Vdara Hotel and Spa

Sarah Freese

Wonderful property. Off the strip, but still connected for easy access. Loved Starbucks in the lobby. I always get a room overlooking the fountains on the top floors - gorgeous views. I appreciate that the property is non-smoking and does not have a casino in it - it feels like a secluded getaway from the noise and activity.

Nate W

Great if you are looking for a quiet place with no smell of cigarettes. There were a few issues during my stay. The shower had low water pressure, the toilet tank was running water all night. The room key card also failed to work with the self-parking gate. Overall, it was a peaceful experience. The hotel itself is clean, modern, and well-maintained, with spacious rooms and a nice bathtub, which was a great feature. Housekeeping did an excellent job keeping everything tidy and fresh.

Brody Craney

The rooms at the Vdara were amazing! Spacious, clean, and perfect to relax. We were on the 26th floor and the view was fantastic. One whole wall of our room was windows with electric blinds. The view was stunning. I went to the spa and was blown away. The massage, waiting room, snacks, meditation room, steam room, sauna, showers, lockers, music, service... It was all top of the line. I won a trip and the company paid for our stay... Out of my budget, but the experience made me think I might want to save up for it in the future. Highly recommended!

Jerod Patton

Rooms are good, the view was amazing. Some minor unfinished amenities... just things like air vent covers falling off, table plug outlets with wires exposed, shower head leaks out the side, and water pours out when you open the shower door. The location is off the main strip which is fine, but be prepared to walk further. We didn't utilize the spa but otherwise the service was great. I will say that not having a casino was a pleasant surprise. No smoke/smoking cover up smells and much quieter.

Sebastian Ogaz

This is probably one of the hardest hotels to get too. First, parking sucks you can’t park at the garage next to the entrance because it’s for “valet” only although it sits empty. Once you park at Aria, to get to the entrance you either take the tram or walk through the casino, past the Aria check-in and walk all the way around to find the main entrance. Once you finally make it to your room, you’ll notice the rooms are missing a lot of the luxuries you might find at Aria. These poor rooms have clearly been through it and need a remodel. The electronic curtains barely even move and cover the windows. Overall the rooms just come off as dirty. They first gave us a room that had a foul smell and were not willing to give us a new room. I understand this is a pet-friendly hotel but clearly they don’t take care of it. One of the things I did like, was how close you are to Bellagio and Cosmo you can take the walkways corridors and be in two different casinos without stepping outside. The hotel is also very quiet which was nice! Also, kinda crazy to charge a $55 resort fee in the winter! Overall, I wouldn’t stay here again. I would instead consider paying the extra money to stay at Cosmo, Aria or Bellagio with easy access to casino, parking and entertainment/restaurants.