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The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas Review
We’re checking out The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, including two different suite types, the property’s pools, casino, bars, central Strip location, and some of its most popular dining options. We try Block 16, District Donuts, Eggslut, Momofuku’s Restaurant Week lunch, and Milk Bar, while also breaking down the pros and cons of staying here, how Marriott Bonvoy and premium travel portal benefits can add value, and whether Cosmo is still worth booking for a lively Vegas trip focused on food, nightlife, and terrace rooms.
Timeline
0:00 Start Here
0:29 Cosmopolitan Las Vegas Executive Suite
2:43 Property Tour
5:42 Cosmo Standard Suite
8:52 Booking
9:57 Location
10:53 Block 16
17:10 Momofuku
17:57 Milk Bar
19:03 Overall
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Such stunning cinematography! Captures that signature Cosmo elegance so beautifully. A true visual escape ✨
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the visuals! ✨
Cosmo continues to shine in my book. Solid food options, awesome vibe and now a part of MGM makes it a huge plus. Ugh I hate that eggslut always has a line.
That line is definitely a test of patience! 🍳
Do you get double dip on breakfast since you booked through Amex FHR and you also have Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite? What are the current restaurant list on Amex FHR $100 dinning credit? You could have used the $100 FHR dinning credit on the check in day, not on check out day.
The breakfast was from two separate stays. 😉 Was trying out a different format for the video by separating the suite tours and then food reviews.
@MandyRoamsI see. You are doing Player 1 and Player 2 with two separate stay 😂
Thanks, this inspires my next Vegas trip!💡
Wow! Thank you 🙂
A little off topic but I’d love to see you fly JAL first class on the A350 sometime especially since you’ve flown ANA first class before!
That is definitely on my radar for a future trip! ✈️
I used to be hosted at the Cosmo until she had twins and retired early.👶👶The standard suite you showed is the one with the Japanese soaking tub and why it’s so deep. There are rooms without the wet room style shower & tub all-in-one room. Cosmo was supposed to be a timeshare property, but I think they did a good job of converting it to a hotel/casino property. You missed out on The Henry breakfast. Good service, good food (truffle tater tots and the biggest cup of Joe on the Strip!) and you can make reservations too.☕
Oh man, need to try The Henry next time haha
The Cosmopolitan rocks especially if you get a terrace room late night drinking or early morning coffee ☕️ is great. Eggslut is the best hangover food ever. Chandelier bar is great grab a cocktail 🍹 The Boulevard pool is a splash you can bring in your own drinks in a plastic cup. The vibe is exceptional.
I won’t be staying there until after their renovation/refresh which will be after they finish with the Aria. Because my gambling comps don’t cover resort fees, I want the most out of my money when I stay there! 😊
Enjoyed the review but The Cosmo and I do not get along, have stayed there one too many conferences where the housekeeping and customer service was lacking substantially. More inclined to stay at the Waldorf or Aria next door