Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
The Strip's non-gaming tower — no casino, no smoke, a bar on the 23rd floor.
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Why it's in the collection
Because a Kohn Pedersen Fox tower with no casino floor is the rarest thing on the Strip, and the Sky Lobby earns the elevator ride.
- A 47-story tower at CityCenter by Kohn Pedersen Fox, opened in December 2009 as Mandarin Oriental and rebranded Waldorf Astoria in 2018; non-gaming and non-smoking, with the lobby moved to ground level in 2023.
- The 23rd-floor Sky Lobby was reimagined in 2025 by Rockwell Group: Peacock Alley, with a feather-shaped bar under a sculptural glass canopy, and Hard Shake, an Old-Hollywood cocktail lounge.
- Afternoon tea in the Tea Lounge; Zen Kitchen serves seasonal American cooking on the third floor, and the Pool Cafe has twenty private cabanas.
- The Waldorf Astoria Spa spreads hydrotherapy, plunge pools and an ice fountain over two levels.
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