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Mirage 1 Bed Suite (1200 sqft) or Cosmo Suite (910 sqft)

Discussion in 'LV Strip Hotels' started by fastfreddy, Oct 12, 2012.

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  1. fastfreddy

    fastfreddy Tourist

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    Hi all - looking for a good stay (JAN 28, 2013 5 nights) with great views of the strip while having a lively casino crowd - of these two resorts (or perhaps others similar), which is a better choice?

    Love to compare/share thoughts on the following:

    -Views of Strip
    -Food quality
    -Casino vibe/fun
    -Overall

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. Pinny Long

    Pinny Long VIP Whale

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    Well, personally I would take Cosmo. I love the new casino with all its excitement, and as far as views . . . they are all fantastic (but the fountain view rooms are in a league all their own).

    The real deal maker for me, though, is the BALCONY that you get with the Cosmo rooms.
     
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    Cosmo BLOWS the view away.
    Food quality is near even.
    Casino Vibe - mixed reviews here.

    Location -not asked - right next to Aria, Bellagio, PH and Paris. Big plus.
     
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    cosmo suite with a balcony and fountain view would definitely beat anything at Mirage short of their villas any day of the week.
     
  5. fastfreddy

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    thanks guys - so is it any room with a Balcony at Cosmo or does it have to be a PREMIUM Suite room?

    Hows the food quality/pricing?

    I do like that its "newer" and more in vogue than the dated Mirage - just want the best of both worlds I guess to have a great view of strip and lively crowd to mingle with.
     
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    well if you've got a view on the backside looking at city center, that's nowhere near as good as a fountain view or at least a front strip view. but still probably better than Mirage either way.

    food pricing is going to be high as all pricing is high at Cosmo.
     
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    Any "fountain view" room at Cosmo should blow you away. Fountain view wraparound terrace rooms are off the chart!
     
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    thats what I thought - I guess its too good to be true at Mirage with that 1 Bedroom Suite because it could totally throw you behind the hotel -

    so should I shoot for at least the Premium Terrace Suite @ Cosmo for a chance at the strip view?
     
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    ouch!

    2200 smackers for that room - do these ever go on special for JAN-FEB '13?
     
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    do these wrap arounds have views of the entire strip (north and south)?

    any other hotels with comparable views perhaps cheaper?
    thanks in advance!~
     
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    Definitely correct in terms of the view, but the Tower and Penthouse suites at the Mirage are quite nice. I would possibly take one over a wraparound at the Cosmo unless the view was the most important factor. I would definitely go w tower suite at Mirage over anything less than wraparound @ Cosmo. If price even comes into play, It's Mirage all the way.
     
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    Price seems close compared with Cosmo wrap And mirage tower. In terms of feel and crowd, isn't mirage a little dated? I like that Cosmo is more hip. I'm 40 but not dead yet ;)
     
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    I'm your age, but agree with the sentiment.
    I prefer the new youthful excitement of Cosmo. Even though I don't go to clubs or hang out with such crowds, I like the party atmosphere and seeing all the girls dressed to impress.

    Mirage is nice. I like it. But in 2012 it's not really delivering the "wow" factor as much and it feels a bit generic in it's vibe.

    The only thing that I personally prefer Mirage for is their high-limit slots. The area at Cosmo is really nice for the HL Slots, but the selection is small and they seem to be about the tightest machines in Vegas.
     
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    There are two different fountain view wraparound terrace locations (wraparound suites are on the corner of the building). One has a view north and south on the strip, plus the fountain. The other has a view north on the strip, the fountain and west towards Rio, Aria and Monte Carlo. Either one should be pretty amazing. Get a high floor if you dont want any of your view obstructed by the bellagio sign/tower. From what I have seen, wraparound terraces run about $3-400 on most non-holiday weeknights.
     
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