were only two hotel staff members at the desk, and they kept taking priority members before people in the regular line, forcing us to wait 30+ minutes when there just weren't a lot of people in line. Staff at front desk was not friendly: I waited, then when priority people were helped, I had to ask, can someone help me, and got a "yeah". There are so many options in Vegas, you don't have to stay here read more

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I have started at vdara a few times now and I can say it is the best more quiet option of Aria. It's like staying at Aria without the loudness and busyness. The larger suite rooms are like large apartments with a full kitchen even dishwasher massive fridge and freezer etc. It's like an extended stay hotel almost. The pool is smaller than Aria and cosy. The chairs need to be replaced some are so gross. I also have a problem with the woke agenda of this hotel, but as I don't want this review to be removed you can come find that out yourself staying here and see for yourself. The pool QR code didn't work for me and I went to Aria patisserie to get food to then he denied access to the pool back. So you can only eat food you order poolside here. The man (or woman?) at the door will check all bags so you don't bring anything in. Room service had to be chased down on the first days. The gym is fairly small so in the morning there was nothing to be done as to packed. It closes at 5 and when I went around 3.30pm I could do something. Best thing is the easy access to bellagio and cosmopolitan via the tunnel. Overall very comfortable quiet stay. But don't expect the extras. read more

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The Vdara is by far my favorite hotel on the strip. For one, it has a tunnel that connects it to the cosmopolitan and the Bellagio, not to mention it is right across from the aria. The Vdara give you all the cleanliness and modernism of newer hotels but doesn't have all the rowdiness of a casino because there isn't one here. The staff is always friendly and accommodating and the bar downstairs makes some of the best drinks! read more

Was not sure what to think of a weekend getaway at Vdara given that it's not a casino. . . Overall impression? I'd be glad to say here again. Likes - non-smoking hotel so once you exit the lobby elevator you're not slapped with cigarette smoke - most room options are studio setup so you don't feel like you're in a hotel - kitchenette with fridge - walking indoor bridge access to Bellagio and Cosmo - aria is just a 5min walk around the round about - simple no frills hotel that has a 'marketplace' and starbucks - easily located shared ride pickup spot - cute 'living room' area - tvs on both sides of the wall dividing the bed and livong room couch Dislikes - kitchen utensils and cookware need to be requested - showerhead needs some upkeep as the water flow was spewing in all directions - no double sinks - lighting instructions would have been helpful with buttons not helpfully labelled read more

I'm updating my review for various reasons. I still believe that Vdara must update and upgrade to be a highly sought after accommodation on the LasVegas Strip, but I also recognize there are certain amenities that if offers that makes it a cut above its competitors. I'll let you know the access if offers to hotels such as Bellagio, Aria, Cosmopolitan, ParkMGM is top tier. There are access hallways linking those establishments to Vdara. The hallway access offers visitors a 5 min walk to a new hotel and experience. The VDara doesn't have much by way of food choices, but due to proximity you're never far from a meal. read more

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Rooms are spacious and beautiful but please do keep in mind they may be dusty and you may not see through clean windows when looking out to your view. Mine were disgusting and you can see it in the photos. For such a gorgeous hotel you would think they'd hire window cleaners, this and the amount of dust was my only reason for the missing star. I absolutely love the hotel and the staff. They have the best soaking tub, incredible steaming shower with a seat in case you need it for shaving or have disabilities and require it. It also is simply nice to sit and enjoy a steam at high heat and polar bear with super cold after it's great on your skin! This is definitely the place for some relaxation. The Vdara hotel is also linked by a bridge directly to Cosmopolitan and Bellagio which is super convenient, you can go directly out front of the hotel and the Aria is to the left as well. Vdara has those three with casinos as it is a smoke free hotel without casino itself and it styled more as a studio apartment. read more

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平靜的看待人生的脆弱，時間什麼都會變，唯一不會變得就是無常，人生萬物，緣起緣滅，再美，也只會是曇花一現～ Vdara, 這家我來了十幾年的旅館， 一直是我在賭城最喜歡呆的地方之一，他們的每個房間都是suite ,裝潢簡潔，因為沒有賭場，所以裡面超級安靜，我覺得非常適合商務人士，也很適合我啦！地理位置也是我很喜歡的原因之一，向左走是Bellagio,向右走是 Aria, 兩家就可以讓你晃整天了， 歐， 還有一下樓就有 Starbucks, 這也是加分的原因之一歐! read more

