Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

Quiet luxurious location right in the middle of the strip. Nice staff, good food, quick service. The spa gives some of the best massages in the world and the bed was extremely soft. Huge bathrooms in the rooms too. Very nice

An exceptional hotel offering truly world-class service. The rooms are elegant and classy, with an understated splendor that feels both refined and welcoming. Staff are attentive without ever being intrusive, striking the perfect balance of professionalism and warmth. One of the greatest pleasures on this trip was staying in a Las Vegas hotel completely free from the repulsive smoke odors so common elsewhere. The absence of a casino is a huge advantage—there’s no need to pass through a smoke-filled gambling floor just to get to your room. A refreshing and sophisticated oasis in Vegas. Book it!

Really enjoyed our 3 night stay at the Waldorf. Beautiful building, smelled so nice. Very friendly, attentive but relaxed staff through the whole hotel, including restaurant, spa, housekeeping and front desk. Short walk to Crystals mall, Aria, Cosmo. Lively rooftop bar and afternoon tea with great views. Room was spacious, clean, amazing bath products. Spa area with lots of amenities to use before/after treatment. Rooftop pools, heated (too cold for me in January but enjoyed the outdoor space). Even when we had an issue with our room safe, security team was prompt and professional in helping. Only issue is it attracts families since it’s smoke free, so pool area can get a little loud, even with an adults pool. We tend to come to Vegas for relaxing adult time, so will watch if this is an issue next time, as we definitely plan to stay again!

Stayed at the Waldorf Astoria for 2 nights. As a Hilton Diamond member, our room was upgraded to one with a view of the strip. Immediately to the right of the room entrance, was a small hallway with a closet, valet closet, drawers which included a safe, and 2 robes and slippers. We had a king bed parallel to the window. The bed faced a dresser and TV. The dresser had a minibar and Nespresso machine. Perpendicular to the dresser was a desk. A sofa and coffee table faced the bed. The room was quiet and comfortable. Robes and slippers were provided. A small fridge would’ve been helpful. Would definitely stay here again

I came here a year ago with my family and it was lovely, but I've got a much worse view after my last visit. Typically, Hilton properties have a warning on the booking page to let you know when renovations are underway so you can choose to avoid the property. But in this case, there was no warning but there was jackhammering immediately above my room throughout the day, making the room uninhabitable. I called the front desk and they discounted my stay and also offered me a spa pass. I really just wanted to find a quiet place to take a nap that afternoon because I had a long night ahead of me and thought that might be possible in spa area -- except the jackhammering was at least as audible there as it was in my room. And about the spa--- it was extremely disappointing. And I've been to many other spas on the strip - the Aria, the Cosmo, etc. Compared to them, this one was very small. The water temperature in the 'hot tub' was lukewarm and the jets were weak. Some of the sauna rooms were out of service. The sauna room in the common area had detritus lying around. The "heated stone beds" were barely warm. And one other complaint: the television lacked any kind of apps - it wasn't possible to watch Youtube or stream your phone - a feature common on televisions at 3 star Hilton properties. LAME. This may have been a "5 star resort" in the past but I can't say it is anymore. And yet it remains fully booked most of the time so I don't see any incentive to fix any of this. This is two stars rather than one because the Caesar salad with chicken ($48 to your room, ouch) was actually pretty good and the customer service did their best.