The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Name: The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Address: 3708 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $151+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

The Cosmopolitan is the Strip's chicest see-and-be-seen resort — sleek, design-led and dead-central, with stylish terrace suites (many with rare private balconies), standout dining and nightlife, and front-row Bellagio-fountain views, from $151/night.

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Is the Cosmopolitan Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The Cosmopolitan is where style-conscious Vegas comes to see and be seen. Sleek, sophisticated and packed with personality — the three-story Chandelier bar, ever-changing digital art, a buzzing nightlife and dining scene — it has carved out a distinctly modern identity in the heart of the Strip.

Its signature feature is the rooms: many are terrace studios and suites with genuine private balconies, a true rarity on the Strip, and the fountain-view options look straight across at the Bellagio show. It's a premium pick, with rates from around $151 a night before fees, but few resorts match its design and location.

Budget for the extras: the resort fee is $55 plus tax (about $62 a night) on top of the rate, and self-parking runs $20–25 a day. The trade-off is the most central address in Vegas — the Bellagio fountains are directly across the street, and Aria, Paris and the Miracle Mile shops are all within a ten-minute walk. The dining line-up (Momofuku, Zuma, É by José Andrés, plus 2025 newcomer Amaya) is one of the strongest on the Strip.

Insider tipBooking for a group? The king-bed Terrace and Wraparound suites cap at three guests — only the two-queen City Rooms and Terrace Studios sleep four.

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Upcoming Concerts

from $69

Concerts

Boyz II Men

Upcoming Shows

Comedy

Daniel Tosh

from $175

Variety

The Party at Superfrico

Restaurants at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Momofuku Asian Fusion · $$$

Wicked Spoon Buffet · $$

é by José Andrés Spanish · $$$$

Zuma Japanese · $$$$

Bars & Lounges at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

The Chandelier Cocktail Lounge

Vesper Bar Cocktail Bar

Ghost Donkey Speakeasy

Pools & Dayclubs at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Marquee Dayclub Pool & dayclub

Nightclubs at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Marquee Nightclub

Rooms

Terrace Studio

This 620-square-foot studio has one king-sized bed and a seating area with a wrap-around sofa and a flat-screen TV. The private terrace, furnished with an outdoor cushioned chair and ottoman, looks out over the city. The bathroom features a large shower and a bubbler tub.

Terrace Suite Fountain View

This 910-square-foot suite pairs one king-sized bed with a seating area — wrap-around sofa and flat-screen TV — plus a 160 sq. ft. private terrace that faces the Bellagio fountains across the Boulevard, with an outdoor cushioned chair and ottoman. There are two bathrooms, with a bubbler tub in the master bath.

Terrace One Bedroom Suite

This 610-square-foot room features one king-sized bed and a living area with a wrap-around sofa and a flat-screen TV. Its 110-square-foot private terrace offers city views and comes with an outdoor cushioned chair and ottoman. The bathroom has a large shower and a Japanese soaking tub.

Wraparound Terrace Suite

This 1,200-square-foot suite has one king-sized bed, a seating area with a wrap-around sofa and a flat-screen TV, and a separate dining area with a Sub-Zero wine chiller. The 480 sq. ft. private wraparound terrace has views of Las Vegas and an outdoor cushioned chair and ottoman. There are two bathrooms; one has a separate shower and bath.

Terrace One Bedroom Fountain View Suite

Same 610-square-foot layout as the Terrace One Bedroom Suite — king-sized bed, living area with a wrap-around sofa and flat-screen TV, large shower and Japanese soaking tub — but here the 110-square-foot private terrace, with its outdoor cushioned chair and ottoman, faces the Bellagio fountains across the Boulevard.

Terrace Studio Fountain View

This 620-square-foot studio features one king-sized bed and a seating area with a wrap-around sofa and a flat-screen TV. From the private terrace — furnished with an outdoor cushioned chair and ottoman — you look straight out at the Bellagio fountains. The bathroom features a large shower and a soaking tub.

City Room QQ

This 460-square-foot room has two queen beds and modern decor, with a flat-screen TV and a seating area. The large bathroom features a tiled shower.

Two Queen Beds Terrace Studio

This 620-square-foot studio has two queen-sized beds and a seating area, with a 110 sq. ft. private terrace overlooking the city. The bathroom features a large shower and a soaking tub.

Location

3708 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the resort fee at The Cosmopolitan?

The resort fee is $55 a night plus tax — about $62 all-in as of 2026 — charged on top of your room rate. It covers in-room Wi-Fi and fitness center access, and MGM Rewards Gold members and above have it waived.

Is parking free at The Cosmopolitan?

No. Self-parking for visitors is $20 a day Monday–Thursday and $25 Friday–Sunday ($20 flat for registered hotel guests), and valet is $40. One fee earns 24-hour in-out privileges across every MGM Resorts garage on the Strip, so the same ticket lets you park at Bellagio or Aria too.

Which rooms at The Cosmopolitan have Bellagio fountain views?

Book a Fountain View category to face the water show: the Terrace Studio Fountain View, Terrace Suite Fountain View and Terrace One Bedroom Fountain View Suite all look straight across the Boulevard at the Bellagio fountains. Standard terrace rooms and suites face the city skyline instead.

