A Strip hotel-casino has completed a redesign of its luxury penthouse suites.
Cosmopolitan recently finished updating 24 penthouse suites and 14 entourage rooms on the upper floors of Chelsea Tower, according to a press release. The hotel said the suites and rooms are now available for booking.
The update includes expanded layouts, modern decor and personal butler service.
Designed by Studio Gaia, the refreshed spaces range from 1,900 to more than 3,000 square feet and come in two-, three-, and four-bedroom configurations.
Each suite features open living, dining areas and select artwork by Rare Culture. Some units include private Peloton gyms or foosball tables, while all offer dedicated butler service for 24-hour assistance.
“The Cosmopolitan has always embraced bold, daring design, and these new Chelsea Penthouses take that legacy to new heights,” Sean Lanni, president and chief operating officer of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, said in a statement. “We designed these suites to reflect the spirit of the resort itself – vibrant, energetic and made for connection. With expansive views, expansive living spaces and thoughtful details, they create the kind of experience our guests will remember long after their stay.”
The last major hotel room upgrade at The Cosmopolitan was completed in 2018. The $100 million project included a top-to-bottom remodeling of nearly 2,895 hotel rooms in both the Chelsea and Boulevard towers.
MGM Resorts International took over operations of The Cosmopolitan in 2022 for $1.6 billion.
During an earnings call this year, MGM Resorts executives announced that a large-scale renovation project for hotel rooms at The Cosmopolitan would begin in 2027. Room upgrades at the Aria, scheduled to start next year, were announced during the same call.
Las Vegas-based MGM Resorts is winding down a $300 million hotel room renovation project at the MGM Grand.
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