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    Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

    4.2 (1k reviews)
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    Linda B.

    We chose this hotel because it did not have a casino. We wanted something quieter and smoke free. Service was great. We were upgraded to a higher floor with a great view. We appreciated the welcome treats that awaited us in the room. The lobby was surprisingly small and underwhelming, not understated. The hotel's stock photos of the lobby make it appear to be a lot larger when it fact it's quite small, especially in Las Vegas. It was not small like an understated Four Seasons lobby, but small like a Courtyard by Marriott lobby (which I've also stayed at but didn't pay Waldorf prices so expectations were different). The spa was lovely. Smaller but quiet and had a cool smaller indoor pool with anti gravity reclining chairs underwater in the pool The gym was nice. Took a complimentary class on roller stretching - great teacher. Met some nice residents who live in the Waldorf and regularly attend the classes in the gym. The outdoor pool was fine but small. The stock photos are taken at an angle and cropped to look larger. The complimentary hotel car service was never available. Not worth trying. Overall, it was a good stay. Not what we anticipated, doesn't compare to other Waldorf properties we have stayed at, but still fine. Next time, we will stay elsewhere though.

    The Suite!
    Sarah I.

    Absolutely stunning hotel. I was upgraded to a suite so obviously I'm uber happy! My suite was a corner suite with a view of the strip. The front desk staff was awesome! He did everything he could to make my stay better. Minute had a luxury bathroom with a deep tub, complete with bath salts. My bedroom had a King bed with a dressing table area and seating. My living room had a sofa with another TV and a complete bar. A huge plus- unlike most other hotels the Waldorf offers in room coffee. Woo Hoo! I absolutely loved my stay here

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    Jonathan B.

    Two stays in 3 months and I've found my new hotel in Vegas... Caveat: I'm usually here for business and I don't want a casino in my hotel. It makes it more crowded and louder -- fine if I'm here for vacation but not for business The Waldorf is on The Strip but tucked away so not as visible, just before the Aria loop. There's a small but functional lobby which doesn't invite drop-ins. Take the first elevator up to the third floor which is where the conference rooms are and a restaurant/coffee shops. From the third floor, there's a separate elevator bank to the guest floors. The rooms themselves are big and well appointed. An actual desk area with plenty of power and some of the fastest WiFi on the strip. One small complaint: it took a while to find the controls for the drapes -- they are on the far wall near the coffee machine. For a frequent traveler, they have most of the little things: toiletries, umbrella (yes you sometimes need it in Vegas), bedroom slippers, etc. I ran out of toothpaste and the front desk gave me one. The catering for the business meeting was above par. No rubber chicken. The pesto salmon was a standout. I interacted with a half dozen or so staff members who were all very nice.

    Broken cabinetry; door just fell off
    Jaynar S.

    What a pain to walk to from the Aria; and it's next door in the same complex. There are no signs from inside the Aria, then the exterior signs only show the long stairwell; it was difficult with luggage! There were also no signs for the elevator, and the bottom of the escalator is missing a sign to turn around. For a valet-only parking hotel, the lobby does not have enough seating for all the people waiting for their cars. The front desk staff was friendly, but mechanical, and simply "did their job." The room was nice and clean, and we had a great view, however for a high-end luxury hotel, my expectations were higher. The room had a broken shelf and the door just fell off (see photo). The coffee & tea pot was also dirty. Also, our closet door didn't close because the hinge was broken. Finally in the bathroom, the handheld in the tub didn't work either. The pool on the 8th floor was nice, and their staff was friendly and courteous, but there wasn't enough of them, so it took a while to get our drinks. They offer free sunscreen which was nice. The fitness center was cool and had unique machines and equipment. We enjoyed the courtesy fruit infused-water. We ate at the Zen restaurant (which was way overpriced). See my review on it. Overall, it's a fancy hotel that needs TLC and proper upkeep. For that price point, I recommend another hotel.

    Tonitini C.

    My new favorite local spot of 2026. A lot have changed, but the vibe remains the same. Love the staff and Kaden took care of our evening. We will for sure be back, or I'll for sure be back. I was not able to take a photo of the truffle fries, but it was glorious.

