The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas is a high-rise hotel at the centre of The Strip, the main street that runs through the most popular part of Las Vegas. Surrounded by the Mojave Desert, with its giant saguaro cacti, the glitzy resort of Las Vegas is a neon-lit town where you can dance, drink and play all night. The hotel, which was built in 2010, has opulent modern dÈcor throughout, including an enormous, glittering chandelier in the three-tiered cocktail bar. The hotel offers live shows in the evening, and has its own nightclub with well-known guest DJs. There are numerous bars and world-class restaurants where you can get a meal or a snack, ranging from a casual burger bar to a smart supper club where you can enjoy a late-night meal. Like many Vegas hotels, it's adult-focused, but children are welcome when accompanied by an adult aged 21yrs+. A stroll down The Strip offers you the chance to ride in a gondola around a Venice-style canal, dine in a revolving restaurant more than 100 storeys high, scare yourself on some of the highest altitude thrill rides in the country, or try your hand at vintage pinball machines and video games in the Pinball Hall of Fame.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is right in the heart of The Strip, with the major attractions within walking distance. You could explore the Fashion Show Mall with more than 250 shops and eight department stores, or window shop at the luxury boutiques and designer stores in the Crystal Mall. If you're happy to venture a little further, you'll find vintage clothing and antiques in the Fremont Street area. For a change of scenery, you could take a day trip to the Grand Canyon. Here you can admire the views on a helicopter ride or step on to the clear glass Skywalk to get a bird's eye view.

Restaurant choices at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas include almost every type of cuisine, from traditional American choices of burgers or steaks, to modern Japanese. Indulge at Wicked Spoon, considered one of the most creative buffets in Las Vegas, or try one of chef David Chang's noodle dishes at the world-famous Momofuku.

You can play a game of tennis, relax in one of the three pools or enjoy a massage. There's also a gym and a spa.

The rooms at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, which were refurbished in 2018, have either king or queen-sized beds and include a minibar and Wi-Fi.