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The
casino
turned
45
in
2011
but
has
never
stood
still.
Over
the
past
few
years,
it
has
expanded
the
Forum
Shops,
opened
the
Roman
bath–inspired
Qua
Spa,
launched
the
celeb-studded
Pure
nightclub,
and
debuted
the
Augustus
Tower
guest
rooms.
The
new
stuff
makes
nary
a
reference
to
Caesar,
which
is
refreshing,
because
the
rest
of
the
hotel
is
covered
in
columns,
toga-clad
cocktail
waitresses,
and
other
Roman
kitsch.
The
resort
is
huge,
so
pack
your
walking
shoes.
And
be
specific
when
booking:
It
has
almost
3,400
rooms
in
all,
so
your
options
on
style,
location,
and
size
are
virtually
endless.
If
you
book
in
the
warmer
months,
ask
to
be
near
the
complex
of
pools,
which
is
laid
out
like
an
aquamarine
village
and
includes
a
pool
with
swim-up
poker
tables.


The
Cosmopolitan
is
"a
fresh,
fun,
sophisticated,
yet
not-too-Vegas
hotel
in
the
heart
of
it
all,"
next
to
CityCenter.
The
"modern,
non-themey
property
is
nice
in
a
place
that's
so
lit-up
and
splashy."
Each
of
the
residential-style
guest
rooms—from
city-facing
rooms
to
three-story
bungalows
off
the
adults-only
Marquee
Dayclub's
pool
deck—have
a
sprawling
terrace.
Inside,
you'll
find
plush
sectionals,
lacquered
coffee
tables,
and
marble
bathrooms,
as
well
as
in-room
technology
that
lets
you
preset
your
lighting,
music,
and
temperature
preferences.
There
are
13
restaurants—Blue
Ribbon
Sushi,
Estiatorio
Milos,
and
Va
Bene
Caffè
among
them—plus
five
bars
and
lounges,
but
"the
service
is
not
as
good
as
it
should
be."
The
Sahra
Spa
has
a
hammam.




It's
ironic
that
the
standout
of
the
splashy
CityCenter
is
also
the
most
understated
thing
in
it.
From
the
elegant
bamboo
and
bonsai
gardens
at
the
entrance,
to
the
key
card
access–only
elevators
to
guest
rooms,
to
the
serene
ambience
(free
of
casino
cacophony),
the
392-room
hotel
is
a
study
in
calm
sophistication—nary
a
fanny
pack
nor
a
bachelor
party
in
sight.
But
don't
be
fooled
by
the
Zen.
This
is
a
tightly
run
ship
where
guests'
every
desire
is
anticipated.
Rooms
are
equipped
with
bedside
touch-screen
panels
to
control
curtains,
lighting,
temperature,
music,
and
TV.
Bathrooms
are
sizable
even
in
the
smallest
rooms
(500
square
feet),
with
luxe
touches
such
as
Frette
robes,
LCD-screen
TVs
inside
the
mirrors,
and
free-standing
soaking
tubs.
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