    Jon F.

    I stay at this hotel every time I come to Vegas now. Non gaming and non smoking hotel that is especially friendly to families. Also it's right next to Aria for convenient next door gaming options. My only pet peeve is that I have to enter through two separate floors and elevators to make it to the main elevator that takes you to the guest rooms. Prime location with a known high end branded hotel.

    Elisa G.

    I'm in love with the Waldorf Astoria hotels and this Vegas location makes me even more excited to be a Hilton Honors member. I was here when it was The Mandarin Hotel and it looks as pretty now in fact I can't really tell the difference. The front desk staff is awesome! I loved meeting Kristale who was here during the Mandarin days. She's so delightful! Our room is so beautiful and so spacious and luxurious!! We have a great view of the Aria and the Park MGM. ***Update after staying there for three nights... It's run more like a Hilton hotel definitely not a Waldorf Astoria. I liked our room but the bathroom was weird and the hot water faucet wasn't turning on the entire time. They could've done a better job design designing the elevator system when they took over the Mandarin Oriental which was much nicer! There are two restaurants that are closed. The management doesn't seem to really care about assisting guests like the Waldorf would. I think my biggest issue was that we were not able to get late check out on Monday. They said if it was under my name (I have achieved Diamond level) they would extend to 12 noon but since it was under BF's account (he has gold status) they would only give us until 11 AM so they had the capability but they chose not to extend it graciously. I thought that was disappointing and unprofessional of the front desk to handle it that way. I'm sure any other Waldorf Astoria would have handled the situation more positively.

    Ciara W.

    My favorite afternoon tea experience this far! The were very accommodating of our party of 15 people. The food was delicious and the tea choices had wonderful variety. Very colorful and the experience was full of whimsy. Everything we ate was super tasty and quite filling. Service was stellar. My family comes everytime we're in Las Vegas as it's one of our favorite traditions now!

    The Nutcracker Nightcap was ah-mazing!  The bartenders shared the recipe, and we all made the fun cocktails on Christmas at our house.
    Helen O.

    Afternoon Tea service! Made Christmas even more spectacular. My cousin and I are both Gluten free and the tower of food was spectacular - visually beautiful and delicious. Service was amazing! Decorated beautifully.

    Chicken strips at pool
    Joshua T.

    First time here. Used points for our stay. Upon getting to the hotel, our room wasn't ready which was expected since we got in at around 12. We checked in, and headed to the pool. We hung out at the pool for around an hour and our room wasn't ready ready at 1:20om. We got upgraded to the panorama suite on the 22nd floor due to diamond status which was nice and the room and view are awesome! Got to our room, unpacked and headed back to the pool. Overall our stay was great and we will keep the Waldorf Vegas in mind for our next Vegas vacation!

    Veronica P.

    I can say enough amazing things about this hotel. The moment we arrived we were greeted with welcoming smiles. The concierge at the front desk was professional, friendly, and you can tell she truly loved her guests. Our room was beautiful with a view of the strip and the hotel even provided champagne and some chocolate as a surprise. Even though there is no casino, I almost preferred it! No smoke!!! Definitely coming back here when we visit again!

    Ben Y.

    I was debating between 4 or 5 stars and i think ultimately the deciding factor is whether you want a more "quiet" vegas vacation or to be in the middle of the action. The Waldorf is more for Angelenos looking for a quick and relatively quiet weekend getaway. If you are coming from somewhere further away specifically for the vegas experience i'd pass on the Waldorf as there's nothing here. The hotel is located in the Crystals complex... there's no smoking no casino and the Crystals is a high end shopping mall that's basically a ghost town. Circling back to the hotel itself, the service was top notch and for those that play the credit card game it's a good option for AMEX FHR and Hilton Diamond members. You can stack the food credits for both programs and if coordinated correctly, the effective cost of your trip can be substantially reduced. The rooms are pretty nice and the pool is a nice quiet oasis amongst the hustle and bustle of vegas

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    Ask the Community - Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

    Do they serve high tea?

    Yes

    Do they still have the champagne vending machine?

