Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas occupies the tower at 3752 S Las Vegas Blvd in CityCenter, on the Center Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. The building opened as the Mandarin Oriental and now operates under the Hilton luxury brand, keeping its non-gaming identity and its position directly beside Crystals and a short walk from Aria, Bellagio and Park MGM. Harry Reid International Airport is roughly fifteen minutes away by car. The defining feature is the sky lobby on the 23rd floor, where guests check in above the Strip and where a lounge and bar overlook the city and the desert mountains. Rooms start with the Deluxe King and move through Strip View rooms to a range of suites; many have floor-to-ceiling windows, deep soaking tubs and separate showers, in a restrained contemporary style rather than the themed decor common on the boulevard. The hotel is known for one of the largest hotel spas in the city, with treatment rooms, a thermal experience and a fitness centre. The pool area is quieter than the party pools elsewhere on the Strip, with cabanas and attentive service. Fine dining is a priority, with several restaurants and the sky-level lounge serving cocktails and small plates, and the connection to Crystals puts luxury retail and further restaurants within a few minutes. Rates generally fall between about $300 and $900 per night plus a resort fee, and the property carries a guest rating of about 4.7. Service is formal and personalised, with a concierge team that handles dining reservations, show tickets and private transport. The atmosphere suits couples, honeymooners, business travellers and visitors who value quiet and views over spectacle. Because there is no casino, the lobby and public areas remain smoke-free and relaxed late into the evening.