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The Cosmopolitan, a luxury resort and casino located in the center of the Las Vegas strip, opened in December 2010.
It features 2,995 rooms, a large casino, three swimming pools, bars and lounges, restaurants and retail space.
Here's a shot of the interior of a room.
Here's another shot of the interior.
Here's a shot of one of the three swimming pools.
The casino is 100,000 square feet and it features ten different table games and of course plenty of slot machines.
Some of the table games include blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and ultimate Texas hold 'em, just to name a few.
There are rows of slot machines, too. Notice a prize car sitting on top of the machines in the background.
The Bond lounge and bar offers LED art, live performances and music.
Bond's trendy bar is great for dancing and it has a DJ.
The casino website describes Bond as "a rhythmic and vibrant performance space and bar."
The Henry restaurant serves American cuisine. The website describes it as "old-school revamped classics. Las Vegas Strip cuisine that is a reinterpretation of tried-and-true dishes and drinks."
The Queue Bar is located near the heart of the casino floor.
The bar looks like it has a '70s vibe to it.
The Marquee night club offers 62,000 square feet of space to party. It's open from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
The ceilings in the Marquee are 50-feet tall.
The Chandelier is a tri-story bar that's open 24 hours a day. The bottom of The Chandelier is in the middle of the casino.
The second floor, which is enshrouded by the massive crystal chandelier, is a cocktail lounge.
The top floor of The Chandelier is a lounge.
Seriously, don't you want to drink inside a giant chandelier?
The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas brings in a variety of entertainment.
The Cosmopolitan has an "avant garde" 3,000-capacity event spaced called the Chelsea.
There's plenty of shopping at the casino and resort. Some stores include Stitched, Monogram, All Saints Spitalfields and Droog.
All Saints is a 10,000 square foot retail shop at the hotel and casino resort.
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