Love the location; easy in, easy out. No casino, no smoking...very quiet and peaceful. There is no maze for you to get lost in between the entrance and the front desk like most properties on the Strip. The rooms are spacious; go for a corner suite if you can...the view with windows on 3 sides are stunning bother in daytime and nighttime. This is somewhat of a hidden gem... it connects to the Cosmopolitain, the Bellagio and its across from the Aria. Many of the benefits of a full service property without the hustle and bustle of a busy casino riddled with partygoers in flip flops with beer bottles in hand, or the endless smell of smoke.

Check in takes forever; if the guest services staff stopped yapping with each other, they could certainly check in far more customers in an acceptable timeframe. Also, the rooms are showing their age...furniture is in need of an upgrade and the bedding is not very comfortable - the pillows in particular are terrible. Nowhere near where these amenities should be for this type of property. Also, the in-room dining options are bland and also in need of sprucing up. Finally, $24.75 for a bottle of water is criminal!

+ Comfortable bed + Spacious room + Stunning view (fountain view studio) + No casino/on the quiet side + Snacks, and various breakfast options available in the lobby (however: pricey).

- Additional products purchasable at the hotel are extremely pricey (e.g. 1x croissant for 6 $) - Warning: Do not touch or lift the Fiji water bottles (1 l) on the counter of your kitchenette and the Vdara gummy bears. They are not complimentary! The Vdara gummy bears cost 18$ (!!) and the Fiji water 25$! The items in the mini bar aren't for free either. - No coffee machine in your room. You pay an extra 20$ for a coffee machine/night.

Quiet facility. Great restaurants in adjoining hotels. Awesome bell hops. Nice (but smallish) pool. Clean rooms. Great location.

Check in receptionist was a little "spacey." Did not send items that we requested to the room when we checked in nor did she adjust our parking.

Very nice accommodations, the place definitely feels like a "step up." Was on the side facing the parking circle, so view was not great, the other side that looks over the Bellagio fountains would have been better. Our suite was in good shape and had kitchenette and big bath with separate shower and tub.

Parking. Only valet at Vdara. Wanted to self-park, and they only allow that next door at the Aria. It's a long trudge, elevators, escalators, through smoky casino, lobby, across the circle just to get to Vdara. From my room I could see the empty parking structure.

The room was fantastic, we did spend more than we usually would as we were getting married. Massive bath and shower!

Shame that there was construction outside our room, not much Vdara could do about that I suppose. The room wasn't entirely clean there were areas that looked like they hadn't been dusted/cleaned in a while. The room we had had a whole kitchen but then no kitchen utensils? Seemed a little odd to have a hob and oven but nothing to use them. The room was a little rough around the edges. The door handle to our room was rattling. The room could do with a bit of tlc. The kitchen area had terrible lighting.

Second time staying at Vdara, love that it is a casino free hotel, that still is close to all the main spots of Vegas and linked to Aria and Cosmo and Bellagio. I have always found the beds comfortable, great sized rooms, great amenities (gym, spa and pool).

The Starbucks at bottom of the hotel is always busy but this is expected given they do have to cater to all the guests, the room itself had a few issues (sink in bathroom and kitchen did not drain however was fixed when we called reception), one of the lights in the room was not working, the blackout screen is NOT Full Blackout due to the design there are breaks in between and this allowed sunlight to shine through and wake me up everytime

Very large room, convenient and clean. No casino at the hotel

Tap was broke, no control for the lights near the bed, no possibility for late check out

Vdara was a great hotel, well located near the strip and a wide range of restaurants. Our room was gorgeous and we had an amazing view. I loved that the hotel was smoke free and that didn’t care there was no casino. This meant we could walk away from the frenzied city centres into a quiet retreat. We used the pool in the afternoon every day. It was good to see diligent life guards as the space was pretty crowded being high summer.

We couldn’t make a cup of tea, reheat food or anything because, although there was a great kitchen in the unit, not a single cup, glass, cutlery in fact zilch was provided. My husband needs to eat the minute his feet hit the floor. No tea and no quick breakfast for him was an unnecessary inconvenience. Perhaps this could be a question on the booking form. Otherwise nobody knows that the kitchen is just for show.

The location was great, close to everything and plus they accept pets!!

The only complaint I have about this place is the staff. They act all high and mighty, with a stick up their ass. The only nice person we encountered was the lady who checked us in, the guy who checked us out could use a class on how to smile. He was a jerk.

Love the size of my room , the view , comfort , and the fact it’s non smoking and have no casino.

My sink was kind of clogged I can tell that things are a bit broken and need maintenance.