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Getting There

Fly in to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS).  LAS is one of the busiest airports in the country and often experiences crazy wind in the spring. Please plan accordingly and fly in early enough with a buffer in case of delays.

Flight pricing is dynamic and often best booked between 6-3 months out from flying. 

Taxis have flat rates from the airport to your hotel, it's often way cheaper than uber/lyft. 


If you want to drive, that's a bold choice and probably will cost more than flying but do it if you want adventure! All of the hotels have self parking that is often $20+ per day. 

Accomodations

While our wedding celebration will take place at The Cosmopolitan, we want all our guests to choose accommodations that work best for their preferences, loyalty programs, and budget. Las Vegas offers incredible variety in lodging options, and we're excited to share some recommendations to help you plan your stay.


The Strip provides numerous world-class hotels within easy walking distance of our venue, each offering distinct experiences and amenities. Whether you prefer the convenience of staying steps from our celebration, want to maximize rewards with your preferred hotel brand, or are looking for specific price points, you'll find excellent options that suit your needs.


Many of our guests have established relationships with particular hotel chains or may be working within specific budget parameters. We completely understand and encourage you to book wherever feels most comfortable and practical for your trip. The beauty of Las Vegas is that most major hotels are interconnected through walkways and monorail systems, making it easy to move between properties regardless of where you stay.


For those seeking recommendations, we've compiled information about nearby hotels with various price ranges and amenities. Each property offers something unique, from intimate boutique experiences to grand resort complexes with extensive entertainment and dining options. 

Hotels within a walking distance are below but Uber/Lyft/Taxis are affordable so stay where you want.

Immediately Adjacent:
-Bellagio - Connected via new pedestrian walkway, famous for fountain shows
-Vdara Hotel & Spa - All-suite, smoke-free property connected to Bellagio and Aria
-Aria Resort & Casino - Part of CityCenter complex with modern luxury amenities'


Across the Street (Easy Pedestrian Access):
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Hollywood-themed with Miracle Mile shopping
Paris Las Vegas - French-themed with Eiffel Tower replica


Short Walk via Connected Walkways:
Park MGM - Connected via free Aria Express tram system


Based on recent data, here are approximate average nightly rates for early April for hotels along the strip:

Hotels within  Quarter Mile of The Cosmopolitan

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas - $200-350 per night + $55 resort fee
Park MGM - $70-140 per night + $50 resort fee
Paris Las Vegas - $90-160 per night + $45 resort fee
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - $80-150 per night + $45 resort fee
Vdara Hotel & Spa - $120-200 per night + $55 resort fee
Aria Resort & Casino - $140-220 per night + $55 resort fee
Bellagio - $150-250 per night + $55 resort fee

Additional Strip Hotels:


Luxor - $50-120 per night + $45 resort fee
Flamingo Las Vegas - $60-130 per night + $45 resort fee
Mandalay Bay - $90-180 per night + $50 resort fee
MGM Grand - $120-220 per night + $50 resort fee

Note: Rates vary significantly based on specific dates, events, and booking timing. All properties charge resort fees ($30-55 per night) in addition to room rates. MGM brand hotels can be booked through Marriott and with Marriott Points.



Things to Do

Las Vegas offers an incredible array of experiences that extend far beyond the casino floors. Whether you're seeking world-class entertainment, culinary adventures, breathtaking views, or unique attractions, the city delivers something memorable for every type of traveler. The Strip itself is a destination, featuring iconic landmarks, spectacular shows, and immersive experiences that capture the imagination. Beyond the neon lights, you'll discover outdoor adventures just minutes from the city, award-winning restaurants helmed by celebrity chefs, and entertainment venues that host the biggest names in music, comedy, and performance art. If you're new to gambling try taking a craps or blackjack lesson, many casinos have free lessons during the day ( or come find me and i'll teach you to roll the dice)



Recommendations for All Experience Levels

Free Spectacular Shows- The Bellagio Fountains offer a mesmerizing water and music show every 15-30 minutes, while the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace feature the animated Fall of Atlantis show. These iconic displays never get old, even for frequent visitors.

High Roller Observation Wheel
Take a 30-minute ride on the world's second-largest observation wheel at The LINQ for panoramic views of the entire valley. Book a cabin with an open bar for the full experience, or visit during sunset for the most spectacular photo opportunities.


Fremont Street Experience
Downtown Las Vegas comes alive under the massive LED canopy spanning five blocks. The area features live music, street performers, the SlotZilla zipline, and a more authentic Vegas atmosphere away from the corporate Strip. Stop at the Four Queens for some insanely strong cocktails if that's your speed. 


Red Rock Canyon
Just 20 minutes from the Strip, this natural wonder offers a 13-mile scenic drive through stunning desert landscapes. Perfect for hiking, photography, or simply escaping the city buzz with dramatic red rock formations and desert wildlife.


Neon Museum
Explore Las Vegas history through the lens of its most famous retired signs. The outdoor museum showcases iconic neon displays from classic casinos and businesses, offering both guided tours and self-guided experiences.

Dining

Las Vegas is renowned for its world-class food and beverage scene that extends far beyond our event. Whether you're looking for a quick bite between activities, a memorable dinner with friends, or a nightcap in a hidden speakeasy, the city offers endless options to satisfy every craving and occasion.


Hidden Gems & Speakeasies at The Cosmopolitan

Snow Lodge - Japanese-inspired ski lodge cocktail lounge serving drinks until late night with a cozy mountain cabin atmosphere in the middle of the desert.


Chandelier Bar - Three-story bar installation with unique cocktails, including the famous "Verbena" that numbs your taste buds for a sensory experience.


Ghost Donkey - Our venue's secret mezcal and tequila bar tucked away with no signage (look for the ghost donkey on the door). Craft cocktails and creative nacho variations in an intimate speakeasy setting.


Casual Dining Favorites
Best Friend at Park MGM - Chef Roy Choi's Korean-Mexican fusion featuring his famous Korean fried chicken, kimchi quesadillas, and innovative takes on comfort food classics.


Eggslut - The LA-based gourmet egg sandwich concept with their signature Fairfax sandwich and truffle scrambles.

Secret Pizza - Hidden pizza joint inside The Cosmopolitan (no signage, just follow the locals) serving New York-style slices until late night.


Beauty & Essex - Speakeasy-style restaurant behind a pawn shop entrance at The Cosmopolitan, known for sharing plates and creative cocktails.


Mon Ami Gabi - Classic French bistro at Paris Las Vegas with Strip-side patio seating and fountain views, perfect for people watching.


Momofuku - David Chang's innovative noodle bar at The Cosmopolitan serving ramen, steamed buns, and creative Asian-American dishes.

Fine Dining Experiences
CUT by Wolfgang Puck - Premium steakhouse at The Venetian featuring dry-aged beef, Japanese wagyu, and contemporary American cuisine in a sleek setting.


Yellowtail at Bellagio - Sophisticated Japanese cuisine with sushi, robatayaki, and panoramic Bellagio fountain views from the private dining room. (tons of gluten free options)


Bazaar Meat by José Andrés - Innovative Spanish restaurant at Sahara specializing in cured meats, creative tapas, and theatrical presentations.


Las Vegas truly offers something for every palate and budget, from late-night comfort food to world-renowned fine dining. We encourage you to explore and discover your own favorite spots during your stay!

Room Block

We have not booked a room block at The Cosmopolitan, but we will be staying there. We encourage you to book whatever hotel best fits your needs and your budget!