waldorf astoria las vegas

A Stay That Dreams Are Made Of... Mostly

The Bed: A Perfect Dreamscape 

Stepping into Room 1000 at the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas feels like entering a luxe playground, where most things are perfectly in place, but a few could use a bit more sparkle. First, let’s talk about the bed — a true masterpiece. With linens, mattress, and pillows all scoring a flawless 100%, it’s like sleeping on a cloud draped in couture. If nothing else, Room 1000 ensures you’ll drift off to dreamland in the lap of luxury.

Room: Stylish Yet Noisy 

The room itself struts its stuff with immaculate cleanliness, a tasteful design, and a minibar that doesn’t disappoint. However, the view, while pleasant, doesn’t quite steal the spotlight, and the workspace and noise levels suggest that this room is more suited for leisure than productivity. If you’re in town to mix business with pleasure, don’t expect the quietest environment for conference calls or deep work sessions.

Bathroom: Almost Perfect 

Now, the bathroom — another star performer. Gleaming surfaces, perfect water temperature, and pressure make it an oasis after a long day on the Strip. However, the towels seem to have lost some of that Waldorf magic, clocking in at a less-than-plush 60%.

Hotel: Close but No Cigar 

As for the rest of the hotel experience, there are highs and lows. The chic lobby is Instagram-ready, the Wi-Fi is speedy, and the amenities are top-notch. But fitness buffs and foodies might feel a bit underwhelmed, with the gym and restaurant delivering more of a supporting role than a starring one. Room service is similarly hit or miss, scoring a modest 60%.

Final Verdict 

In short, Room 1000 at the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is an ideal choice if you prioritize a divine night’s sleep in style. While the extras might not always dazzle, they won’t detract too much from an otherwise luxurious stay. With a stayIQ of 87%, it's a solid pick for anyone seeking a comfortable escape with a few quirks along the way.