    You would have to call and get the answer to that. I didn't see a champagne vending machine personally, but that doesn't mean they don't still have it..

    Is room service available?

    Yes

    Are kids allowed at the pool (accompanied by adults)?

    Yes. There are 2 pools. One is for adults only.

    Do you require reservations for the pool?

    Hello Tony, Pool loungers are on a first-come, first serve basis. Cabanas can be reserved for a… 

    How have the Hilton Diamond benefits changed in the COVID era? Do people feel this hotel is taking appropriate precautions?

    Hello Nicole, thank you for your questions. First and foremost, the health and safety of our guests and Team Members is our number one priority. We are implementing Hilton CleanStay, an industry-leading cleaning and sanitation program developed… 

    Do they have any chargers for electric vehicles?

    Parking is valet only with Tesla destination chargers. The Aria next door has self parking with multiple Chargepoint chargers in the parking garage.

    What's the difference between king bed with strip view room and the waldorf junior suite with a king size bed?

    I cannot remember which type of room I had but I did not have a strip view eventhough I overlooked the rooftop of another hotel on the strip. My room had a huge bathroom with double sinks, separate glass doors for commode and shower and the soaking… 

    Where can I find the food/tea flavors/champagne menu for the Tea lounge?

    You will find the full menu on the website at: https://www.waldorfastorialasvegas.com/dining/tea-lounge/

    Do they have two beds in a room?

    Yes, you can request two queens or a king!

    Checking into the mandarin on Monday so will share my reviews. Anyone know if the pool is open and usable now?

    Yes. It was open and usable today! Enjoy!

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    Review Highlights - Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

    Stayed here because I heard great things about the mandarin oriental before it became the Waldorf Astoria.

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    I have heard so many good things about the Cosmo and finally got to stay here!…read more We were able to get a fountain view room and it's definitely worth the upgrade if you make the swing for it. Service was fairly friendly and the room was nice. The property has a lot of amenities for both fine dining and more affordable options with the infamous Block 16 for food area. I will say it's a good place to stay if you want to be in all the action of the strip and it also a chique lively atmosphere. But if want a more laid back experience you may want to stay more on the north/south end of the strip or something like Vdara.

    Unsafe balconies beware…read more Per security direct quote: "this happens at least once every three months". My experience at this hotel was extremely concerning because of a serious safety issue with the balcony door. I stepped onto the balcony, and when the door closed behind me, it locked, leaving me trapped outside. It was approximately 110°F. Fortunately, I had my phone with me and was able to call for help. Had I not had my phone, this could have become a dangerous situation very quickly. When I reported the issue to the manager, rather than showing concern, she was condescending and made me feel as though I had somehow caused the problem. I specifically told her that I did not believe another guest should be placed in that room until the balcony door was repaired because it was unsafe. I had paid extra for a room with a balcony, yet I could not safely use it for the remainder of my stay. Because I was traveling for work and had a very demanding schedule, changing rooms at the last minute was also extremely difficult. I just chose not to use the balcony anymorez What bothered me even more was being told that if I filed a formal safety report, they would not be able to refund the additional amount I had paid for the balcony. That placed me in an unacceptable ethical position: either report a legitimate safety hazard so another guest would not be placed at risk, or remain silent in order to receive a refund. Of course, I chose to report the safety issue. After considerable discussion, I was eventually refunded approximately $130 related to the balcony charge. However, the way the situation was handled--particularly the manager's dismissive and condescending attitude--was unacceptable. I would not stay at this hotel again. Even if my work required travel to the same area, I would choose another property.

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    The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

    (5.5k reviews)

    $$$

    The Strip

    First stay at The Venetian -- and definitely not our last…read more This was our first time staying at The Venetian, and overall, we had a really great experience. We were in Las Vegas for a concert at the Sphere, and one of the main reasons we chose to stay here was the convenience. Being able to walk through the resort and get around without relying on Ubers was a huge plus, especially on a busy concert night. Check-in was smooth, the staff we encountered were friendly and welcoming, and our room was clean, comfortable, and spacious. We were also upgraded, which was a very nice surprise. The highlight had to be the view of the Sphere from our room -- absolutely perfect for the concert we were attending. The Venetian is an experience in itself. The resort is massive, beautifully designed, and there's plenty to explore without even having to leave the property. For us, the ability to walk around, grab something to eat or drink, explore the resort, and head to the Sphere without worrying about transportation made the stay that much more enjoyable. We typically stay at MGM properties when we're in Vegas, so trying The Venetian was a change of pace for us. Based on this first experience, I'm glad we gave it a shot. Friendly staff, clean rooms, unexpected upgrade, an incredible Sphere view, and an extremely convenient location for a concert. We'll definitely be back. The Venetian has officially earned another Vegas stay from us.