What are the best restaurants at The Cosmopolitan?

The line-up is one of the Strip's strongest — around 25 outlets in all. Standouts include Zuma (Japanese), Momofuku, É by José Andrés (Spanish), Scarpetta (Italian) and STK steakhouse, plus 2025 newcomer Amaya Modern Mexican and the Wicked Spoon buffet.

What's the minimum age to book, and can kids stay at The Cosmopolitan?

You must be 21 to reserve a room and check in. Children under 17 stay free in a parent's room with no rollaway, but there's no child-care and no complimentary breakfast — with the Marquee nightclub and party-pool scene, it leans more couples-and-friends than family resort.

What is there to do at The Cosmopolitan besides gamble?

Beyond the casino and Marquee nightclub, catch a seasonal Dive In Movie screened over the Boulevard Pool, book dinner-and-a-show at the Superfrico supper club, see live acts at the Chelsea Theater — and snap a photo with one of the giant high-heeled shoes tucked around the property.

Rating

4.2

Number of rooms3,027

Adult onlyNo.

CasinoYes.

Race & Sports BookYes, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Race and Sports Book.

RestaurantsScarpetta - Italian Momofuku - Asian American Amaya Modern Mexican - Mexican Eggslut - Breakfast Bāng Bar - Asian American Beauty & Essex - American China Poblano - Chinese/Mexican District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew - New Orleans É By José Andrés - Spanish Ghost Donkey: Mezcal & Tequila Bar - Mexican Hattie B's Hot Chicken - Southern The Henry - American Jaleo - Spanish Lardo - Deli Milk Bar - Desserts Naughty Patty's - Burgers Overlook Grill - Cafe Red Plate - Chinese Superfrico - Supper Club Starbucks - Cafe STK - Steakhouse Tekka Bar: Handroll & Sake - Sushi Va Bene Caffé - Coffee Wicked Spoon - Buffet Zuma - Japanese

EntertainmentThe Cosmopolitan has the Superfrico supper club, multiple rotating concerts at the Chelsea Theater, and headlining DJs at the Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub.

NightlifeYes, Marquee Nightclub. In addition, there are several bars. Bars include The Chandelier, Vesper Bar, Clique. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas also has a supper club called Superfrico.

AttractionsDive in Movies at the Boulevard Pool

PoolBoulevard Pool The Chelsea Pool The Pool Marquee Seasonal; typically open from 8 a.m.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes.

Tennis courtsNo.

SpaSahra Spa, Salon & Hammam offers the following treatment options: Massages - stone, aromatherapy, prenatal, specialty Facials - hydrafacial, intraceutical, microcurrent, eco-beauty, specialty Sahra Hammam Bath experiences - detox, tension relief, nourishing Body peels

ShopsYes, the Shops at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas feature a collection of stylish, luxury boutiques.

Wedding servicesYes. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas has wedding experts available to help coordinate traditional and non-traditional weddings throughout their property.

Business centerYes.

Convention roomsYes.

ConciergeYes.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceYes.

Maid serviceYes. Daily.

Luggage serviceYes.

Pets allowedYes, up to two dogs are allowed per room. Guests checking in with a dog will receive a PupJoy box that includes natural treats, toys, a pee pad and a collapsible water bowl. The fee is $100 per room, per night, per dog (2 dogs max). In addition, at check-in the guest must present documentation for current vaccinations.

In-room Internet accessYes.

Hotel amenitiesCellular telephone rental, multilingual services and a tour desk.

Complimentary breakfastNo.

24-hour front deskYes.

DoormanYes.

SecurityYes.

Currency exchangeYes.

ElevatorsYes.

Safe-deposit boxesYes.

Parking garageYes. Registered hotel guests and visitors who are self-parking or using valet at The Cosmopolitan garage will be charged the following: Self-Parking for Registered Hotel Guests: $20 per day; Self-Parking for Visitors: Monday - Thursday: $20 per day; Friday - Sunday: $25 per day. Valet: $40.00 per day. The 24-hour parking fee provides guests with in-out privileges within the same parking type (self or valet) across all MGM Resorts Las Vegas destinations within the same 24-hour period (subject to availability). Parking may be charged to a guest’s room bill. Valet parking and self-parking prices may be higher during special events.

RV parkNo.

Shuttle service to the airportNo.

Shuttle service to the stripNo.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time3 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a roomThe minimum age to reserve a room is 21.

PoliciesThe maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four, except for the Terrace Suite and Wraparound Terrace Suite and other king bedded room types in which the maximum occupancy is three. Children under 17 may share a room with their parents at no additional charge provided that no portable bed is requested. There will be an extra person fee of $50 per person (over 17 years old) after two persons, with a maximum of four allowed in a room. Rollaway beds incur a $50 charge plus tax per day. Smoking any substance, including cigarettes, cigars, pipes, e-cigarettes, hookah, vaping, marijuana and any other substance, inside a guest room is strictly prohibited. Guests are permitted to smoke lawful substances outside on their terrace, provided they (i) use the ashtray located on the terrace and (ii) close the guest room door (so smoke does not enter the guest room).

Incidental chargesThe hotel requires a credit card or a cash deposit for incidental charges.

Prices From$151

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