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Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

Las Vegas • Las Vegas Strip • SPLURGE

avg. $436 / night

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At a glance

A Helmut Jahn-designed, casino-free luxury tower with HBA interiors and panoramic Strip views from the 23rd-floor Sky Lobby.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking non-gaming luxury

Highlights:

  • Helmut Jahn-designed tower with faceted curtain-wall geometry
  • No casino on-site — rare positioning on the Strip
  • HBA interiors with macassar ebony, sculptural metallic tile, and floor-to-ceiling views
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PB hotel design editorial

Carved from the upper floors of a dark glass tower at the heart of CityCenter — MGM Resorts' $8.5 billion mixed-use development that reshaped the mid-Strip when it opened in 2009 — the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas was designed by Helmut Jahn, whose characteristic curtain-wall geometry gives the building its brooding, faceted presence against the Nevada sky. Unlike every other major hotel on the Strip, there is no casino on the premises, a deliberate absence that set the property apart from the moment it opened as the Mandarin Oriental before rebranding under the Waldorf flag in 2018. The 392 rooms and suites, designed by HBA (Hirsch Bedner Associates), pursue a restrained glamour that suits the non-gaming positioning — headboards clad in sculptural metallic tile panels, lucite benches at the foot of beds, curved fringed sofas positioned to frame Strip views through floor-to-ceiling glass. The palette runs to warm taupe and dove grey, punctuated by macassar ebony millwork and polished chrome. On the 23rd floor, the Sky Lobby bar commands a panoramic sweep of the Strip, its interior finished in dark-stained timber and red leather seating under a ceiling articulated with recessed linear lighting — a composition that carries more of a private members' club atmosphere than the extroverted energy typical of Las Vegas. The pool deck, set at podium level with Aria and the Cosmopolitan visible beyond the palms, offers the rare sensation of being both within and removed from the spectacle below.

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About

Daily Resort Charge includes: Guest internet access; fitness classes; house car service within 3 mile radius; overnight shoeshine service; two daily bottled waters. Nestled in an oasis of modern luxury and intrigue, Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a non-gaming, non-smoking AAA Five-Diamond awarded luxury retreat that is situated steps away from T-Mobile Arena and luxury shopping at The Shops at Crystals. The hotel is located in the heart of The Strip featuring 392 newly-renovated guest rooms and suites that exude a new sophisticated, refined, and elevated aesthetic that is inspired by the surrounding desert landscape. Luxury amenities include an award-winning 27,000 sq. ft. spa, inviting eighth-floor pool deck with three pools surrounded by cabanas, and gourmet dining experiences, including afternoon tea in the stylish Peacock Alley or imaginative cocktails with floor-to-ceilings views of The Strip at Hard Shake.

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Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas Reviews

1,241 reviews

"Needs major upgrades to the pool and suites for what is being labeled as luxury. Management/360 leaves much room for improvement in all areas. The hotel has gone down hill service wise from my review a few short years ago. Additionally, no app ready TVs still! The TVs are so old and outdated all around. Suites with TVs in mirrors do not work. Everything needs a major overhaul."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

"The WA is tucked away behind store fronts on the strip which immediately creates a calming atmosphere. The entrance is steps away from the strip unlike some other hotels that seem like a mini hike. There is no casino in the WA however there are casinos and shopping within walking distance. The room and food met the expected WA expectations."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 15, 2026

"For those of you who remember when the Waldorf Astoria was the Mandarin Oriental, you will sad as is most of the veteran staff who remember the glory days. The check in process is slow as the desk is staffed by atateurs. Try calling the hotel ahead of time and it is difficult o get a live person. Requests for simple things from housekeeping like dental kits take a long time and the restaurant twist is gone. Zen Kitchen has a great view, but overpriced sushi. The quality does not match the price. No mustard for a turkey club at Peacock Alley...the best they can do is dijonaise. Ditty dishes from room service left over 24 hours in the hallway - clearly understaffed. Late checks for Diamond members? Only until 100pm, then a charge is incurred. I have always been granted 400pm for free. Diamond credits so complicated that even the front desk staff does not know how to apply them. Very nice pool deck - but spartan service. This is not a Waldorf. Barely a Conrad"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 07, 2026

"2.5 stars based solely on the manger or whoever was in charge. Staff is very nice I would like to make that clear. So I go to check in, I have a suite for the first night, regular room for the next two. I inquire about staying in the same suite all three nights, front desk asks the manager, says $150 per night more. All good, I decline. So, my rooms not ready so I go have lunch (on site). Come back an hour later and decide I’ll pay the difference to stay in the same room, front desk says $250 more a night. It was $150 an hour ago. She goes and asks the manager, he says he doesn’t know why the other woman from the front desk told me $150, but he told her $250. Really? You’re telling me in the ten seconds it took from her to walk from him to me she somehow “forgot” her boss said $250 and then out of thin air tells me $150? Yeah, ok. Either your front desk is completely incompetent (they aren’t) or the manager is full of s**t. Don’t quote me a number and then lie about it an hour later. Otherwise, the staff is excellent and the room is nice. The manager or whoever is “quoting” the numbers is bs though. *To be clear the review is not about the price, but about the manager changing the price an hour later and lying about it*"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 24, 2026

"Staff was so friendly and the property was gorgeous. Easy access to the strip with the house car and tram right next door. Food was DELICIOUS. Room was clean with a luxurious tub to soak in. Caleb, Robert, and many other staff members made it super enjoyable!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 04, 2026

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