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We love the Vdara penthouse views! This is our third stay in the Vdara, and we intend to stay during our annual Las Vegas vacation. Thanks to front desk Jake, Mahar, Alyssa, Shanelle, and Julie, for outstanding customer service. Thanks to Maria and the 54th floor housekeeping staff. Special thanks to the guest services and VIP support team- Christina, Nearie, Cecilia, and Katie. We will be staying again for sure. read more

Vdara is one of my favorite hotels to stay with in Vegas. It's smoke free, easy valet and check in, located in the center of the strip, and connected to some of the best casinos! Not to mention there's a kitchenette so I can warm up my leftovers. It provides a balance of fun Vegas and peaceful at the same time. Perfect for me! read more

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Spacious rooms that are very quiet. Vdara is close to a lot without being in all the action. There's no casino, but it is right across the street from Aria and attached to the Cosmo, so this means it is easy to get to things to do, but it's not noisy in the rooms. The rooms themselves are very nice. They are all suite style so you get a microwave, stove, dining room table, which is all wonderful. The rooms are also spacious with a sofa and bed and in the bathroom is a large bath in addition to a shower. It is a very relaxing place to stay. There is a Starbucks and a marketplace in the hotel for a quick bite. There's also a bar, so it's not devoid of everything. We arrived at around 9 a.m. and our rooms were already ready, that was a really nice touch and allowed us to freshen up. This building is really secure. Not only do you have to swipe your card key, but it will only take you to the floor you're staying on. We had friends staying on different floors and our room key wouldn't work to get to their floors. I loved my stay here and will absolutely stay here again. read more

Vdara Hotel, Las Vegas Wraparound Suite Stay If you're looking for a Vegas hotel that's clean, modern, and smoke-free, Vdara should be on your list. My husband and I came for a weekend getaway and booked the Wraparound Suite, and wow, it's gorgeous. Windows line the walls from the moment you walk in, wrapping around the entire space and showing off stunning city views from nearly every angle. The suite feels like an upscale apartment. It has a washer/dryer, a full kitchen with a stovetop, full-sized fridge, and you can request cookware if you want to cook. The living room is spacious, and sliding doors give you privacy in the bedroom, which is cozy with plush bedding and pillows. My only wish, upgrade the bed from a queen to a king. The bathroom is large and stylish, with a nice view, but there are some quirks. The tub is small and slippery, the walk-in shower is tiny, and the water never got hotter than lukewarm. The toilet is in the same open space as the shower and tub, with no door, so privacy is limited. The biggest downside for us was the heat. Being on the 31st floor in summer, the sun poured in and you could feel it through the glass. Even with blackout shades down and the AC running nonstop, the room stayed warmer than we'd like. One of my favorite things about Vdara is that it's dog-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along for the trip. They even have a dog park right at the hotel, which is such a thoughtful touch for pet owners. On the upside, service here is fantastic. The front desk let us check in early without issue, the staff was friendly, and the valet team was excellent, professional, polite, and careful with our car. Valet is $40 a day for guests, which is pretty standard for Vegas. Overall, Vdara delivers a quieter, cleaner Vegas experience without the constant noise and cigarette smoke you find elsewhere. It's beautiful, well-kept, and worth coming back to, just maybe not during the hottest part of summer. read more

