Today I am at Vdara in Las Vegas, and on this occasion I have a Panoramic Suite.
Upon entry into the room you have the option for "do not disturb", which I have chosen to use.
Just wanted to say I originally had a City Corner Suite booked,
but one of the perks of being Gold -- I guess you could say with MGM -- is you do get an upgrade.
And it's not very busy this week, so they gave me this room.
Shade is closed right now but I will get back to that to give a better view of what's outside here.
Here is the dining table, with seating for four.
I just wanted to sneak this in too -- here you do have a washer and dryer.
Over here you'll find the kitchenette. You have the sink. A microwave.
Full size refrigerator and freezer. One thing that's not free with this
room though is the mini-bar. Anything in there, if you remove it you will be charged.
Let's take a walk over here and get to the living area.
This sofa does pull out to a Queen size bed,
which is really great because this room does include just one King. So you can sleep up
to four people here probably, no problem. Here is the television in the living area.
Here is the television in the bedroom.
You have two reading lights, and as I said this is one King.
Over here you can control some of the features in the room or you can get more information
related to your stay here at Vdara.
Over here you have a desk with a lamp. And over in the corner you have a chair.
This room has over 800 square feet. Let's get a look outside here from
this Panoramic Suite. You do have views of the Palms, Gold Coast,
and Rio. Over here are Bellagio and Caesars Palace. Even a little bit of The High Roller.
At night if you want a soak in the tub that's always a great option. Can't go wrong there.
You have the dual sink.
Over here is where you'll find the shower, a walk-in shower.
Panoramic Suite does have one bath. Some other suites have one-and-a-half baths
so that's something to keep in mind if that's something that you want, a
one-and-a-half bath. Over here you have a makeup mirror with the large mirror, which is backlit.
In here -- I'm not even going to open it, the door is a little bit hard to open. I opened it
a little bit earlier and it's just a little area to hang your clothing. Here is the main closet.
Up here is bedding for the pull-out sofa. There are two robes. Down here are
slippers, from Vdara. And here is the safe included with the room.
That leads us right back to where we started. So what was this room per night?
Well, it's pretty steep. $439.50 base rate. $58.81 tax. $51.02 resort fee.
$549.33 -- that's per night, for the Panoramic Suite here at Vdara.
Fortunately for me, that was comped. Let's take that look outside.
Shade, that's going to open. The main property where you will be gambling if you do stay here
probably is Aria, which is right there. You can either walk there or you can the Express Tram. The
Express Tram will take you here from Vdara to Aria, Park MGM, or Bellagio.
Vdara is one of my favorite places to stay in Las Vegas. And if you're lucky enough to
get the Panoramic Suite, I think you'll love it. Thank you for watching. As we look at Las Vegas
at midnight I'd like to expand upon something I said a little bit earlier and that's with the room
here -- the Panoramic Suite at Vdara -- along with the City Corner Suite, they each have one
bathroom. Whereas if you book the Vdara Suite or the Corner Executive, you'll get one and a half.
All four rooms are about the same size, and although they differ in price a little bit,
it's nothing really extraordinary. So if that's something that's important to you,
you might want to book one of those two rooms.