Vdara Hotel & Spa

If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. My corner suite at Vdara was giving luxury, elegance, and views for days. Floor-to-ceiling windows, a sleek modern aesthetic, and the kind of space that makes you want to stay in and sip champagne all night.And for those who turn their noses up because there's no casino--thank you, next. No smoke-filled lobbies, no endless slot machine noise, just pure sophistication and serenity.But don't get it twisted--you're still in the heart of Vegas. Want to hit the action? You don't even have to step outside. Vdara connects underground to Cosmopolitan, Aria, and Bellagio. That's right, a smoke-free, stress-free, high-class escape with instant access to the best of the Strip.And Vice Versa (the bar inside)? Baby. The cocktails, the vibe, the service--it's giving sexy, upscale, and worth every sip.If you want luxury without the chaos, Vdara is it. Book the suite, sip the cocktails, and thank me later.

Bad stay with barking dog next door Seems more like a zoo than a nice hotelStaff did not resolve issue and would not move me to a different roomSays they are pet friendly but seem to care more about pets than human guests

This hotel honestly should have 0 stars. Unbelievably awful service all the way from the start to the end. This place has nothing to do with Vegas, unless you what to stay in Vegas and forget that you are in Vegas (not a compliment!). The most ridiculous is the view - strip view! You better be kidding me! 80% of the road view (look at the images), however if you going really in the corner and pull your neck all the way forward - you might see a tiny piece of the strip. For people who never stayed in a better place - if you stayed in Bellagio, Palazzo or any of these - keep away from this place.Attached are the images, look at this kitchenet - last time I saw something this style was in Ukraine where I was born 50 years ago.I have no words to describe rude and above rude service all around - housekeeping, receptionists, management, room service - the don't care attitude.We are travelers, I have never experienced anything like this in my life.

The Vdara Suite has a furnished living room with a sofa that has a pull-out queen size bed, kitchenette, large refrigerator, washer/dryer, a separate bedroom, a huge full bath, and a half bath.Vdara, is a non-smoking, pet friendly, gambling free resort. If you feel like gambling, there is an outdoor walk-way to Aria, it's an easy quick walk, and an indoor hall to Cosmopolitan. There is a free tram that goes to Bellagio, Park MGM, and the Crystals Shopping Mall.Every day we visited the Market Café Vdara for a quick bite and snack, located downstairs they are opened 24/7. They have a variety of sandwiches, pastries, drinks, snacks, ice cream from the freezer, and a small section of household type of items. There's also a Starbucks, and a Patio & Lounge. The lobby has plenty of chairs for people to relax and watch the cute dogs walking around, after all it is a pet friendly resort.The front desk workers are super friendly and offer free bottled water to Vdara guests.Very relaxing vibe at Vdara, our stay here was peaceful and quiet. You'll need to scan your room key in the elevators to take you to your room to your particular floor only. We had friends staying on different floors, had to arrange to meet in the lobby. The concierge was nice enough to print our flight boarding pass, and the bell desk held our luggage after we checked out so that we can browse the strip before leaving for the airport.

Our home away from home. Call me crazy, but I LOVE having a kitchenette in the room even if I'm not using it. LOL We like to rent a car when we're in Vegas and eat off the strip (yummier and cheaper) so we'' almost always overorder and have leftovers and the fridge and microwave come in real handy.Each room is a suite. Spacious and clean. Some rooms even have a dishwasher and laundry and dryer machines dagnabit. Note: Vdara does NOT have a casino, but you can easily walk over to Aria or Cosmo to get your gambling fix. It's never bothered us. It's connected via walkway to Cosmo (indoors) and connected to Aria (walk outside) right next door. The rooms we've stayed here in the past: Corner City Suite (most recently), Executive Corner Suite, Studio Parlor, Studio Fountain View. The Executive Corner Suite hands down has the nicest view with 2 bathrooms, but honestly, any room will do as they are all suites with kitchenettes! Vdara is and always will be our #1 place to stay in Vegas. (Having MGM Gold helps too with Valet)

Had a great stay at Vdara for my conference! Vdara does not offer self parking only valet so parked at Aria and then took the tram to Vdara. The tram was easy and has three stops connecting Aria to the Crystal shops and Bellagio/Vdara. Did the virtual check in process which was smooth. The hotel has a 24hr convenience store onsite which offers a variety of drinks and food to take to go, also has a Starbucks in the lobby. Room was comfortable and well appointed and my room: 24th floor Room 17 did have a kitchenette with an electric range stovetop and microwave and mini fridge. The kuerig cups and snacks are sensored so be careful if you touch them as you will be charged. Overall nice stay, comfortable rooms, friendly stay and quiet floors, would recommend!

A new favorite place to stay on the strip. It's connected with indoor walkways directly into the cosmo and Bellagio and a quick walk to the aria also. I like this hotel because it's a hotel only so no smoke! But when you wanna go to the casino they are super close to walk to. The rooms are spacious and also include a kitchenette which I was surprised about. I had a slight issue with the AC blowing a fuse but they were quick to send a mechanic to fix it.

