The Cosmopolitan is in our opinion still the best casino, plenty of staff, the girls come round offering drinks and cocktails regularly and there is such a good atmosphere!

Overall, it's a trendy choice for those seeking a lively Vegas experience.

The first time, everything was pristine and I was blown away.

The party vibe of the Cosmopolitan is fun,

From the diverse and delicious restaurants within the hotel to the overall ambiance, our weekend at the Cosmopolitan couldn't have been any better.

The venue is stunning and had a great vibe in the casino areas.

The entire resort is elegant and the service is excellent.

I can’t imagine a more comfortable, clean and stylish place to pretend I was rich.

Also check out the Vespa bar for a chilled laid back vibe!

Overall, I liked the vibe of the place and the design of the hotel from the inside, party goers crowd.

The hotel itself remains an icon on the strip and continues to have interesting artwork dotted around including a magnificent chandelier.

Since the MGM takeover and covid shutdowns, the hotel seems to have lost some of that swanky identity.

Unlike other dated & tacky establishments, The Cosmo is a uniquely modern hotel which is no more evident than when you first arrive in the foyer.

Rooms are spacious, comfortable, homely and refined with an amazing shower!!!

Artwork, design, style is perhaps indicated by the multi-story chandelier bar.

The atmosphere is worth every penny & the drinks are fabulous.

But that beat the $89 breakfast the day before at the Cafe Americano at Paris Las Vegas!

The room 100% could use some updating, absolutely nothing special about this place for the exorbitant prices they charge.

You pay for resort fee on any hotel in vegas

but the Cosmo kindly used our deposit paid for four nights against our now 3 night stay!

I was using a work booking and they didn’t accept the company virtual card, accused it of being fraud and then changed the rate!!

I did ask for a refund of our resort fee as this is supposed to cover internet connection.

Also, I thought people were crazy saying that they packed their own coffee machine, or bought one cheap in Vegas and left it behind,

For families who want to relax in a very expensive room, I would expect more.

per day 'resort fee' (also known as 'amenities fee').

They sent him to 3 different storage and the salon on property Andy no one had hairspray to sell him he had to walk to Walgreens, which made us late to our very expensive concert.

If you want to use the showers then you have to pay to use the spa ones !

I advised I did not expect them to reverse time or pay for anything specific.

Disappointingly you can’t get food late in the evening and it’s extremely expensive,

From slow check in with not enough  attendants on a Sat nite to a nasty room with old carpet, to no cleaning of the room after four requests, to finally getting tired rough old towels, the cosmo doesn’t  live up to its name or price.

NEVER AGAIN for the price you pay it’s absolutely not worth it.

Despite multiple complain to front desk I was offered earplugs 
You pay $ 1500 a night to sleep with ear plugs 

Read other reviews and noise related issues it’s just mind blowing they get a way with that

I gamble with 6 figures and paid close to $1000 a night for this room (wasn’t gambling this trip) and couldn’t receive a $30 refund.

After the repair and cleaning, the stain was still on the ledge, the light still wouldn't shut off and the marijuana was still on the patio.

2) The hotel's lobby and casino are full of a strong scent.

This time, the toilet room reeked of mold (had to break out the antihistamines due to my mold allergy), the paint was chipped in numerous places, and the sheen had just worn off.

I'm not sure if this is the type of hotel who's clientele has money to burn & are happy to pay for anything & everything when asked. .?

but that a smell sanitizer was being placed and maintenance was being called.

The place was filthy, noisy and the worst customer service I have ever experienced.

The only issue was the smell of cannabis at times on the terrace.

We couldn’t sit outside the curtains were ripped, furniture filthy, when we contacted Virgin, there answer was , well we gave then a wrap around suite.

The fact that the valet teams are still practicing these habits is disgusting and unethical.

Don’t even waste your money in the smoky casino…a poor reflection on the Marriott brand especially for a platinum elite traveler…

Booked room with skyline view and we got a concrete wall and a car park with a foul cigar smelling room, a soaked sofa and generally dirty,  changed rooms to be put pool side where from 11am to 6pm the music booms and then again at 12 till 3am.

Their room was also stinking of stale smoke.