    I get the hype for this hotel now. They've literally got it all here! You'll never be bored and you…read morewon't have a need to leave the resort. From delicious food choices to great entertainment and a clean casino, I was a happy camper. I also loved their hotel rooms! We stayed in a regular room which I've heard all rooms are suites. It had a dedicated living room which I loved and the bathrooms were huge. This truly felt like a vacation to me. The best part is it is walking distance to the Sphere, so if you're going to a show at the Sphere, staying here is ideal as it's conveniently located to it. Only con was the price of the parking during your stay.

    M Resort

    M Resort

    (1.8k reviews)

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    This is the first time staying here and I am really pleased!…read more The staff at check in and valet are super friendly! The lobby is gorgeous. Lots of Raiders memorabilia. ( I'm a fan....so ) but wait!... the scent as you walk in, very slightly there, and I can't even name it, but it's PERFECT. We got a room facing the strip for the night lights, however the sunrise was the real show stopper. There are some really comfy chairs to sit right at the floor to ceiling window to take it all in ... or you can see it from the comfort of your bed. What was missing was a coffee maker and robes in the room. I like to have a cup when I wake up. We are not big gamblers, more people watchers, so we walked through the casino. I did not notice one cocktail waitress on the floor. Is this a new thing? A few ( and only a few) people had drinks. The bathroom is spacious and has all the things!!! I love a tub in a hotel and this tub is the perfect size and angle to lay your head back for the ultimate soak. There is a tv screen in the mirror for your morning news or music videos.... Or a window shade that can go up or down for privacy or to look directly through the room out to that view I mentioned. Ahhh. If you come, be sure to visit baby cakes ( they're in house sweets shop- conveniently located on your way to the elevators ) for gelato or ultimate baked deliciousness or coffee drinks omg it's dangerous.... Overall, a lovely hotel off the strip ( but close enough) at a great price. We will return!

    I went to M for a concert and was greatly disappointed in the whole experience…read more I understand that M is not entirely responsible for every aspect of the concert experience but there are a few things worth mentioning. I'll start with the parking and the way traffic was directed. For this specific concert it was very confusing, and the lack of signage did not help. Getting out of the parking garage was the most difficult and it took about 30 minutes. Also, when the concert was announced online, there was no mention that it would be held at the pool. So this concert was held by the pool in 107° weather and it was not fun at all. I could be wrong about this, but the band only played 1 hour 20 minutes and I think it's because it was so darn hot. And I was not happy about this at all. If I was overheating being in the audience, I can't even imagine how much hotter it was up on stage with the lights, smoke, leather pants... lol. So in the future, if there is a concert held at the M I would make sure to research and make sure that it's not at the pool in summer. So basically, I paid $175 per ticket to go see a band at the pool totally not worth it especially since they only played less than two hours. For those who wanna know I saw Stone Temple Pilots and unfortunately it was not worth my time or money. After this experience, not only will I probably never go to the M resort to see a concert, but I also will never again go and see Stone Temple Pilots. If you're gonna pay almost $200 per ticket and spend three hours of your time preparing and driving there you gotta at least give me two hours of your time for it to be worth what you're charging. The other thing I want to mention is the security guards and customer service staff weren't very efficient in crowd control. People were just gathering right in front of us who paid $175 for their tickets and it took about 30 minutes to get all these clowns out of the way so the rest of us could enjoy the concert. In my personal opinion this might've been one of the worst concerts I've ever been to and it really left a bad taste in my mouth concerning STP. Sadly I believe STP died the day the original front man died. RIP Scott Weiland. You are greatly missed.