If you value your health DO NOT STAY AT VDARA HOTEL AND SPA!!! If I could give a negative 10 star rating I would. Please view the attached pictures. This filthy hotel caused two asthma attacks that landed me at UMC Urgent Care where I received a strong breathing treatment, an injection of a steroid and a course of antibiotic treatment. Management refused to respond to multiple requests to address and deep clean the filthy, dust laden rooms and whatever that mysterious black growth on the shower floor and adjoining walls. So the first room was very dusty. We were placed in a "Stay Well Premier Suite" which was dustier and more filthy than the first suite. We called the front desk nearly everyday and verbally in person, asked housekeeping to deep clean the room. We had the housekeeping light on all the time. We were told that the rooms would be cleaned, only to return to how it was left. One day, housekeeping knocked, he scanned his badge on the door lock as if he was documenting his visit. He took a small bag of trash and said he would return within the hour to clean the room. He never did! When we called the front desk to speak with a manager, they argued with us saying that the room had been cleaned that day....LIARS!!!When we told them that I had my first asthma attack and again was requesting a deep clean, they refused and had a no care attitude. After the second and worse asthma attack, and returning from UMC Urgent Care we notified them again requesting a deep clean. All they did was send up two security personnel to take my written statement. The female guard verbally validated our concerns as she shown her flashlight beam over all of the dust. She said she "couldn't believe it." The management didn't want to comp anything for our troubles. Initially the manager was only going to comp $35. Really??? But finally after feeling like we were pulling teeth, they compensated one week of valet parking. And the kicker? The room never got cleaned!Another issue was that the air conditioning wasn't working in either suite. Very uncomfortable, hot and hard to breathe in. They did send up a man who "worked" on it, but the air remained extremely stuffy and only went to a low of 68. That may sound cool to some, but trust me, the air was not moving. The shades and curtains stayed down to avoid higher temperatures in the room. The parking situation was either pay for valet everyday, or walk. Since valet used their own parking garage that was unaccessible to the public, we chose valet. We just purchased a $100,000+ vehicle and felt valet was a safer option. Wrong!!! Here comes our vehicle with what looked like someone took a flathead screwdriver and deep scratched a 4 inch X 3 inch backwards L smack dab in the middle of the driver side door!! We checked out and I spoke with attorney offices that handled injuries that occurred on hotel property. Nobody wanted to take the case sadly. I became more and more infuriated with what I now call "The Unwell Hotel." Immunocompromised, infants, children, elderly individuals, the general public....where is their voice? Who is their advocate? This hotel touts a 5 star rating, what an absurdity! What I wanted to know was who exactly oversees and regulates the health and safety of these hotels? Well I found out that the state regulates them and I had a complaint form mailed to me. I have my serious doubts that anything will change anytime soon. So PLEASE heed caution and avoid this property at all costs. YOU MATTER

About 2 days after our stay, we saw a ridiculous $741.87 charge on our credit card. Mind you, we stayed here for less than 24 hours and didn't use any amenities in the room or at the hotel, and this was also not on our check-out bill/folio, so this was a shock. I immediately called them and they claimed this was for the in-room "refreshment center". We never even received a bill on this at checkout so I asked for an itemized receipt. They said, "oops it was in another section so didn't get sent" and proceeded to send it. The bill listed every single item in their minibar, which we never even touched. They claimed there was video proof. We demanded that they revisit this, so they said they'll put in a ticket to have their refreshment center team look at it again. My husband ripped them a new one. None of it made sense, and despite all our pleading and reasoning at how nonsensical this bill was, the best they could do was, "we'll take a look and get back to you". This was HIGHLY stressful as we awaited the "verdict". Though they finally provided us with a FULL REFUND, we will never risk staying here again and will be warning our friends as well. If you read all the bad reviews here, you'll see the complaints are all about their nickel and diming. Not providing a full picture of our charges too upon check-out was also shady. Thankfully we monitor our statements carefully and caught this! They didn't even apologize for their error!!!Take a look at my uploaded picture for a snapshot of the ridiculous refreshment center bill (there were 3 pages worth) that we never even received until we called them out on it. Never have we dealt with the levels of incompetency that we experienced at this hotel.

Why 4 stars? Because my room was great, but the slightly off-strip location was a tad annoying. --- --- ---I didn't arrive at the hotel until about 9pm on my first night. I was coming from Central Time, which means it was past my bed time and I was also starving. I picked out a quick service restaurant nearby to try out and planned to quickly go there, stuff my face and then crash.Unfortunately, the city of Las Vegas is essentially just one giant maze after another. To try and figure out how to do something so basic like "walk to the strip" was basically the same as asking me to build a space rocket. After like 20+ minutes, I eventually figured it out. And by the second day, I figured out that it was actually a lot easier to cut through the Cosmopolitan, which had a normal ass door that let you right out on the Strip. But my room was excellent. No complaints about the bed, the shower or anything. I was bummed that our pool closed at 5pm, but I was able to use the Aria pool until 6p. The $170 resort fee for 3 night is pretty wild, but that's Vegas for you.