Experiences on staying at Vdara?

[Ronde]

Has anyone stayed at Vdara yet? How was it? The hotel? Service? Pool? Casino? Rooms?

[urusaibob]

vdara doesnt have a casino

[bobu]

I think it's a good bang for your buck, easy to get on Hotwire and Priceline, $20 trick works pretty well there too.

No casino, but right next to Aria, so basically you'll have everything Aria has.

[Universal]

Has anyone stayed at Vdara yet? How was it? The hotel? Service? Pool? Casino? Rooms?

My Yelp review:

We stayed at Vdara for three nights starting May 12th and couldn't have had a better experience. We were in a two-bedroom penthouse on the 54th floor and the view was the best I've ever had in Vegas. Our room overlooked the Bellagio fountains, which provided us a great show each night.

The room itself was also excellent. Great beds, big bathroom with tub and shower, great kitchen, etc... Every staff member we encountered was on top of their game and a did a great job of making us feel welcomed and appreciated. We had room service every morning for breakfast and once for dinner, and the quality of the food and presentation was excellent. The French toast, in particular, was awesome.

There is no casino, but we knew that going in. Aria is right next door and the property is also connected to Bellagio via a walkway.

There is absolutely nothing I can complain about or would have changed about our stay . It's an excellent property and value. Don't hesitate if you're considering booking a room at Vdara!

[ChappStick]

Vdara is awesome! During Electric Daisy Carnival we pre gamed at VDARA every day. The rooms are great and it really doesn't matter that there is no casino.

[Vater]

I've stayed at Vdara as well, no complaints. nice rooms

[JWalkSC]

Definitely a nice place. Service was excellent ($20 trick to a bigger room/higher floor with fountain view) and I would stay there again, esp. since there are great deals out there. If anything, it feels very non-Vegas without the casino and no real place to eat, drink or hang out (there is a market/cafe and bar, but they're nothing special).

Also, if you are going to the north side of the Strip, you either need to take a cab or walk through the Cosmo and the entry of its parking garage as there is no direct sidewalk access to the Strip.