TWO Toilets in the room! It's a must, especially if you're spending a week in Las Vegas. One for you and one for the strippers, right? Ok, maybe not ;) I will say for a "luxury" hotel, the toilet paper was terrible. My butt didn't feel luxurious as usual with the thin, rough rolls of paper. I've had better paper at Holiday Inn Express! With your crazy resort fees, you could at least provide something better for your guests. This hotel was pretty good by hotel standards. Check in was kind of weird as the MGM Properties were having issues from a Cyber Attack, so for some dumb reason, we could only get one key? That didn't make sense. The pool area was pretty nice and right-sized for the property. The service was excellent for getting drinks and food and it was easy to order. The sun can reflect off the building, so the umbrellas may not do too much if you're trying to stay out of the sun. They had water to drink (free) and plenty of towels. Dining at this hotel is VERY limited, so keep that in mind. There's a small market that has sandwiches, a bar/restaurant with high prices, and a Starbucks. It's not a hotel for spending the entire visit. However, there's plenty close-by. The Aria Express was easily accessible so you could take the tram to get to the Park MGM (and Eataly) or the Aria. Honestly, the walk to Aria was probably shorter and faster, but you do have to outside for a part of it. It was also close to the Bellagio (indoor walk) or the Cosmopolitan (Outdoor walk, but they should be finishing up skyway in Fall/Winter 2023 ish). It was easy to get around the nearby properties. If you're using Uber or Lyft, the pickup and drop-off are probably the easiest I've seen. They're in the same place and right outside the main entrance, so you don't have to find out where to go. The one bedroom suite was OK. It had a fridge with filtered water (YES) and a decent kitchen with a stacked washer/dryer. It was kind of small in comparison to the one bedroom at the Delano. We preferred the room at the Delano and the location of Vdara, so it's a trade off. I might stay here again, but I'd probably try some other properties first or go back to the Delano. I guess it depends on what part of the strip I wanted to be. read more

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Vdara Review Points Room type: 2 queen studio Pros * great location - in City Center in between Aria & Cosmo/Bellagio * Rooms are generally clean * 3 min walk to Aria / 5 min walk to Bellagio & Cosmo * Non smoking property * Unit came with stove, mini empty fridge, microwave, and dining table * Beds were clean, rooms were clean * Fast elevators * Service was generally good * Easy freeway access from I-15 Cons * valet parking pickup takes around 15-20 min on busy weeknight * Housekeeping took forever to service room * No upgrades were available even as a Marriott Platinum elite member at check in due to availability * Bathroom fixtures need to be improved - loose faucet knobs, a bit of grout on bathroom tile * Some furniture was showing its age and could be replaced * Unnecessary daily resort fee * Lacks basic bathroom amenities such as toothbrushes, a tips, razors So the question is would I stay at Vdara again? I would, if it was comped or if I'm using points. It's great for families who want to stay at a non-smoking property. read more

I normally stay at vdara due to the location. But this time the room was just ok.. Trying to take a nice shower and the drain was clogged so the water would pool up in the shower. After checking out I accidentally left 3 shirts in the drawer and didn't realize I left them behind until I got home.. I contacted lost and found and even filled the form online. They advised me nothing was turned in.. Well that means two things.. The housekeeping personel took my shirts and kept them or she forgot to check the drawers and the customera that got the room after me grabbed them and did whatever with them. But I highly doubt housekeeping do not check the drawers so I'm assuming it's likely the housekeeping that took my shirts. Again not blaming everything on them since I did leave em there but the shirts should stil be there. read more

Stayed here the first week in December, right after Formula 1. Getting into the place was real pain thanks to all the road closers and deters, but once we got in, almost everything else was good. Another not so good thing was I did the mobile check in and we were hanging out at another casino waiting for our room key to activate. Problem was, it never did. I got tired of waiting so finally decided to check in the old fashion way. Well, it turns out they are updating their system and digital keys don't work! I was also expecting a text to let me know the room was ready, but it was an email instead, which I didn't see until later. Turns out, they emailed me about 10 minutes before we checked in, so everything was as it was supposed to be. (Side note: It's very possible this is the result of the system hack they had. I give MGM kudos for NOT paying the ransom, but it's sure causing havoc!) We got the players hospitality suite which was a first for us, and we loved it. Having 2 bedrooms is nice along with a full kitchen (which we really didn't use) and a full fridge (which we did use). You need to ask for cookware if you want to actually make something (I'm guessing it was getting stolen if they left it). The view was amazing! We laughed at the washer and dryer (again, you need to ask for detergent or buy some) but at the same time, what a nice touch if you're staying in Vegas for a few days. The beds were very comfortable, and I had no issues with the Wi-Fi. The TV in the main living room freaked out on us and wouldn't change channels, and one of the lamps didn't work. It didn't bother us much as each bedroom had a TV we could watch. I left a note letting the housekeeper know so they can be fixed before the next guests. Otherwise, housekeeping was spot on (make sure to always tip your housekeeper, especially in large suites like this one, and don't go cheap with $5, it's 1600 square feet!). One thing I noticed was there was no honor bar or snacks. That's fine with me as I don't think I'll ever pay $28 for a small box of M&M's. Still, it surprised me because I always enjoyed peaking in to see what they had and then check out the highly inflated prices. Since our players club is Gold Level, we opted for the free (sans tip) Valet parking and had zero issues. As for Vdara, the fact that you can now walk indoors to the Bellagio and Cosmopolitan is really nice. If they could find a way to enclose the walkway to Aria, it would be amazing! Still, the walk to Aria isn't bad. We got snacks at the Market Café Vdara which also carries some microwaveable food since there's a microwave in the room. It also has a small selection of sundries, but there more at "Essentials" in the Bellagio or "Elements" in Aria. In fact, besides having no casino, there's no shopping in Vdara. Still, despite these little one-off's, we had a great time and would recommend staying here unless you absolutely must have immediate access to a casino. read more