    Fontainebleau Las Vegas

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    (1.1k reviews)

    $$$

    The Strip

    We're BILT members. My husband vaguely remembered we had VIP access. I asked at the concierge and…read morethey assured me we did not have it. But we looked it up later and we did. So it's kinda weird the concierge is not completely knowledgeable, but maybe it's unfair for me to expect them to know my own details. It's not like there are other BILT members out there or anything. I think we missed out on some "freebies" and feeling VIP or whatever. Regardless, Cherry, who checked us in, did a very good job at recommending places and explaining everything for our stay with our perks; and there was a lot of explaining. When I looked back, there was a line of 20 people. I watched some Youtube reviews on Fontainebleu and there was a perfume smell...to help mask the cigarette smell. The roses were real, which was nice. Some parts of the hotel were already falling apart/broken. I was hoping for the smell of fresh air...which is why I stayed in a Las Vegas casino. I liked the hallway to our room...it got more narrow towards the end. The room itself was O.K. One room had a tray for your keys and the other didn't. The view from one room was of a dirt patch. The upgraded room had the view of the A/C units. Can they at least decorate the roof top with artwork or something? My favorite part of the hotel room was the bathtub. I basically took multiple baths a day. I went to MGM and got scented bubble bath salts. There are a lot of restaurants that are mostly $$$-$$$$. Miami Slice was good - we kept our leftovers in the fridge and it actually tasted good cold. Chez Bon Bon was my go-to place for interesting crafted coffees (lots of lavender choices for a lavender-lover) and a box of pastries with nice presentation for gifts. The workers were also very friendly. La Cote was also pretty good - I loved the watermelon salad and our server, Joey, gave lots of good suggestions and made interesting conversation. The pools at Fontainebleu were rated highly by Youtubers. I can't say they are my favorite. We went at the end of August and the heat was so intense. I think the glass windows of the hotel reflect back down onto the pool area. The pools aren't deep, which I guess is good for kids, but this isn't really the family-oriented hotel. So on Saturday afternoon, the pool area was full of people standing in the pool with the water at waist level. I guess this is what people like to do at pools - stand in it. Who swims these days? The pool is so shallow and they have 4 life guards sitting there. Watching you stand. The workers at the hotel were all mostly friendly when you approach them. But a lot of the staff kind of just do their own thing. It's been a while since I've been to Vegas, but it's kind of a stark contrast after mostly going to normal hotels for the last few decades. Getting transport to Fontainebleu was convenient. We were able to get a Zuke's. We also walked to the Bellagio from Fontainebleu at midnight when it was cooler. FYI Zuke's stops around 11-12am. Also right across the street is Tacos El Gordo which was featured on a Netflix Taco documentary. It had super long lines around 10pm. The fresh tortillas were very good and it was chaotic, but a good experience. There's also another one by the airport that might be less busy. I don't think my stay at Fontainebleu was so amazing. I think the pools at Ceasar's was better. MGM looked like more fun (and family-friendly) and less ritzy. This hotel looked like it's catering more to the clubbing age group, which I'm not in. However, Fontainebleu did seem to have less smoke smell than MGM or Ceasar's. If you have a lot of money to splurge and spending money makes you feel good, this is the place to go. If you're more of a deal-hunter who likes to get a good bang-for-your-buck, then maybe come if you have some offers or coupons from third parties.

