Vdara Hotel and Spa

Marco Taroni

I stayed at the Vdara for a week during a business trip to Las Vegas and had a very positive experience. The rooms are extremely spacious, very clean, and equipped with all the comforts you could need. My junior suite also had a beautiful view of the Bellagio fountains, which was a great bonus. The bathroom was huge, with both a shower and a bathtub, and the bed was extremely comfortable. There was also plenty of closet space to store clothes and luggage. The junior suite was well designed and divided into two separate areas – a bedroom and a living room – both equipped with their own TV, which made the stay even more comfortable. The hotel lobby is a bit minimal and not as flashy as many other Las Vegas hotels, but one very positive aspect is that there is no casino inside the property. This makes the environment much quieter and more relaxing. The price is consistent with the overall experience, and I would definitely recommend Vdara for anyone looking for a more relaxed stay in Las Vegas.

Angelica Hernandez

Loved our stay at the Vdara! It’s cost effective in comparison to Aria and Cosmo… but still close enough to both. The rooms could use some attention… the view is amazing (we did the fountain view), but the couch in the room and the carpet in the room is worn down. The spa services… we booked two massages and the massages themselves were INCREDIBLE!! The massage therapists are 10/10! However, the spa itself could use some attention. The doors for the restroom stalls wouldn’t close due to being misaligned. The showers were missing towel hooks (looks like the fell off and they never replaced them), and the first “waiting room” is SO bright. I normally love natural lighting but it was hard to relax with how bright it was! Overall, I would return but for the price that is being paid, I think leadership could tend to these maintenance issues to elevate the stay here.

T Dub

Thus is a hidden gem! Still a MGM property but without the Vegas chaos and still close enough to the fun. The Parlor Suite was spacious, and came with a little kitchen setup which was super helpful, bed was comfy and room was clean. I will say it was a bit dated and the wear and tear was evident. The bell hops were sone if the nost helpful and kind people, I know they work for tips but I felt they went above and beyond. Wish the front desk could take some training from them. They also had a Starbucks and little cafe (unfortunately no gluten-free options though) conveniently located in the lobby. Overall, this is definitely a place we will stay at again.

K White

Booked months in advance and received an in-app confirmation that I had been upgraded to a Restore Corner Suite (screenshot saved) after being sent an offer to upgrade to which I selected 2 Restore options. This became a big part of our plans for a relaxing girls’ getaway to see a concert one night and just decompress the rest of our stay. Upon arrival, we were assigned a different room than expected (the original fountain view, which honestly was only visible if you stood in the far right corner and looked out to the right of the building). I immediately reached out- twice by phone and was met with dismissive responses, then sent to the front desk where no manager was available. Despite showing proof of the confirmed upgrade, no one could explain the discrepancy. I was told the hotel was fully booked and that a manager would follow up the next day and we'd be moved if anything opened up. NO ONE ever followed up. I understand that upgrades can be subject to availability—but once a confirmation is issued, it sets a clear expectation. At minimum, I expected transparency, proactive communication, and follow-through. Simply stating that I “wasn’t charged” ignores the issue entirely. Additionally, the lobby scent is overwhelmingly strong and unpleasant, which only added to the overall experience. Think Raid Insect spray 🤢 I loved the location but I’ve stayed in MGM properties before and expected a higher level of service.

Zach Smith

This is a bait and switch hotel. I had booked on the Aria website intending to be part of the main complex. After waiting 20 minutes in line to check in I was told I am at the Vdara and need to walk outside in 104 degrees to the other hotel. I also booked this as a 5 star hotel. I ordered in room dining and for $70 I get a plastic door dash style delivery. Unacceptable for a 5 star hotel. They do say if you spend $125 on an order you actually get served properly. If it were listed as a 3 or 4 star, this is fine. Not worth the price.