Alright. I'll be honest. I am kind of obsessed with The Cosmopolitan. Like...where do I even begin with this fine resort/EUPHORIC POWERHOUSE?!\n\n--Lodging Accommodations:\n\n**I stayed here for the first time back in October for my birthday, and we were lucky enough to snag one of their Wraparound Terrace Suites. Our party of 5 stayed comfortably in this suite, but we also added on a surprisingly comfortable roll-away. The room was obviously super luxurious, with 2 full baths, and a reasonably-sized kitchen with bar, microwave, freezer/refrigerator (tooootaaalllyyyy stuffed our liquor in these), etc.  The living area had a dining table for 4, coupled with a perfect wraparound (trend much...?), sectional couch that can sleep 2 smaller-stature people. The separate bedroom has the most glorious bed you will ever experience...like, ever (shout-out, T-Swift). I know that \"sleeping on a cloud\" is the cliche expression, but this is precisely what it felt like. We fit 2-3 on this each night (er...morning, technically), and 4 actually wasn't even that bad. And, of course the 500 sq. ft. terrace is the perfect touch on this suite-- there are 3 separate sliding doors surrounding the suite that all open up to the terrace.\nTIP: We stayed in the West Tower with a gorgeous view of the Bellagio fountains. Some people may balk at the WT because it \"isn't right on the Strip,\" but trust me, if you have a fountain view: GET THE WEST TOWER. Why, you may ask? Well, the east tower's north face has the Bellagio Bell-tower/clock right in front of it; and, starting early in the morning, all you will hear every hour is GOOONGGGG, GONNGGGGGGGGG by the bell slamming around. Kiss that minimal amount of uninterrupted sleep good-byeeee. Our other friend with us had a Terrace One-bedroom in the East Tower and voiced her dismay with the loud bell-tower. \n\n**My sister and I recently stayed in just their basic City Room over Thanksgiving break and were just as impressed. Very well-appointed rooms and MUCH nicer than Bellagio, which is typically more expensive! \nFINAL NOTE: For lodging, don't hesitate to pick the Cosmo, even their most basic room. Gorgeous rooms with awe-inspiring views, luxurious bathrooms (oxymoron...?--maybe, but you know what I mean), and the best.beds.ever.\n\n**SUPREME LOCATION. I don't know of anything else that can top The Cosmo for their prime location; with Bellagio right to the north and CityCenter south, you'll have all you need. Caesar's isn't too far, either (just north of Bellagio).\n\n--Gaming\n\n**If you aren't a gambler, then this will be pretty irrelevant for your desires to stay here. However, this is unequivocally my favorite casino on the strip...and for a plethora of reasons! \n1) Machines to suit any player's palette. Several machines have competitive progressives. I last saw a $1 video poker machine at a progressive amount of $5,900 (normal payout=$4000 for a Royal Flush).\n2) The dealers and pit bosses I have encountered have been typically friendly and personable. One of the last pit bosses I had, Barry, was probably the most congenial pit boss I've encountered. \n3) I really like their Identity Players' Card system. Mostly for the fact that for every $1 you spend in the resort (spa, lodging, food & bev), you get 5 points! That's like $5 for every $100 spent. I'll take my 5% resort credit all daaay e'ry day. \n4) Very neat roulette tables-- whichever number hits, all outside bets (and the given number) legitimately LIGHT UP on the table. This is a very nice feature for the beginning roulette player. \n5) Well-lit, well-ventilated casino floor. It's right behind Wynn/Encore for smoke ventilation. \n\n--Bars & Restaurants\n\n**I either have current reviews for some places in the Cosmo (Book & Stage being one of them: http://www.yelp.com/biz/book-and-stage-las-vegas#hrid:uoTNNE0o67_BUiBRyUgNdw) or plan to write additional reviews (we have enjoyed D.O.C.G Enoteca and Scarpetta). The third floor has various fab dining options, and don't forget about the Secret Pizza for that late-night, post-Marquee, post-booze food! Speaking of Marquee...\n\n--Nightclub Scene: MARQUEE\n\n**Marquee Nightclub is going to be my next review, complete with tips (especially for us guys-- nightclubs love to nickel & dime us!) and handy-dandy info. For a true nightclub experience, Marquee will have you covered. Stand-by for that review!\nUPDATE: Here it is: http://www.yelp.com/biz/marquee-nightclub-and-dayclub-las-vegas#hrid:D1rnDFtLao6aJts2xba5qQ\n\n\nOVERALL: I love the rooms. I love the gaming, restaurant, and bar options. I love Marquee Nightclub. All in all, the Cosmo is THE place in Vegas right now and will continue to hold this status for a while with its hip and unique ambiance.