    The Fontainebleau Las Vegas was first imagined in 2005, with the goal of bringing the iconic Miami…read moreBeach brand to the Las Vegas Strip. Construction began in 2007, but faced setbacks including the Great Recession and later the COVID-19 pandemic. Knowing its history, I was eager to experience a guest stay. Booking & Check-in:: I booked my room through a travel aggregation website. Upon arrival, the front desk quickly found my reservation. The check-in process was smooth and hassle-free. The clerk was both friendly and helpful. The main lobby is cavernous, with decor that's simple yet elegant. It creates an impression. Room Quality:: The Fontainebleau Las Vegas opened in 2023; but the room's furniture was well-kept, and free from excessive wear that might hint at heavy use. The carpet looked fresh, with no stains or tears in sight. Regarding the bed, the sheets were crisp and bright white. The mattress, pillows and duvet were comfortable. Bathrooms often show the most wear and tear, but this one was pristine. It was spacious. The layout was well-arranged. The towels looked like new, with a heavy pile and a crisp, bright white color. Sometimes when I travel, I like a room that's comfortable, but not so luxurious it makes me want to stay in all day. Other times, I want a inviting space to relax in, and the rooms here fit that bill perfectly. I found the décor, color palette, and furnishings appealing. I also think many hotel rooms lack sufficient lighting, but here there's plenty of it, along with the option to adjust it to your liking. Common Space:: Although I didn't use them myself, I was surprised to learn while walking the grounds that there are seven swimming pools on the premises. I did, however, enjoy some of the gaming options on site, as well as several of the restaurants.

    Wynn - Apparently I was quite fascinated with this rotating blinking art installation...lol

    Wynn

    (4.1k reviews)

    $$$

    Eastside

    So many things can be said about this property. For me, it's "crowded excellence"…read more There is a lot to love about this place. The beds are some of the best I think I have ever been in. The pillows are soft, the mattress feels like a cloud and the products are really nice and plush. It's no wonder so many people want to stay here. Service overall was good. Our front desk agent Gerard was a highlight. Really friendly and helpful in understanding our benefits we got with our room. Also gave us some recommendations for place to go and try as well. However, we had issues in service among other places in the property, notably the bell desk. We did have about a 2 hour delay before our room was ready so we dropped our stuff with the bell desk. The setup is weird, there is an inside person and people outside. It seems like everything goes through the outside people, we could only drop our stuff with them and pick our stuff up at checkout, we have no idea what the inside guy did except to direct us outside. Also, by the time our room was ready, we couldn't even pick up the stuff at the bell desk, only delivered to the room. It said it would take 15 minutes but we had to call and because it was "so busy" we had to wait almost an hour for it. The massive sprawling casino has a lot of games to play and a lot of different venues for everyone. Minimums are high for table games (as expected) but there is still something for everyone to play. Cocktail service was slow at times, but Sandra was friendly and quick as well as made some delicious cocktails. Overall, it really is a nice property with some great stuff. But it does feel like it doesn't know how to properly control crowds and leaving you like you were truly at a 5 star resort.

    Irs gorgeous here! I like this better than bellagio as its not so hectic and feels more laid back…read more It was easy using valet here and simple to catch a taxi. I like how this hotel is easy to navigate and they have a great buffet!

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    (15 reviews)

    $$$

    The Strip

    I really enjoyed my experience at The Reserve at Park MGM. I've previously stayed at Park MGM so it…read morewas interesting to try out the Reserve. There's a separate check-in area for The Reserve which I really liked. It was not crowded at all. Upon checkin, they gave me a coconut macaroon which was amazing! I did like that special touch. There are separate elevators going to the Reserve Rooms. However, it is still shared with some of the upper floors from Park MGM. I know that other hotels on the strip have separate elevators exclusively for separate parts of the hotel. I really enjoyed my Atelier room. It was a little bit larger than the standard room. The distinguishing factor about this room is really the bathtub in the room. However, the bathtub itself seems to be a liability for the hotel. I have to say that someone can easily slip and fall in the bathtub. Use extreme caution when using the bathtub. I loved the European french decor. The toilet was a little far away from the bed, but I suppose that is good if you are traveling with somone so when they went to the restroom, it would be less noticable (more privacy, less noise). Since they are hardwood floors, I can hear chairs being moved around from the rooms above me during my stay. I was a little bit irked. Other than that, my stay was quite enjoyable at The Reserve.

