2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a 5-star hotel in Las Vegas, United States.
Luxurious Spa and Fitness Facilities Indulge in a pampering experience at the 27,000 square foot spa offering 5-star treatments and various heat and water experiences. Unwind in the Zen Foot Spa or relax on the eighth floor terrace with cabanas, lap pools, hot tubs, and a plunge pool. Stay refreshed with hourly amenities such as sun glass cleaning and frozen fruit provided by attentive hotel staff. Gourmet Dining Options Savor exquisite dining options at the hotel with modern French fusion cuisine at Twist by Pierre Gagnaire, handcrafted cocktails at Sky Bar, and traditional afternoon tea at the Tea Lounge. Delight in healthy Asian fare at Zen Kitchen while enjoying stunning views of the city. State-of-the-Art Room Features Experience luxury in every detail with rooms offering views of the Las Vegas Strip or the city, along with bath amenities, robes, slippers, and free toiletries. Control the room ambiance with cutting-edge technology for lighting, air conditioning, and entertainment. Experience unparalleled luxury and book your stay at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas today!
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Serenity on the Strip
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.
When is Waldorf not a Waldorf? In Vegas!
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
Nice hotel but boring
Pros: I upgraded for a suite and it was nice and clean. The view was a good catch. Cons: The pools are small and unattractive. Very boring looking pools. The pool bar service closed at 5pm which is way too early for hot summer days in Las Vegas The coffee and pastry shop opens at 6:30 AM. Way too late for hotels. The lobby is too small.
Superb
Excellent service and amenities
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