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  • Why hello beautiful. How's it feel to take the "favorite hotel" title away from Aria? Just from passing through Cosmo on my previous trips to Vegas, I've been pretty fond of the place. Their location is fantastic (between the Bellagio and Aria/City Center, and across the street from PH and Paris), and the design and décor are pretty awesome (particularly the "changing art" in the elevators and lobby). And while they aren't as large as other hotels on the strip, they have a ton to offer - the latest hot spot in Vegas (Marquee), restaurants galore (Holsteins!), a three level bar (The Chandelier), late night eats (Secret Pizza), shops (Kid Robot!) and my favorite buffet (Wicked Spoon!). Despite all that though, it was my stay at Cosmo that impressed me the most. While my friends and I have always wanted to try out the Cosmopolitan, their room rates have always pushed us towards cheaper alternatives. As fate would have it though, a couple of my friends were able to find a great deal online for the weekend we were going - only $140 a night! However, with suites going for just $20 more a night, I decided to upgrade myself. Yes, you read that right - a suite just for myself...and it was the BEST. DECISION. EVER. The suite was ridiculously nice - king size bed (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/5LNZ67Yw9RD6nf4_UhXOjw?select=q5V5Gp8j2gKI67Tsn1CU5w), separate "living room" area (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/5LNZ67Yw9RD6nf4_UhXOjw?select=3LtdG6s3yKaRruPsy1sqbA), kitchenette (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/5LNZ67Yw9RD6nf4_UhXOjw?select=eUnijzgD54vUz7BhZANnJw), walkout balcony (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/5LNZ67Yw9RD6nf4_UhXOjw?select=3n1FgIqv2yDFrDpYLob72w), two flat screen TV's, separate tub and shower (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/5LNZ67Yw9RD6nf4_UhXOjw?select=svlV_W_Z81nArE3oubllCg), dual sinks(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/5LNZ67Yw9RD6nf4_UhXOjw?select=5lxiFXsbbJxtzeZ63l9a0w)...way more than I actually need from a hotel room. And it was awesome! Even though my stay was great, their service made it that much better - every worker I talked to (front desk, maids, dealers, pit bosses, Beck and Call guys, bell hops) was super nice and friendly. Cosmo offers so much to love and so little to dislike, I could only come up with one bad thing about them - now that I've spoiled myself with one of their suites, I don't know how I'm going to be able to go back to a regular room. Crud. **Quick notes: - On Friday nights, guys staying at Cosmo can get into Marquee free until 11:00pm, provided they have a 1:1 ratio. - There are two towers - East is closer to the main part of the casino while West is closer to the front desk/Wicked Spoon. My friend had the same suite as I did in the East Tower, but his room seemed smaller. Not sure if that's the case for every room or not though.
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