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| - Now that I've stayed here, I can comment about the accommodations.
I was in town for a concert, demand was slack, and I was able to get one of the corner suites for about $300 if I recall correctly. It was a very sizable, well appointed suite with great views of the strip from inside and especially from the wrap around deck. The price was right, and it was fun to try it out.
It's a nice property with lots of dining, shopping, and nightlife options
In my opinion, it does tend to draw a crowd that skews somewhat younger and rowdier, and, frankly, douchier, than properties like Wynn, Encore, Palazzo, etc. Whether that's a pro or a con depends on you and what you're looking for.
Because of how the property is situated on the strip and because of the dining, shopping, and nightlife options, it tends to draw a lot of foot traffic from the strip and can get crowded at times
In my opinion, also, it's probably not as posh of a property as plaices like Wynn, Encore, Palazzo, or Bellagio, for example. Again, whether that's a pro or a con depends on you and what your'e looking for.
I like the location of the Cosmopolitan. It's relatively easy to get to from the airport or from the I-15 if you are driving, and its situated close to lots of other properties you might want to check out, such as the other City Center properties and Planet Hollywood, etc., across the street.
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