I also really like their bath amenities- the FiveWits brand shampoo, conditioner and body wash smell amazing.

Beds are cheap old and pillows uneven and patchy

Bathtub caused the shower to surge water out of the drain that smelled on par with sewer water and left the room wreaking for hours.

We spoke to numerous cleaning staff about the smell and we even went down to reception.

Stepping onto the patio was both amazing (the view) and disappointing (it was filthy).

-- The toilet room in the bathroom reeked of marijuana.

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You must carry your key card with you EVERYWHERE.

There were not many plugs to charge smart devices or sleep machines, on one side of the bed there were no outlets at all.

They no longer have free wifi -- was charged $12.99 per day PER DEVICE.

Once at the pool… the deposit that I had to pay at the front desk obviously was meaningless as I had to pay cash and couldn’t charge to the room.

She asked me about my last name, first, and last 4 digits to card.

It was a bit disappointing to be charged for the full daily resort fee on top of the reservation considering the casino, bars and spas were still closed due to covid.

Dang COVID even let your company charge me $88 for a resort fee?

We were moved to another room that was exactly the same..Then the hotel charged me an additional $200 for incidentals (aside from the resort fee) that was not at all in the fine print of my agreement.

She confirmed when booking me ANOTHER night that the charge would fall off.

Since we were only there one night we didn’t get a player card which was a mistake on our part.

The only real annoyance was the lack of outlets near the bed for charging your phone at night.

There is a $22 charge a night if you request a high floor,

Ridiculous excuse! •	No USB charging points
•	iPod/radio clock not working
•	Damaged furniture (see photo)

There's the scam they charge you 1 bedroom suite prices and give you a regular room cause they overbooked!!

I’ve been to many hotels & have traveled & I’ve never gotten a charge like this to my account or gotten treated so poorly.

but still wasteful) unless you jiggled the handle, the icemaker in the freezer was pretty noisy at times (opening and shutting the freezer door made the sound stop), a few lightbulbs were out, and the bedroom was lacking bedside outlets for charging your devices near you overnight.

and when I checked out they charged me $59 to my card they claiming i take on their mini bar.

He said they do not take Greendot bank cards.

AMEX is still investigating the situation so hopefully I get my money back

Throughout my six-night stay, every employee I encountered was friendly and eager to assist, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

I was excited to see my room because I had heard they are spacious and well designed.

the rooms are large and very trendy , ours had a kitchenette and a beautiful bathroom and shower .

Its main charm is how quiet and peaceful it is, how huge the suites are, and the added luxury of their deep soaking tubs.

The decor is very upscale and modern with unique sliding walls so you can open the bedrooms up to the main room or slide them closed for privacy at night.

I enjoyed my stay in Palms place the moment you walk in, it smells amazing and the atmosphere is relaxing.

After arriving to the luxurious palms hotel during the check-in we are greeted by a fantastic, sophisticated, and professional host named Chanel.

I truly enjoyed the staff & and ambience of this hotel.

It was furnished beautifully and the beds were quite comfortable.

Very nice and clean and the view over the Strip is amazing and the balcony view is lovely, its fully furnished and they have ice maker and cooler it equipped with full kitchen and stove and they valet parking

The building is very cozy and with easy access to the Palms Casino with a sky-walk.

There are a lot of cool art pieces around the property as well.

Our room was more inviting for hanging with friends.

While nice and modern five years ago they were dated and showing wear.

I guess this is the sign of times in this new era.

The marble bathrooms and decor are beautiful.

Kaos night club is a must to check out if you're in to that nightlife vibe.

spent 2 days we hired a suite which was amazing up to date decor fully fitted kitchen with oven, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine.

Also walked through all the hotels on the strip one night, ending up at the the Paris Las Vegas, with he club at the foot of the Eiffel Tower which was also great.

Would not recommend completely a filthy hotel and uncomfortably stay!

But my room had dried vomit on the carpet and couch.

There are a lot of residents that smoke marijuana regularly and many of the rooms smell terribly because of it.

Also seems this is the place to come smoke weed cause the hallways and rooms reeked of it.