    A nice stay. I…read morestayed at The Reserve at Park MGM for two nights and had a pretty good time. I was not wowed by anything in particular, but I still enjoyed my stay. The lobby where we checked in was super dark and moody. There was a lot of seating and nice decor. It was chilly in there which felt like a nice escape from the Vegas heat. It was relatively quick for us to get checked in and receive our keys. This dark and dramatic theme is carried throughout the hotel and to the guest room areas too. We were put in Rm 30-24, which we converted into an adjoining room with Suite 30-22. Our room felt small to me. The bed takes up the majority of the room with little walking space. There is a desk, flat screen TV, sofa, and small wardrobe. The closet is pretty spacious and has some robes, slippers, and a steamer. The sofa was very stiff and honestly looked a bit dingy. There were crumbs on the seat and the pillows were incredibly old and limp. I was hesitant to sit on it! The closet felt disproportionately large for the room. I would have preferred a smaller closet to have more space in the room itself. The rooms and hallways are all so dark. There is no overhead lighting, only tiny lamps throughout the room. I am personally not a fan of this as it made the room feel even smaller and claustrophobic. I understand they are trying to make it feel ambient and moody, but the way it was presented felt more like sleeping in a cave. Inside the closet was the brightest area of the hotel! If you choose to have a conjoined room, it is impractical to keep the doors open. When the adjoining doors are open, it is impossible to use the doors facing the hallway. Everything was cramped and the doors were constantly banging against each other. The bathroom was nice with a spacious shower. The water pressure was slightly better than average, but not super strong. They provided the usual amenities: shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, shower gel, cotton swabs + cotton pads, makeup remover wipes, and a shower cap. I must say, the shampoo and conditioner were spectacular. My hair felt super soft and had no frizz when it dried. It smelled very nice too. The rest of the hotel was just okay. There is not much to do besides lay at the pool and gamble. It is pretty quiet and laid-back. That being said, the casino was pretty small. I did like that it was non-smoking though so it was not suffocating to walk through it. I enjoyed the pool area. Despite it being a hot summer day, there was plenty of seating and lounge chairs available. The music the DJ was playing was really good and the pool was super chilly. This is definitely not my first choice for a Vegas hotel but I could stay here again.

    NIRVANA HOTEL - Location

    NIRVANA HOTEL

    (29 reviews)

    The Strip

    The most unassuming quaint hotel I've ever witnessed…read more It's easy to think that going to Vegas means you have to stay on The Strip--ease of transportation, proximity to the shows, and the ambiance of "the Las Vegas" experience. However, for those of us who come to Vegas often, staying at those hotels often means higher prices and headaches with navigating around the busy traffic. Having stayed at most of the larger hotels (The Luxor, The Bellagio, Encore at Wynn, Park MGM etc) I've had my fill of the dazzling lights and boisterous crowds. I do recommend you try these hotels at least a few times to truly soak in the bustle of Las Vegas night life. For me, I prefer to stay adjacent to, but not within, The Strip. This way, I can have some comfort in a quieter setting and can call an uber at any moment to meet friends along The Strip. This was the reason I chose Nirvana Hotel. Situated right next to The Luxor and The Mandalay Bay, it is both affordable and close to the attractions I come to Vegas for. The exterior is a bit off-putting at first. You aren't greeted with the pristine fountained welcome that you expect from Vegas--the wonderful precession of marble floors, the lush green plants, the ornate chandeliers. The main check-in station is inside the souvenir shop which resembles that of a run down gas station. Service is quick and the check-in process is painless. Their doors all use numbers so you don't have to worry about misplacing your card. Just don't get so drunk you forget! The room itself is very humble: queen bed, LG tv, two night stands, a small fridge, and a walk-in shower. Clean, organized, and arranged professionally. I will definitely stay here again. Connie was at the reception and welcomed me warmly. Parking is free. That's right. FREE. For your entire duration of stay.

    Let's start with good location clean rooms and friendly check in. They have good WiFi free parking…read moreand no resort fee. This will look like to most a motel with a drive up to your room and an upstairs set of rooms. No pool . You are with in walking distance of the Four Seasons The Luxor and Mandalay Bay etc This is on Las Vegas South You can buy breakfast on site. Free coffee up in the front office with package cookies They have a mini fridge in the room. I was gone early in the morning and was back late The minus was street noise from construction and I was there on trash day so the trash truck backing up at 5:50 Am was an early morning wake up call ( I needed to be up at that time anyways) No house keeping while for my two day stay I would be happy to stay here again

    Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas - hotels - Updated September 2026

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