The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is a two-tower luxury resort at 3708 South Las Vegas Boulevard, wedged into the Strip’s most walkable stretch between Bellagio and CityCenter. It opened December 15, 2010, and is managed by MGM Resorts International under ownership by Blackstone, Stonepeak Partners, and the Cherng Family Trust.
It’s the pick for travelers who want a design-forward, nightlife-heavy stay without leaving the center of the action: balconied rooms rarer than almost anywhere else on the Strip, a three-story crystal bar built into the casino floor, and a rooftop dayclub-to-nightclub pool scene that draws crowds even on weeknights.
Stats at a Glance
- Location: Center Strip, 3708 S Las Vegas Blvd, between Bellagio and CityCenter
- Operator: MGM Resorts International (owned by Blackstone, Stonepeak Partners, Cherng Family Trust)
- Opened: December 15, 2010
- Rooms: 3,033 rooms and suites across the Chelsea Tower (52 stories) and Boulevard Tower (50 stories)
- Price tier: Luxury
- Casino: About 100,000 sq ft
- Signature attraction: The Chandelier, a three-story crystal bar over the casino floor
- Headline venue: The Chelsea, a 3,200-seat concert theater
Rooms, Pool and Casino
Most rooms have a private balcony, an unusual feature for a Strip resort, plus floor-to-ceiling windows and residential-style layouts with living areas even in entry-level Terrace rooms. The 100,000-square-foot casino wraps around The Chandelier, a three-tier crystal bar that’s become one of the most photographed spots on the Strip.
The rooftop Pool District spans the Boulevard Pool, the adults-only Marquee Dayclub, and the quieter Chelsea Pool, giving guests both a scene and an escape from it within the same property.
Shows, Attractions and Dining
The Chelsea hosts touring artists, residencies, and comedy in a 3,200-capacity room, while Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub is consistently ranked among the top-grossing nightclubs in the U.S. Dining leans on name-chef restaurants including Jaleo (José Andrés), Scarpetta, Momofuku, China Poblano, and the all-day Wicked Spoon buffet.
For concerts beyond the property, see ThrillZing’s Las Vegas residency tips for planning around Strip showrooms.
Location and Who Should Stay Here
The Cosmopolitan sits mid-Strip, an easy walk to the Bellagio fountains, CityCenter, and the Toshiba Plaza approach to T-Mobile Arena; Sphere and Allegiant Stadium are a short rideshare away. It suits couples, nightlife-focused travelers, and high-end visitors most; the adult-leaning energy makes it a less obvious pick for families with young kids, even though connecting and larger suites exist.
Explore more: More Las Vegas hotel guides, T-Mobile Arena, a short walk away, Tips for Las Vegas residency shows.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas FAQs
What’s the resort fee and parking cost at The Cosmopolitan?
The nightly resort fee runs around $55 (more with tax). Self-parking is roughly $20-25 and valet around $40, though higher-tier MGM Rewards members can get complimentary parking.
Is The Cosmopolitan walkable to the rest of the Strip?
Yes. It’s one of the most centrally located resorts, directly connected to Bellagio and CityCenter, with T-Mobile Arena and the Park a short walk south.
What is The Cosmopolitan best known for?
The Chandelier crystal bar, balconied rooms, Marquee Nightclub, and a multi-restaurant dining lineup from chefs like José Andrés and David Chang.
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