Both mid-Strip: a 460 sq ft City Room or a 650 sq ft suite. The Cosmopolitan, from about $135, for The Chandelier and a private terrace in the Fountain View rooms; The Venetian, from about $240, for a remodelled suite with a sofa bed and Sphere next door.
Every room a suite, remodelled in 2024 and 2025, with gondolas, a two-acre pool deck and 40-plus restaurants on site.
$From about $240 a night
Choose The Venetian Resort Las Vegas if
A first Las Vegas trip
Sphere shows
Friends sharing a suite
Food and shopping under one roof
The catch
A $55 nightly resort fee plus tax is added to every stay. It covers in-suite Wi-Fi, the Canyon Ranch gym for two, local calls and boarding-pass printing, but not the spa, and self-parking costs hotel guests another $20 a day, valet $40.
The Cosmopolitan of Las VegasThe Venetian Resort Las Vegas
QuietLively
Central & walkableRemote escape
Smart spendSplurge
FunctionalDesign-led
Food secondaryDestination dining
CouplesFamilies
IntimateLarge resort
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Area
Center Strip, United States
From the centre
0.3 km
Airport
9 min from LAS
Price band
$
Typical rate
From about $135 a night
Rooms
3,033
Last renovated
2018 (opened 2010)
Pool
Outdoor
Beach
None
Spa
Yes
Adults only
No
Restaurants
14
Parking
Yes
Selected by
Independent research
Last checked
October 2026
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
Area
Center Strip, United States
From the centre
1.1 km
Airport
12 min from LAS
Price band
$
Typical rate
From about $240 a night
Rooms
4,000
Last renovated
2025 (opened 1999)
Pool
Outdoor
Beach
None
Spa
Yes
Adults only
No
Restaurants
40
Parking
Yes
Selected by
Independent research
Last checked
October 2026
The verdict
Both mid-Strip: a 460 sq ft City Room or a 650 sq ft suite. The Cosmopolitan, from about $135, for The Chandelier and a private terrace in the Fountain View rooms; The Venetian, from about $240, for a remodelled suite with a sofa bed and Sphere next door.
Good questions about The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas vs The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas or The Venetian Resort Las Vegas?
Both mid-Strip: a 460 sq ft City Room or a 650 sq ft suite. The Cosmopolitan, from about $135, for The Chandelier and a private terrace in the Fountain View rooms; The Venetian, from about $240, for a remodelled suite with a sofa bed and Sphere next door.
Is The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas worth it?
Book The Cosmopolitan for a private terrace facing the Bellagio fountains at a mid-Strip price, with The Chandelier and é a lift ride away. Pay the $43 step for Fountain View in the room name, and budget for the resort fee on top. A big, lively, design-led casino resort in the middle of the Strip, where the terraces, the bars and the tables downstairs are the point and the entry price is modest for the address. Expect a crowd, music by day and night, and a resort fee on top.
Does The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas have a pool or a beach?
It has an outdoor pool. There is no beach; the nearest is a drive away.
Is The Venetian Resort Las Vegas worth it?
Book The Venetian for a big remodelled suite with the pools, the canal, 40-plus restaurants and a covered bridge to Sphere, all without a taxi. Pay for the Sphere View, budget for the $55 nightly fee, and check your dates, since the same suite can cost nearly three times as much in a busy week. A small city of a resort in the middle of the Strip, where the suite, the pools, dinner and the shops are all on site and a covered bridge leads to Sphere. Expect crowds, long corridors and a casino at the centre of it all.
Does The Venetian Resort Las Vegas have a pool or a beach?
It has an outdoor pool. There is no beach; the nearest is a drive away.