There was holes in the curtains, tears on the chairs, scratches on the table, tape hanging from the ceiling that was from a previous party, no cups in the drawer and worst of all when we tried out the jets in the tub within seconds the water to smell like a sewer and we immediately got out.

Completely filthy inside and outside on balcony.

My room was filthy (Tub with visible dirt ring, clean sheets to cover a dirty stained duvet comforter, hair in bedding, seating (bar stool) stained with what looked like blood, residue of something on countertop, dust EVERYWHERE! 5.

Only issue that i had was the musky smell of the room when we went in.

This did not help with the smell of marijuana entering our room.

Once inside the room was so dirty, chocolate chips left on the floor, windows were not cleaned , why have a balcony if there is no seating and filthy , gum on the floor just bad housekeeping.

Even during the day the smell in the corridors were overwhelming and nauseating!!

.The aircon grill  are dirty, ( I got an allergy ) Lots of molds,dust and rust  in the bathrooms and rooms
Dark lighting at night, 

Hotel and room is not accessible. DESPITE MY COMPLAIN , MANAGER RHEA  DID" NOTHING."

The no smoking / no casino feature means no smokey smell on you and your clothes.

Cigarette burns in the floor and master bed night stand.

Well there's a thick aroma of perfume in the lobby which was a bit aggressive.

That, along with the cigarette stench on our 1st night, are the only things that kept me from giving 5 stars.

My sheets hadn’t been changed—visible dirt on the pillowcases & they smelled.

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Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)

Guests can enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the surroundings, which adds to the charm of the stay.

Felt save on property and access to surroundings and other amenities was easy race way event was we’ll monitored and friendly.

Lacking Vegas vibes, it was a quiet, family friendly resort.

Fully furnished with crockery cutlery, dish washer, microwave ,coffee machine .also washing machine and dryer.

- Drab Dark Depressing Room - I appreciate this is maybe personal taste

Just opposite the property was The Linc and it was a beautiful sight at night with the changing colours.

Our unit was spacious, and felt like a cozy condo.

The unit was clean and spacious and the interior decor was lovely.

Apartments are very well furnished, kitchen super well supplied for any type of cooking.

The full apartment suite was spacious, clean, and well decorated, and every room has a balcony/patio.

These units appear to be recently redecorated, are clean, and aesthetically pleasing

but within a 10 minute walk from the Strip, or if you prefer not to walk,
the resort operates a free shuttle that goes to the Tropicana, and to Treasure Island several times each day.

Bed was comfortable and the room was very cozy.

There are shuttles to Treasure Island and the  Tropicana.

We had a spacious 2-bedroom 2-bath unit that was very well maintained and decorated.

Room was very spacious, like an apartment, with a fireplace and a full kitchen--very up-to-date and elegant.

A short walk or cab ride takes you to the Strip for the party atmosphere.

We enjoyed a few nights at the bar and grill and appreciated the friendly environment.

Another logistical aspect to consider is the absence of elevators for accessing higher floors of the various buildings in the resort.

Accommodation buildings do not have a lift

Stayed on the third floor at my preference; no elevators.

The resort does not have elevators, so if stairs are an issue-- especially in temps over 100 degrees F, then request a first floor.

No elevator had to walk up and down stairs.

No elevators, so if you need to be on the ground floor, let them know.

There are no elevators and each building is three stories.

but none of the building had an elevator.

Only complaint I have is no elevator and we were on the 3rd floor.

No elevator, we were on 2nd floor so had noise above and below.

The only negative is the lack of an elevator for all their three-storey buildings.

Keep in mind there are no elevators and 3 floors.

These are fully self-service apartments and if you are not on the first floor unfortunately you do have to drag your suitcase up the stairs as there are no lifts.

there was no offer of help with luggage, as I was on the 3rd floor (no elevators here) and no further anything.

There are 3 floors and no elevators, so if you have trouble with stairs, make sure you request a ground level floor.

There’s no elevator; Room interior looks good except the dryer was not working.

The only downfall there are no elevators and carrying luggage, groceries and stuff to the 2nd and 3rd floors.

And finally, as I said the rooms were not in the same area which caused the seniors with mobility issues in our group to have to go up and down the stairs ('cause they do not have elevators)!!!

