Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

We had a weekend of pampering and luxury to celebrate our anniversary! The staff were outstanding. Jennifer was gracious and helpful before and during our stay. The location is top notch and close to Crystals and Miracle Mile shopping, Eataly, Cosmopolitan, Aria, Bellagio, and dozens of top tier places to eat. We didn’t try any of the on site restaurants, but they seemed popular. The pool was lovely with lots of attention and help from the staff. Drinks and food were available poolside. The room was so comfortable with Nespresso machine and water kettle/ tea. The soaking tub, bath salts, comfy bathrobe and slippers were just the thing at the end of the day.

Totally a 5 star hotel, it was an incredible oasis in the craziness of Las Vegas. Amazing service from the bellmen to the pool attendants Nathan and Alex to the check-in it was PERFECT!! Loved no casino and no smoking!

Recently came back from the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas and for the first time my wife and I are already planning a return trip to stay once again. For me it really begins with communication and I cannot say enough about Jeremy at the front desk. Before we even arrived he would return emails and during our stay he went above and beyond to ensure my wife and I enjoyed our visit. The staff were always friendly and the property was very clean and in the perfect location. Easy to walk to the other resorts and the house car took us to Resorts World where it was then an easy walk to the Wynn. Thoroughly enjoyed the layout of the pool area and plenty of lounges to relax on. If one desires they have cabanas to rent at a decent price when one chooses to eat and drink but we had a desire to be in the sun so didn't partake in this. My one issue with the pool area is the the umbrellas. It happened to be breezy during our stay at the end of July and the staff put umbrellas down due to "wind warnings." Now one was knocked over but Waldorf needs to fix this somehow - sandbags, heavier base, holes in the concrete for poles - something. The minute the umbrellas went down, people left. Second one young lady didn't do anything, no towel service, no helping umbrellas go up. However on our last day on Aug 1, the young men who were working that day were fantastic. Loved the jr suite we stayed in, and liked the wood that was kept over from the original Mandarin Oriental. However, there are a couple of pieces that could be replaced and that is the TV stand which still has outlets for component and S video so that dates the piece by 15+ years as well as the nightstands. Mattress was ok but could be firmer, and a nice touch would be to have a pillow menu. But I am nitpicking about some items for as I said before we would definitely stay there in the future, unlike some places that I felt subpar such as Conrad Tokyo or Conrad Singapore. Yes, food could be cheaper and Las Vegas as a whole is feeling that, so perhaps in the future there might be an adjustment. Regardless, it is a wonderful property, with great staff, and even better location. I'll book this over the Ritz or Wynn any day of the week.

Amazing stay for a staycation/special birthday celebration. Thank you to Yusri, with whom I booked directly (it was he who convinced me to try WA for my first time vs down the street this time) and Tina @reservations with whom I confirmed my stay on the day prior to checkin. We felt the customer service was excellent (special thank you to Julian at the front desk and Valet-esp Daniel, Matthew and another fine gentleman/sorry I missed his name! Got us the house car for our dinner reserv), Freddie, Cheyenne, Anthony, and Kristy. Also utilized the pool, the spa, Zen kitchen, Hard Shake, and even tried their Pilates class-whew! We Felt very well taken care of--w/o having to be high rollers --w/ folks who take true pride in they do. Beautifully appointed room/amenities. Thank you the late checkout! Will definitely sing WA LV's praises--Hope to be back one day soon.

I stayed here for two nights in July for the Beyonce concert. Let me start by saying I am a Hilton Gold member and I was upgraded from a City Street View to a Strip View two days before my check in. I used one night with points and the other night with my AMEX free night. I had never stayed at a Waldorf Astoria before and it is definitely a VIBE, but there are some things to kind of pay attention to. This hotel is in a great location. Great walking distance to just about anything on the strip, food, alcohol, CVS, shopping, you name it, it's close. There is also a bridge connecting the Waldorf and the Crystal shops and easy access to Cosmopolitan without needing an uber. The room itself was amazing. I was huge for a solo person but definitely enough room for two or more. I even had family come visit and there was enough space for us. The bed was comfortable, I loved the closed off toilet for privacy. There are light switches everywhere. I didn't get to utilize much of the amenities in two days, but I would stay there again for the right price. I love the digital check in, but the key takes a little longer on the elevator. Regarding food, one day I went downstairs for breakfast and coffee. I got a latte, a side of bacon, a cookie, and a crossaint and it came up to $38. Now granted I had a $25 per day credit as a Gold member, but I thought the pricing was a little much. The next day I went to the actual restaurant on my check out day and did the chicken and waffles plus a latte, and it came up to like $40+, by the time I actually got my bill, I owed the Waldorf $31 which is fine and again I am a member, but just the pricing of the food just because seemed to be a little EXTRA. Now I couldn't find a vending machine or an ice machine. I called downstairs to find out where the vending machine was and they said there was none, and they recommend going to CVS. I just happened to have some extra food from dinner and wanted to put in the fridge, and guess what, there is literally no room in the mini fridge because they stock it with beverages. So yeah you don't need a vending machine because they have drinks in your fridge and that wasn't called out during check in. However, one can of soda will run you $9 with taxes, which is why they say to go to CVS. So not only are you charging me $9 for a soda, you are also taking up the entire fridge with mini items that I will never purchase at that extravagant price so that was pretty frustrating, like I would have liked to have some room for my left over food in the fridge that I ended up just throwing it away. So don't expect to have any room. Overall, I would stay here just for the location, and if I could find it cheap enough via price or points, but just because its the Waldorf doesn't mean overcharge for EVERYTHING. One good thing from a security aspect is that the elevator from the lobby only goes to the 3, 8, and 23 floors, you have to get off on 3 and take other elevators to get to your rooms, so it definitely felt secure and valet was nice (although I never needed them).