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Room Not Habitable, Maintenance Failure & Undisclosed Construction Noise We stayed at Vdara from January 5-7 and this stay failed to meet basic standards of habitability and guest service. On the first night, the room was extremely cold due to a non-functioning heating system. The AC/heater did not work at all. The following morning, maintenance removed a thick, visibly dirty air filter and adjusted the system. The technician explicitly stated that the heater had not been functioning properly due to these issues. Even after intervention, the room temperature remained uncomfortable. On the second night, our rest was severely disrupted by active exterior construction. Workers were suspended on scaffolding directly outside our window, knocking on the glass and shouting and cursing for over two hours early in the morning. This construction was unavoidable, extremely loud, and never disclosed at booking or check-in. No relocation or mitigation was offered. This trip was for CES, and adequate rest was essential for professional obligations. Due to the combination of a broken heating system, poor room maintenance, and undisclosed construction noise, the stay did not provide a safe, quiet, or functional environment for rest. For a hotel of this category and price point, these failures are unacceptable. Based on the conditions experienced, the stay did not meet reasonable lodging standards, we requested a refund but hotel rejected. I would advise travelers, especially business or conference guests, to proceed with caution. read more

I have stayed at Vdara numerous times since it opened in around 2009. Vdara is not your typical Vegas hotel experience (no casino) so it might not be for you. After over 15 years, I think it's time for MGM to invest in some renovations at Vdara. On recent trips, I've noticed that the bedside lamps were inoperable, broken, or just literally hanging by their wires. In the suite kitchen, lights were removed from overhead fixtures (for ambience?). Table lamps were hit-or-miss. In all, rooms look dark because of inadequate lighting. Hotel rooms can get pretty beat up. The wooden furniture has seen better days. And on one trip, the black-out curtains (which are all motorized) did not work on one window. On minor thing - there no hook to hang a robe in the room. That part costs, what, maybe $5? Time to upgrade, guys. Vdara has very limited dining options - a Starbucks, a market/cafe, and a bar. Not big restaurants or clubs, but those are within a short walk to nearby Aria, Cosmopolitan, or Bellagio. On the positive side, Vdara is located Mid-Strip and convenient to most everything. The mall next to Aria - Crystals - was quite empty on my last visit. Only 2 high-end restaurants were open and another was under construction. But there are **many** empty storefronts. Important note: If you are a Marriott Bonvoy member, make sure to make your reservation through the Marriott website. If you go through the Vdara or MGM website, you will NOT get Bonvoy points for your stay. read more

This hotel was alright. The beeping sound in the elevator is so loud that my ears hurt. You guys should lower the beeping noise and play the music a little bit louder. My friend booked a penthouse and most of the stuff in the room was already broken like the glass on the table, the bathroom lock on the master bedroom made my wife got locked in, the garbage disposal in the sink don't work, and etc. My friend and I managed to help my wife out of the bathroom some how. The room number was 54019. I hate how they don't have a garage attached to the hotel. We got to use the Aria or Bellagio hotel to use the garage. Don't park at the Aria because you have to walk outside of the Vdara into the Aria and a cross the casino and you have to take the elevator or escalator to get to the garage. It was easier to park at Bellagio and walk over because it was a shorter walk and it was indoors. I will probably not going to stay at this hotel ever again. Overall the hotel looks nice. read more

