Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

LikedNo casino on premises makes for a quiet respite from the hyper-stimulation of the strip.

DislikedThe price, but it’s live flying first class; you have to pay a premium for comfort.

LikedGreat resort tucked away on the strip. The rooms were spacious, clean and quiet. We ate at the restaurant quite a bit. Great breakfast. Location is great. The staff was helpful and nice.

DislikedBecause it was off peak season, it didn’t seem like the restaurant had all its offerings available. There was a sushi bar but no sushi was being served.

LikedI love the pool. Our room was beautiful as well. I also love the sky bar

LikedLocation, price, spacious, clean, low quantity of guests, good gym.

DislikedConcierge’s attitude, not very nice.

LikedIt is off the strip but a 3-4 minute walk to the strip. Quiet and secluded. I lived our room. It’s an elegant property. The front desk staff and valets were amazing. We will definitely stay again.

DislikedThere was nothing I didn’t like. I wished I could have used the facilities more but we couldn’t.

LikedThis place is amazing! It’s new and the room was very comfortable and modern. I also enjoyed that it doesn’t have a casino so it was very calming to return to the hotel after going out. All the employees we interacted with were very kind and nice to us.

LikedThe room was very nice and the bed was so comfortable. The convenience where the property is located Is the Best. Right on the strip where everything is, Its just a walk right out the door, and its private at the same time. I love it Right up my alley !!!!

DislikedNothing :)

LikedThis is the old Las Vegas Mandarin Oriental that Hilton bought and transformed into a Waldorf. While I'm not sure why they changed so much of the hotel's layout, it is still quiet luxury with excellent service in a non-gaming hotel on the Strip.

DislikedHilton turned this old 5 star Mandarin Oriental upside down, not always successfully. The Mandarin's 23 Floor Sky Lobby was truly spectacular but now they've turned the first floor into the Waldorf Astoria lobby. Boring. You now have to change elevators on the 3rd floor where the cafe is, following cheap looking signs, to get to your room. It all feels like they knew they "had to do something to make it different" but now it just feels like an impersonal 5 star money making machine. Go here, go there, but with no real function or style. The 23rd floor is now home to several bars and restaurants that aren't always open. The restaurant Twist is gone, and is now an empty event space. They kept some of the spectacular Asian design from the Mandarin Oriental (thank goodness), and have integrated their more conservative Waldorf Astoria brand style with okay results. That said, the best parts of this hotel are the leftovers from the Mandarin Oriental that truly spent an incredible amount of money on top design, function and style.