Travelers looking to be in the middle of all the action in Las Vegas will want to book a luxury stay at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Luxury Travel Advisor suggests booking a one-bedroom Bungalow suite, which offers 1,695 square feet of space and has a kitchen and a living room for in-room soirées along with a round-the-clock butler. This contemporary accommodation, located in the East Tower, includes outdoor space with a 750-square-foot terrace and a 135-sqaure-foot patio. Best part? There is a Jacuzzi plunge pool on the third level. Top Tip: Guests staying in the Bungalow can access a private car and driver when it’s time to head to the city’s clubs and restaurants.
For another sweet hideaway inside The Cosmopolitan, VIPs will want to consider staying in the Wraparound Terrace Suite. As the name suggests, this suite is all about the panoramic view of the Las Vegas Strip seen from the 480-square-foot terrace. A night spent in this accommodation would begin with a chilled bottle of wine from the Sub-Zero wine chiller and some hors d’oeuvres made in the suite’s modern kitchen. We suggest inviting friends over to enjoy the view. There’s plenty of room and the one bedroom and bath close off completely from the rest of the suite for privacy. Tip: There is also a dining room, which seats four people.
Travelers looking to eat out will want to visit one of the top dining venues at The Cosmopolitan. Signature restaurants include Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill by restaurateurs Bruce and Eric Bromberg; Estiatorio Milos by international restaurateur Costas Spiliadis; Holsteins from Block 16 Hospitality; Jaleo and China Poblano restaurants by acclaimed Chef José Andrés; Scarpetta and D.O.C.G. by award-winning Chef Scott Conant.
As the sun sets and the Strip comes alive, guests should ask for a private car with a driver and hit the scene.