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I've stayed at Vdara multiple times in the past and have always had positive experiences. I have recommended it to friends and family as my preferred hotel in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, my most recent stay was a complete disappointment with poor customer service and zero accountability from the hotel staff. This trip was meant to be a special celebration for my mother's 70th birthday. We planned the trip nearly 6 months in advance and decided to splurge on a Panoramic Suite, which was advertised as offering expansive views of both the Las Vegas Strip and the mountains. The room was also described as having a full kitchen, living room, washer/dryer, and other upscale amenities. We arrived early at 9:30 AM and understood we might need to wait for check-in. However, since we had two shows scheduled for that evening, we were hopeful we could get into the room a little early to rest. The front desk agent was friendly, acknowledged my mother's birthday, and told us we were being "upgraded" to a higher floor. At 3:00 PM, I received a text saying our room was ready (not early, but on time), so we returned to check in. That's where the experience took a nosedive. We were assigned a room on the 6th floor of a 60-story building. I questioned this, pointing out that we had booked a Panoramic Suite, and the agent responded that "Panoramic" only refers to window placement, not views. I showed him a screenshot of the suite description, and he admitted that it is "deceptive", but dismissed us, saying, "Well, you booked through Priceline, so we can't help you." We went to the room hoping for the best. What we found was appalling. One "view" was a brick wall just outside the window. Another looked directly into a parking garage where people could see straight into our suite. The third was of an alley with a dumpster (photos attached). This is entirely unacceptable given that this was one of the hotel's highest-tier rooms. We left the room and returned to the front desk. The front desk agent apologized and called a manager, who initially said we could wait for a different room. Moments later, they reversed course and told us there was nothing they could do--we'd have to contact Priceline for assistance. I asked if we could switch to a different room category and they offered a basic Stay Well Studio on a higher floor. We agreed but asked for a price adjustment, since the Stay Well Studio is about half the price of the Panoramic Suite. Again, we were told to call Priceline. I called Priceline, and their agent contacted the Vdara. They said a manager named Sherry would contact us in the morning about moving us to a Panoramic Suite for the remainder of our stay. We never received a call from any manager. Because of the back-and-forth with the front desk and having to call Priceline to resolve the issue, our check-in process was significantly delayed. As a result, we didn't receive our luggage until after 5:00 PM. When our bags finally arrived, I discovered that my brand new Tumi suitcase had been damaged. The protective cover--designed to safeguard it--was literally melted onto the surface of the suitcase. Since we had tickets to multiple shows that evening and it was now after 5pm, I was not able to report the damage until the following morning. I reported the damage to a manager at the front desk the following morning. I had to wait 45 minutes sitting on a bench in the lobby for someone from security to arrive, come up to our room to inspect the damage, take photos, and have me complete a witness statement. When I asked what the next steps were regarding my claim, I was told, "I don't know, I just take the report." At checkout, I again inquired with the front desk about how I could follow up on the damage claim, and no one was able to provide a contact name, reference number, or any information regarding what would happen next. We ended up staying in the Stay Well Studio for the entirety of our trip. The room was not particularly clean and had white stains running down the side of the bed and sofa (photos attached). It's now been two weeks since our stay. I've contacted Priceline four separate times, only to be told that the Vdara has been unresponsive to their inquiries. All I am asking for is a refund for the difference in room cost between the Panoramic Suite and the Stay Well Studio. But no one at the Vdara is willing to take responsibility or even respond. This was supposed to be a joyful celebration for my mother. The level of indifference from the staff and management coupled with the misleading advertising of room categories is not acceptable. Future customers should be aware that booking a Panoramic Suite does not guarantee panoramic views. I'm extremely disappointed to say that after years of loyalty, I will never stay at Vdara again. read more

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If I could give 0 stars I would. Do not book with the Secret Suites at VDARA. If you happen to have an emergency, and give them 72+ hr notice, they ignore your calls and refuse to call you back, and will keep your money. Total scam and thief. If you want to stay at VDARA go through the actual hotel, don't use the Secret Suites. Terrible customer service, they don't answer to emails, nor return phone calls and force you to keep your reservation even if you are in the hospital and can't make it. Never again using that company. I called the VDARA hotel front desk and the lady who picked up said "yeah they are tricky yo get a hold of and ignore customers". That unsatisfactory level of customer service speaks volumes of owner incompetence, and lack of customer retention and care. I called to get a toaster, silverware and plates. Hospitality brought me a skillet to toast my bread and plastic spoons and forks. Needless to say, I was insulted at the subpar service. Never again coming back to Vegas. It's become over priced, only for elite set of groups or UPPER UPPER middle class that have loads of money to throw in the trash. Bring back the Mobsters where they kept things affordable for the common folks. read more

