The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas An In Depth Look inside The Cosmopolitan

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas redefines luxury on the Las Vegas Strip. The 3,027-room behemoth is a destination all its own, with a glamorous 100,000-square-foot casino, 30 dining venues, six bars, two stunning outdoor pools, and more Instagram-worthy spots than you can fit into a weekend getaway. For young, well-heeled travelers in search of a little Vegas risqué, the Cosmopolitan is the ultimate option. The city's famous boulevard is lined with over-the-top resorts that compete to outshine one another with various displays of grandiosity. But for the new generation of well-heeled Las Vegas travelers, replica Eiffel Towers and synchronized fountains are no longer considered impressive. Instead, travelers are seeking sophisticated, social-media-savvy spaces that offer top-notch entertainment and dining. The Cosmopolitan's striking Black Lobby is a far cry from the cheesy, themed reception spaces of some of its neighbors. Gigantic columns with LED screens portray a never-ending series of abstract art, which is reflected across the room's gleaming surfaces. The lobby gives way to the intriguingly beautiful Vesper Bar and then to the Casino, where marble floors and a ceiling of chandeliers seem to glimmer as crowds walk past. In very Un-Vegas-like fashion, the Casino features floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Strip. The Cosmopolitan has one of the best locations on the Strip, wedged between the iconic Bellagio and the trendy Aria. The Cosmopolitan is within walking distance of the Strip's best attractions, dining and nightlife. Visitors don't really need to rent a car, as taxis and rideshare services are ubiquitous. Most of the Cosmopolitan's rooms are suites, but the hotel does have one standard category known as the City Room. The City Rooms are the hotel's smallest at 460 square feet and feature two queen-size beds and an en-suite bathroom. Studio Suites, one of the hotel's most popular room types, have a half-wall that divides the living and sleeping spaces. The next level up, the one-bedroom suites, have a full wall with a door between the two spaces. Otherwise, the size and square footage isn't much different. Of course, since this is Vegas, the Cosmopolitan has a multitude of high roller suites, the largest of which is the three-bedroom 3,700-square-foot Chelsea Penthouse. The 100,000-square-foot space takes up most of the hotel's ground level and serves as a thoroughfare from the front of the resort to the back. In the Casino, every available space seems to glimmer. Crystalline chandeliers adorn the ceiling, reflective marble floors swirl in glittery patterns, and natural sunlight pours through floor-to-ceiling windows. Within the Cosmopolitan's Casino, there are 1,300 slot machines, dozens of table games, a race and sportsbook, and a swanky high-limit lounge. The Boulevard Pool is the largest and most popular. It's a fun space with an upbeat atmosphere, sometimes there's a DJ, and a multi-level sun deck. It has its own bar, plus there's an adjacent restaurant and lounge area with pool tables and multiple flat-screen TVs, as well as private cabanas for rent, cushioned purple daybeds for rent, and in-water lounge chairs. The atmosphere is social and a tad sceney, but it's never rowdy or over-the-top. In the wintertime, the Boulevard Pool transforms into an outdoor ice skating rink. Marquee Dayclub Pool, which is an extension of Marquee Nightclub. Marquee is a 21-and-older dayclub with a non-stop party atmosphere. Its multi-level pool deck hosts one of Vegas' hottest daytime parties. Though like the Boulevard Pool, Marquee is seasonal. The Chelsea Pool is intended to be the hotel's family-friendly quiet oasis. The Chelsea Pool is ideal for guests who want to escape the sea and be-seen environs of Vegas. There are no loud music venues or exotic parties, and there's a casual bar where guests can eat and drink in their bathing suits. Chelsea is the Cosmopolitan's only pool that's open year-round. The Cosmopolitan is home to some of the most noteworthy restaurants on the Strip. New York hotspots like Beauty in Essex, Blue Ribbon, Momofuku, Milk Bar, Scarpetta, and STK are buzzy eateries that attract travelers from all over the world. Other popular names include Nashville's Hattie B's, Los Angeles' Egg Slut, and Portland's Pok Pok Wing and Lardo. Additionally, celebrity chef Jose Andres has three restaurants within the hotel — China Poblano, A by Jose Andres, and Jaleo. Wicked Spoon is the Cosmopolitan's answer to the compulsory over-the-top buffet. It's regularly lauded as one of the best buffets on the Strip, and isn't as insanely prized as some of its competitors. Rose Rabbit Lie, a speakeasy-style supper club, offers different dining experiences several nights per week. In total, the Cosmopolitan has 26 dining venues. Sahara Spa and Hamam is the Cosmopolitan's desert-inspired spa and Turkish bath. An oasis from Sin City chaos, the Sahara Spa offers all kinds of treatments, including massages, body rituals, facials, and detoxifying skin enhancements. But the spa's most enticing treatments are the ones that take place in its hamam. The spa offers several hamam experiences, which can be booked privately or for up to three people. The Turkish-inspired space contains a heated stone slab, two whirlpools, multiple steam rooms, and stone lounge chairs. Guests looking for an upgraded spa experience can book one of Sahara's spa suites, which are equipped with private massage rooms, entertainment spaces with glass screen TVs, jetted whirlpools, and private outdoor balconies. For salon services, Sahara's adjacent Violet Hour Salon offers hair, nails, and beauty treatments, like blowouts, manicures, and pedicures, and waxing services. There are two fitness centers on site, one in the Boulevard Tower and one in the Chelsea Tower. The gym in the Boulevard Tower is the smaller of the two, but it's open 24-7. The gym in the Chelsea Tower is located near the spa and is the hotel's larger, main fitness center, though it isn't open 24-7. Both fitness centers feature modern Technogym cardio and weight training equipment, upright and recumbent bikes, and free weight areas. The Cosmopolitan has over 240,000 square feet of meeting space spread across three floors. The second floor has 10,000 square feet of common space, with nine individual meeting rooms that can be closed off or opened up depending on the conference or convention size. The third and fourth floors feature four ballrooms and pre- and post-event space. Additionally, the Chelsea, the hotel's unique theater space, is available to rent privately. 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