My only negative is lack of elevators for schlepping luggage & groceries

I stayed at the Paris Las Vegas on a previous trip and that was a great location for all the Vegas nigh life.

Calling front desk during office hour for said dead cockroach

however i had a phone call to the room from someone who decided to kick it up a notch.

Instead of adding amenities, they are taking them away, for example, the shuttle to the strip was discontinued, therefore you have to venture on a treacherous road, and pray you make it to the strip in one piece or call a taxi.

Second call, i had someone who said they couldn't do it

There was a broken light in one of the rooms and the employee at the front desk didn’t seem to understand when we had been calling to check out (she said we needed to vacate the room even though I told her we were already on our way out),

I asked for a phone call and they sent me an email just stating I was refunded and I should have read the fine print.

Nothing that couldn’t be fixed with a call or two.

Had to call in for extra towels and laundry detergent.

The front desk takes a long time to answer the phone.

However she handed the phone over to Ryan (checking in) and asked me a few questions on reservation & if ok to allow my cousin to check in without me.

We routinely were told there was no room on the shuttles and told to call call a cab .

The staff all seems to operate on it's not my job philoshy and getting to a manager on the phone is difficult.

but it was all resolved within 30 minutes of calling the office.

I had to go online and make calls to find information regarding food and attractions.

Took 3 calls and 2 hours to get toilet paper sent to our room, really.

but i was listening to music for almost 40 min and after that call disconnected.

I had to call  the front desk because I could not find the washer and dryer.

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I’ve now discovered they’ve charged the full $100 to my account.

They said it was due to my card being declined, what a bunch of BS!!!!!

We were charged for the first night, we booked a King Deluxe room.

The ATM in the lobby charges a $5 fee per transaction, $300 maximum, $20s only.

They have lost the focus and now charge for everything-late check out-charge-early check in-charge.

It’s much quieter than the enormous resort hotels along Las Vegas Boulevard
The hotel has no casino which we really liked; there is no charge for valet parking (except tipping the guys) and the “resort tax” includes unlimited wine at the bar for an hour or so each evening.

But the resort fee i never has to remind them to charge this.

I saw a number of charges and credits from the 2 bills so I will need to check my credit card to ensure I was properly charged.

Of course in 4 or 5 days, you get credit for the 1st charge

but would also be careful to watch what I was being charged.

but we just used the steam sauna, and relaxation room free of charge for guests. Free valet parking (please tip well!)

Considering I've paid for hotels across Canada and Europe with that debit card it seemed bush league.

but the costs were a bit steep and there was also a $20 service charge - there is a 7 Eleven very close to the hotel and it probably would have been cheaper to get the groceries there.

However, I remember back when the Platinum did not charge those fees.

2)  You have to put your key card in a slot to make the AC work. We did not know this (no one told us at the front desk!)

but she had a bottle of wine and a card waiting for me and my family when I checked in.

We tried to reason with him on the daily deposit of USD 50 that is required by the hotel, as we wanted to pay this by cash as we had a debit card and this money goes on hold on the card.

The gentleman at the desk walked away with my credit card, did not say a work, came back with copies very questionable, when I to speak to a manger, he just justified the actions.

I had decided on this hotel becuz it is one of the few that offer a " house style" apartment & has sound proof walls .. those were the selling points - along with the balcony - which we enjoyed alot .. most of the new casinos have locks on the windows and balconys - so this was a bonus !

No smoky smell, it is intimate so you can enjoy the hotel without the crowd.

The suite has a furnished balcony with a view of the Strip.

It has a pool with a sauna, exterior sauna is really hot (great) and pool is nice.

I would consider staying here again if I returned to Las Vegas, I enjoyed the smoke free environment and not being attached to a casino.

Suites are very spacious, clean and well decorated, elevators are reliable and prompt.Hotel is quiet and provides a nice respite away from all the action.

:) the bar was amazing with the different colors.

I've stayed at the Flamingo a lot and did like the classier feel of Platinum and the more peaceful feel without the drunken teenage atmosphere you get on weekends at Flamingo.

but didn’t like the Vegas  decadent atmosphere.

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