5 star? Oddly interesting the room was not as good as a 3 star. Here is why: My bed sheet had a hole. Upon checking in, I found 5 hair in different places: pillow, glass, various towels in bathroom. No light on and off switch on the night stand light - we had to get up to use the switch by the door. Mini fridge doesn't open. Service is bad too. I won't go into it right now. I will not return. read more

Just wrapped up a 5 night stay, and we really e joyed this spot. It was our first time, but won't be our last. The room was spacious and clean, and we loved being in a non casino hotel. Staff was helpful and informative. The bar in the lobby was great. read more

I am being generous because I cannot give a lower score . Be careful if you stay here. It looks cheap but it's not!!! Up charges of $50 resort fee so you can get WiFi . Not optional. $8 coffee no refill at the shop. $18.00 coffee packet in the room. Wait in a long line in before you check in. Front staff not nice read more

This place is spacious and a great view of the Bellagio fountain. Most places I found around the strip do not always have a fridge, microwave or stovetop. There is a kitchen to use which is so convenient. The kitchen has the fridge, stovetop, sink and microwave. I don't use the stovetop but fridge and microwave are two very convenience appliances. The view of the fountain from our room is so nice. The staff are nice and helpful. read more

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I entered the lobby and appreciated that it was a more "regular" hotel than the casinos -- but close enough to Aria and frankly Bellagio to be near casinos. Sometimes it is nice to come into a place and hear some peace and quiet when you are at a Conference -- which I was. Okay -- so I checked in and was upgraded by the amazing lady who checked me in. She was super. I was upgraded because she wanted to get me a room and knew I had been flying all night but other rooms were not ready. I was upgraded to a fountain view of Bellagio and baby it was WONDERFUL. First of all I love shades that move with a button -- YESSSSSS! Secondly the room was nice and clean. Bathroom good size. Sitting area nice -- and this is an all suite hotel so it was nice to have a small kitchenette. I was at a conference, as stated below, so it was great for me. The TV was warm and inviting with location between the room and sitting room. Amenities were great and housekeeping was quick with bringing up shampoo etc. The 24 hour food location downstairs was expensive but had everything I needed. The fries and hot dog at the bar are AMAZING. The starbucks was always too busy for me but it was apparently fulfilling everyone's wishes. Overall I will definitely stay here again. read more

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The location is what makes this place ideal, and why we would stay here again for this price point. It has a walk way to Bellagio and the Cosmo, as well as a tram to MGM. And it's right across from Aria. Loved being so close to a few favorite places. This hotel is also nice because it's small, non smoking, and easy to navigate. No crowds or loudness. They came by to do housekeeping when we pressed the button and never bothered us. They also brought up robes quickly when requested. Pillows are pretty good. Shower is nice. Makeup mirror with a light was helpful. We didn't get around to using the soaking tub. Now for the not so good parts. The rooms are good with a nice view of the strip, but feel a little dated. The bed is comfortable enough, but linens could be softer. No coffee machine in the room which was annoying. We weren't going to pay $20 a day to use what would of course be mediocre coffee. The maid also turned the Fiji water bottle on the sensor which caused a charge. We didn't drink the water. It was $15 so we didn't feel like arguing about it. Blackout curtains don't work well so make sure you bring eye masks. The hidden fees are legit. We got an amazing deal on Priceline but still paid with the resort fees and mandatory valet. But most hotels in Vegas do the same. read more

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We stayed at the Aria but we stopped by the Vdara to check it out. Honestly it was a pretty chill spot. It wasn't as crowded as the Aria, no slots, and it was very clean. I would consider staying here the next time in Vegas for a much relaxing spot. read more

Check in is supposed to be after 3 pm. We are waiting 2 hours already for our room - supposedly privately owned and they don't rush to clean it. It's not ready and we're waiting like homeless people.. And it's December 22nd... Update: we got checked in after the long wait. We were offered vouchers for food, which was a nice gesture. The room has an amazing view, huge bathroom and comfortable bed. Having a complimentary valet is also a huge plus. read more

