Unbeatable center-Strip location connected to Cosmo and Vdara
The Fountains are literally your front yard
Renovated rooms feel significantly more modern than the old beige palaces
Quick Take: A grand dame that's slightly past her prime but still commands respect—just watch out for the tourist crush in the lobby.
Reviewed by @amandasparkles: I stayed in the Stay Well Resort King and it totally changed my Vegas experience. The room felt so fresh with the air purification, and the location is just unbeatable. Walking through the Conservatory to get coffee was the highlight of my mornings!
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Beautiful and iconic, but nickel-and-diming on amenities (no fridge, no coffee) rubs people the wrong way.
Reality check
You are paying for the address; the standard rooms are smaller than competitors like Venetian.
You're a first-timer who wants to be in the middle of everything
You appreciate easy access to high-end dining without leaving the AC
You want a pool that feels like a European villa, not a frat party
Cleanliness & Maintenance
7.5
Housekeeping: Generally reliable daily service, but reports of missed dust and rushed turnover are common.
Bathroom hygiene: Renovated bathrooms are sleek, but older reviews cite grime on showerheads and hair in corners.
Maintenance: Aging infrastructure shows: complaints of loose faucets, broken outlets, and peeling wallpaper in hallways.
Linens & towels: Towels are decent but not ultra-luxury; sheets are crisp but check for stray hairs (it happens).
Odors & scents: Heavy floral perfume in lobby to mask smoke; casino floor is very smoky; rooms are generally neutral.
Sleepability™
7MODERATE
MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Fountain 'booms' every 15-30 minutes until midnight
Hallway noise from late-night revelers (thin doors)
Neighbor noise due to connecting doors
Before you book
Good to know
Resort fee is ~$50/night + tax and includes gym access and Wi-Fi
Valet is $40-50/night; Self-park is $18-25/night (prices higher on weekends)
Mobile check-in is a lifesaver to skip the massive front desk line
What to pack
Travel kettle or instant coffee packets (no in-room machine)
Earplugs or white noise machine
Comfortable shoes (the walk from room to strip is long)
Room Genie
Best picks
Spa Tower rooms for a quieter stay and easier access to Vdara/Cosmo walkway
Stay Well rooms for air purifiers and better lighting (great for smoke sensitivity)
Fountain View King on floors 20+ for the view without *maximum* noise
Rooms to avoid
Lower floor rooms near the elevators (high traffic noise)
Standard 'Resort' rooms if you need a tub (many renovated rooms swapped tubs for showers)
Connecting rooms if you aren't using them (sound leak is bad)
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would appreciate a room in the Spa Tower, high floor, away from the elevators. If available, a renovated room with a walk-in shower is preferred.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the pool heated?
Yes, the main pools are heated to 80°F year-round, though smaller pools may close in winter.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, up to 2 dogs (max 100lbs combined). Fee is ~$150/night for rooms, ~$200 for suites.
Is there free coffee in the room?
No. You have to buy it at Palio or Starbucks downstairs, or bring your own setup.
Does the room have a fridge?
It has a minibar that is weighted (do not touch items unless buying). No personal fridge provided.
How much is the deposit?
Typically $150 per night placed as a hold on your card.
Is it connected to other hotels?
Yes, there is an indoor walkway to Vdara and Cosmopolitan, and a tram to Aria/Park MGM.
Insider Tips
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Use the 'secret' walkway near the Spa Tower elevators to get to Vdara and Cosmo without walking outside.
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Buy 2-for-1 drink coupons for the lobby bar from servers on the casino floor if you're gambling.
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The 'Snacks' restaurant near the sportsbook has a secret $12 pizza/drink combo that is the cheapest meal in the building.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'smoke perfume' used to mask casino smells can be headache-inducing for sensitive noses.
💡You will be charged if you move items in the minibar for more than 60 seconds.
💡The 2-device Wi-Fi limit is per room, not per person, which is stingy for couples.
💡Uber pickup is in the 'underground' dungeon area, which is confusing to find—follow signs carefully.
💡Housekeeping often starts early; put the 'Do Not Disturb' sign up or risk a 9 AM wake-up.
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