Picolo recommends · Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
The lift goes straight up to a lobby on the 23rd floor, where tea is served with the whole Strip spread out beneath the windows.
There is no gaming floor to cross at Waldorf Astoria. From the entrance in CityCenter, a lift takes you directly up to the 23rd-floor lobby, and from its bar and tea lounge the Strip is laid out below.
The rooms are spacious, quiet and well insulated against noise, which in Las Vegas is worth more than it sounds. ARIA and Bellagio are only a short walk away when you want the city.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
This is our romantic choice and the hotel for anyone who wants to look at Las Vegas rather than live inside it. You get calm, space and a view, with the lights still within easy reach.
The pool is for reading and dozing, not for music and crowds. If a lively pool party is part of your plan, stay somewhere else and visit.
What you get
- Sky lobby on the 23rd floor
- Tea lounge with views over the Strip
- Calm, roomy and well soundproofed rooms
- Quiet pool for relaxing
- No casino in the hotel
A day at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
- Morning
- Breakfast with a view from the sky lobby.
- Midday
- A short walk to Bellagio for the conservatory.
- Afternoon
- Quiet hours by the pool with a book.
- Evening
- Afternoon tea upstairs, then dinner out on the Strip.
Location
CityCenter, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Open in MapsQuestions about Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
Does Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas have a casino?
No. The hotel is casino-free, which is rare in central Las Vegas and part of why it feels so calm.
Where is the lobby at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas?
On the 23rd floor. A lift carries you up from street level, and from the bar and tea lounge up there you look out over the Strip.
Is Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas good for a romantic trip?
Yes. It is quiet, the rooms are spacious and soundproofed, and you are still a short walk from ARIA and Bellagio.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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