I have never laughed harder at the idea of a 5-star rating for a place. These rooms are old, beat up, filthy, and cheap. The staff have all been nice and super pleasant to interact with but that's about the only positive to this place. Everyone has their own standards, and I don't know what your house looks like - to each their own - but this bathroom is gross to me. The uncleaned filters, the gunk build up, lumpy-bumpy-and stained toilets!!! What is that white substance all over everything?????? Why are the shower heads allowed to look like that?? What about the floors? Omg honestly, it's awful. Want a robe? Need to call down to get one. It'll be scratchy and thin. Want slippers? Call down. Want *soap*? Call down. Want bath salts? Call down. Want PLATES AND UTENSILS with your in-room dining? Spend $125 (or call down to housekeeping). It's just cheap and ridiculous. The rooms are depressing. The suites do not make it any better. Honestly avoid at all costs. If you're used to genuine 5-star hotels then this place will be laughable. You cannot control bedside lights from the bed, you cannot control blinds or anything else from the bed. Terrible design, layout, and features. But the dirtiness is truly what puts me over the edge here. If you face the pool you will hear a ridiculously loud emcee every few minutes + music. I have faced pools in both the Aria and Four Seasons and haven't heard any noise. This is a Vdara problem. If you face the fountain then you experience black out shades *that do not black out*, it will be bright in those shade gaps!! read more

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We love staying at Vdara because it caters to family friendly with no casino. I gave 3 stars because we stayed in two bedroom suite. One of the bathroom have permanent yellow stains on the toilet seat. As you can see in this pictures. Ewww nasty!... Vdara you are billionaire casino. Come on! Void room 43009. Please change the toilet seat!Not to expensive to change! read more

Vdara - Permanent Yellow stains on the toilet . - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Nice hotel and the service was great. We enjoyed ourselves! It was nice not having a casino in my opinion because the hotel had a pleasant smell rather than smoke which is always nice being in Vegas! read more

Sad what has become of this property. We've stayed at this resort a few times and always loved it. That's why we go back. But this may have been the last time. They simply are not keeping up the rooms and service. We booked a fountain view studio which we were excited about. On previous stays we've had the fountain view and it's fun to watch. On this stay they offered us an upgrade to a panoramic suite, which ended up on the 6th floor). Awful! Unless you want to stare at a wall of windows at the Aria (see pics). The room was also dirty and run down. On the nice side, it is a good location with easy access to the Bellagio and Cosmopolitan. They also provided complementary clothes detergent and dryer sheets for the in room laundry. I think will try something different on our next Vegas stay. read more

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Absolutely horrible. Got in room settled in and toilet was broken, then pull out bed was stained and had food in it. They switched us rooms ,and trash was not empty, and had medical supplies in it, then fridge was broken. Spent two hours up and down elevators switching rooms. Not easy with a person with a disability with me. Next day asked for housekeeping in morning. Called 5 times throughout day and it's now 8:00 and still no one here. Spent hours on phone, on hold, in line trying to get fixed. They always feel bad, but still no follow through. I had higher expectations. read more

Vdara - Trash - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We come here often. This time it was for a baseball tournament . 2 of the front desk ladies Allyssa and Sahar remember us and greet us like friends. We always feel welcome and taken care of . Unfortunately this visit was different. After a lovely early check in with Allyssa we went to our room. I tried to shower after my travels but my shower wouldn't get hot. Then when I tried to call Maintenance our room phone didn't work. After calling on my phone we were assured both issues would be addressed. We went to the pool and had a nice dinner and went to bed. The next morning before an early day at the field I had a miserable cold shower at 6 am. On the way to the ball fields I visited Amber at the front desk. After telling her about the issues she said " you have 2 showers in your suite " I guess I was supposed to use my son and daughter in laws shower? I replied we paid for a suite and I wanted my shower fixed. She then said " oh you were upgraded" and I said we paid for the upgrade and expect 2 working bathrooms. I work in customer service and would never argue with a customer. So after our uncomfortable conversation I left it in her hands. When we returned for the day , everything was unaddressed still. Also our room hadn't been cleaned at 3:30. We had to ask housekeeping twice that afternoon for more towels and finally at 5:00 a lady came to clean our room. By the way she did an excellent job and I don't think the oversight was her fault. Fortunately when I went back to the front desk to address the shower for the 3rd time Sahar was there and she came through and she was able to get maintenance to our room to fix it. Our phone was never fixed. We feel there was a huge disconnect with customer service and communication this visit. I hope it is just a hiccup or we will find a new Las Vegas home. read more