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In today’s video, we’re reviewing The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, one of our favorite hotels on the Strip thanks to its central location, spacious rooms, balconies, and huge selection of restaurants and bars. We’ll tour multiple room types, share strategies for booking through programs like Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts and Virtuoso, explain how status and upgrades work, and show you the indoor walkways connecting Cosmo to Bellagio, Vdara, Aria, and the tram. We’ll also visit Block 16, Eggslut, District Donuts, Secret Pizza, Ghost Donkey, The Barbershop, Beauty & Essex, and the hidden Ski Lodge before giving the Cosmopolitan its final Sebby Score.
Timeline
0:00 Start Here
0:30 Location
1:17 The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Executive Suite
5:41 Booking
7:50 Property Tour
11:13 Standard Suite
18:01 Block 16
19:32 Breakfast
22:06 Eggslut
24:03 Milk Bar
25:21 Sebby Score
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I wouldn’t call terrace one bedroom suite a standard suite at Cosmo, consider from the bottom it is city room < city studio < city suite < executive suite < terrace studio < terrace one bedroom suite < terrace angle one bedroom suite < terrace suite < wrapped around. You were at boulevard tower facing west. At boulevard tower, there are certainly terrace studio with fountainview as well, that's what I had a month ago
🔷 Love Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan.
Best late night snack! 🍕