
Vdara Hotel & Spa
Best for guests who want suite-style living space, a quieter non-gaming stay, and an on-site heated seasonal rooftop pool.
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Vdara Hotel & Spa is an all-suite, non-gaming hotel in CityCenter with a seasonal rooftop pool and a full-service spa — best for travelers who want suite space and a quieter, smoke-free stay near Bellagio and ARIA. Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a five-star, non-gaming luxury Strip hotel known for polished service, elevated dining and calm, refined rooms — good for guests seeking high-end service and Strip views without a casino floor.
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Best for guests who want suite-style living space, a quieter non-gaming stay, and an on-site heated seasonal rooftop pool.

Best for travelers who prioritize refined service, elevated restaurants and panoramic Strip or city views in a five-star setting.
When Vdara wins: choose Vdara if you want all-suite accommodations with more living space, a rooftop pool and a quieter, non-gaming experience directly connected to CityCenter and Bellagio.
When Waldorf Astoria wins: choose Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas if you want a five-star hotel with polished, service-forward hospitality, elevated dining options, and formally styled rooms with Strip or city views.
Bottom line: both properties appeal to travelers who prefer luxury away from the casino floor; pick Vdara for suite space and a seasonal pool atmosphere, pick Waldorf Astoria for classic five-star service and dining.
| Category | Vdara Hotel & Spa | Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Contemporary all-suite, quieter non-gaming hotel | Five-star, service-forward luxury without a casino |
| Location (Strip / CityCenter) | CityCenter, between Bellagio and ARIA; connected walkways to neighboring resorts | |
| Size | 57-story tower with roughly 1,400–1,495 suites | Not published |
| Check-in minimum age | 21 to check in | 18 to check in (supplier listing: check_in_min_age: 18 years) |
| Pool(s) | One heated seasonal rooftop pool plus optional cabanas and some plunge pools at cabanas | Outdoor swimming pool [outdoor] and hot tub; on-site pool area (supplier listing) |
| Restaurants & bars | VICE VERSA Patio & Lounge (tapas/lounge) and Market Cafe Vdara (24-hour American cafe/grocery) | On-site restaurants and bar(s), breakfast buffet offered (supplier listing); signature fine-dining options widely reported |
| Spa & wellness | The Spa at Vdara — 18,000 sq ft, 11 treatment rooms, sauna, steam room; spa access 18+ | Full-service spa, sauna, hot tub, massage and salon services (supplier listing) |
| Known for | All-suite rooms and a calmer, non-gaming atmosphere in CityCenter | Serene service, elevated dining and polished Strip views without a casino floor |
| Casino | Non-gaming, no casino on site | |
Vdara sits inside CityCenter between Bellagio and ARIA with direct pedestrian connections to nearby resorts and shops.
Pick Vdara for immediate access to CityCenter shopping and indoor connections to neighboring resorts.
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas sits on the Strip near CityCenter and ARIA, offering elevated Strip and city views without an on-site casino.
Choose Waldorf Astoria for a refined Strip hotel location with easy access to CityCenter and the main Strip attractions.
Vdara is an all-suite property; every accommodation is suite-style and built for more living space.
Vdara is the clear pick if you want suite-style accommodations and extra living space.
Waldorf Astoria offers a range of deluxe rooms and suites with a focus on refined finishes and Strip or city views.
Waldorf Astoria suits travelers who want classic five-star rooms and view-focused locations on the Strip.
Vdara keeps on-site dining simple with a 24-hour market cafe and a tapas-style lounge that shifts from daytime to late-night.
Vdara is convenient for casual all-day dining and lounge drinks, with easy access to ARIA and CityCenter restaurants.
Waldorf Astoria features on-site dining and bar options and is commonly noted for more elevated restaurant choices.
Pick Waldorf Astoria if you prioritize elevated, service-driven dining within the hotel.
Vdara offers a single, heated rooftop pool that operates seasonally and a pool lounge with cabanas.
Vdara is suited to guests who want a quieter rooftop pool experience rather than a multi-pool or dayclub scene.
Waldorf Astoria has an outdoor swimming pool and hot tub as part of its hotel amenities per supplier listing.
Waldorf Astoria provides standard outdoor pool facilities and poolside service as part of its five-star offering.
The Spa at Vdara is a sizable, two-level facility with multiple treatment rooms and wellness amenities.
Vdara suits travelers focused on spa treatments, fitness and a low-key evening lounge instead of nightclub energy.
Waldorf Astoria lists spa, massage, sauna and salon services among its core amenities and emphasizes quiet luxury.
Waldorf Astoria is a strong choice for guests who want dedicated spa services and high-touch hotel service without an on-site casino.

Vdara — all-suite layouts and larger living spaces make it easier to travel with family or to spread out during longer stays.

Waldorf Astoria — chooses travelers who want formal five-star service and elevated on-site dining options.

Vdara — positioned as a non-gaming, smoke-free alternative right in CityCenter.

Waldorf Astoria — room categories emphasize Strip and city views with refined room finishes.
Vdara is all-suite — every accommodation is a suite. Waldorf Astoria offers standard deluxe rooms plus several suites.
Yes — both Vdara and Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas are non-gaming properties with no on-site casino floor.
Both have full-service spas; Vdara's Spa at Vdara is a large, two-level 18,000 sq ft facility with 11 treatment rooms, while Waldorf Astoria lists spa, massage and salon services as core amenities.
Yes — both properties accept guests of all ages, though Vdara requires a minimum check-in age of 21 and Waldorf Astoria's supplier listing shows a minimum check-in age of 18.
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