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Vegas has gone glam with celebrity chef cuisine, couture shopping, and a new breed of extravagant hotels - and The Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas offers this heightened level of luxury. A sophisticated, non-gaming sanctuary soaring 47 stories above the strip, this hotel sits at the entrance to the recently opened CityCenter and is heralded for its unique design and upscale mix of tenants. Guests are greeted at the Sky Lobby, a spectacular space located on the 23rd floor. The private rooms are cocoons of modern indulgences that marry minimalist décor with high-tech conveniences. Individual control panels allow guests to easily and personally manage lighting, in-room climate, and entertainment systems - all with the touch of a button.
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
3752 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, Nevada
89158
Nearest Airport: LAS
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a colossal letdown. It’s incredibly old and hasn’t received any investment in its facilities. The place feels dirty, and there’s even hair on the linens. The decor is reminiscent of the 1980s. This property desperately needs renovation or a rebranding because it falls far short of the standards of a flagship luxury hotel.
KCon55 - Richmond, Virginia
The best Vegas hotel we’ve ever been to. Have been coming to Vegas on and off for 20+ years and have always tried to find a non-gaming hotel. With Amex Platinum rewards, this place is terrific: Valet drive up means no long parking line, excellent lobby also with no long lines, room upgraded and very well appointed, noon check-in honored, quiet ambience with high-end fixtures and fittings, great pool area, food credit, breakfast credit, and steps to the trip. Attentive and professional service. Excellent.
USBrits - Pasadena, California
Fun spring break getaway. The pool area was so great and it's why we made the trip. Pastries at the breakfast spot were very good. The location next to the high end shops was fun. The room was beautiful with a great bathtub.
plezzka L - Beaverton, Oregon
We usually were able to check in at 2 or 3 pm. Now is almost 4 pm and we were told that their normal check in time is 4 pm. Not a response that we expected from a Waldorf Astoria. Our previous stays several years ago were excellent. It appears to have gone downhill. The interior looks bright and nice but the service so far has been far not up to standard.
rgwm - Dallas, Texas
Absolutely incompetent employees. I have been a Hilton Honors member since 1999. I have never been treated with such unprofessionalism. Nice hotel and clean. Front desk staff overhaul is a must.
Brian S
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