Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas Las Vegas

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

★★★★★ 📍 Center Strip Check live rates

Updated July 2026

“Non-gaming, understated luxury inside CityCenter”

Originally opened as the Mandarin Oriental and rebranded Waldorf Astoria in 2018, this CityCenter tower skips the casino floor entirely in favor of quiet, refined luxury — floor-to-ceiling Strip views, a top-floor Sky Lobby, and easy walking access to ARIA, Vdara, and the Crystals shops.

Quick Verdict

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is worth considering for one clear reason: a calm non-gaming environment in the CityCenter area. The main drawback is also important: it offers fewer resort-scale entertainment options than neighboring casino hotels.

Best for

  • Non-gamblers
  • Couples seeking quiet luxury
  • Guests who want CityCenter access without a casino lobby

Avoid if

  • You want on-site gambling
  • You want a large themed resort
  • You prioritize nightlife inside the hotel
Best feature
A calm non-gaming environment in the CityCenter area.
Main drawback
It offers fewer resort-scale entertainment options than neighboring casino hotels.

Which room should you book?

Best room category

Choose by renovation status, location within the property, and total price—not room name alone.

Best view

View labels are property-specific; confirm orientation, floor, and possible obstruction before paying more.

Renovation status

Verify the exact tower and room category against current property photos and renovation disclosures.

The upgrade, location, and view reality

Upgrade worth paying for

Pay only for a confirmed renovation, useful location, meaningful view, or included service—not a vague premium category name.

Location reality

Map distance understates elevator, casino, bridge, and resort-corridor walking; trace the actual route to your priority attractions.

View trap

View labels are marketing categories. Confirm floor, direction, obstruction, and whether the named landmark is fully visible.

What is the stay actually like?

Casino atmosphere

Casino scale and atmosphere vary by day and event; recent guest reports can help set expectations.

Pool quality

Confirm seasonal dates, maintenance closures, access rules, and reserved-seating policies.

Walkability

Evaluate the exact route from this Center Strip property to the attractions on your itinerary.

Noise level

Request a room away from elevators, service areas, nightlife, and major roads if you are sensitive to noise.

Family suitability

Check room occupancy rules, pool access, smoking exposure, and age restrictions for planned venues.

Non-gambler suitability

Compare the spa, pool, dining, shopping, and attraction options you would actually use.

Major strengths and drawbacks

Strengths

  • Property-specific location
  • On-site amenities
  • Multiple room categories

Drawbacks

  • Variable room condition
  • Changing fees and policies
  • Experience depends on exact room placement

Fees, parking, and what is nearby

Parking and resort fees

Both can change by date, booking channel, loyalty status, and property policy. Check the hotel’s current fee disclosure and parking page, then compare the final checkout total.

Nearby attractions

Use the map and your itinerary to compare realistic walking routes and transportation needs.

No Casino Sky Lobby Spa Pool CityCenter Access Fine Dining
📍 3752 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89158 → View on Google Maps

Before booking Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

Compare the exact room name, view, bed type, cancellation terms, and final total across booking channels. Rates, mandatory fees, parking, and included benefits can change by date. Save a screenshot of the room description so you can verify that the assigned category matches what you booked.