Last updated October 14, 2026
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Short version: A 100,000-point night here cost me $45 in cash for valet and nothing else, which makes it a strong points stay in the middle of the Strip.
Best for: A 1-night points stay within walking distance of T-Mobile Arena and The Shops at Crystals.
Watch for: Valet is the only parking, at $48 a night, and cash stays carry a resort charge.
Stayed: March 2026
My stay
My wife and I spent 1 night at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas in March 2026. The next day we checked in at Cliffrose Springdale for 4 nights.
I booked a City View King as a Standard Room Reward for 100,000 points. That covered the room. My folio shows no room tax and no resort charge.
The resort charge matters on a cash booking. My booking confirmation from January 2026 listed the hotel’s $55 daily resort charge, 13.38% tax and $45 valet parking. Hilton’s rule is that Reward stays carry no resort fees, and my folio matches it.
The only charge on my folio was valet parking at $45. The hotel has no self parking. No food or drink charges posted, and no Diamond food and beverage credit posted either.
The folio shows we checked out at 2:35 pm. Standard check-out is 11 am, and there was no late check-out charge.
| Folio line | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Room, 1 night | 100,000 points (Standard Room Reward) |
| Room tax | None |
| Resort charge | None |
| Valet parking | $45 |
| Restaurants and bars | None |
| Diamond food and beverage credit | None posted |
| Check-out time | 2:35 pm |
That is the full record: 1 night, 100,000 points and $45 in cash. My folio and confirmation say nothing about service or the view, so this review leaves those out.
The hotel today
Checked October 14, 2026, on hilton.com. Anything that changed since my stay is marked.
- Location: Hilton places the hotel steps from T-Mobile Arena and The Shops at Crystals. Its distances: The Shops at Crystals 0.1 miles, Dolby Live 0.3 miles, T-Mobile Arena 0.5 miles, the Bellagio Fountains 0.5 miles, the High Roller 0.8 miles and the airport 2.1 miles.
- Pool: an 8th-floor deck with 3 pools. The deck opens 8 am to 8 pm, and cabanas run 9 am to 7 pm.
- Dining: 4 restaurants and bars: Peacock Alley, Hard Shake, Zen Kitchen and Pool Cafe.
- Spa and gym: a spa on 2 levels and a fitness center open 5 am to 8:30 pm.
- Parking: valet only, $48 a night. Changed since my stay: my folio showed $45.
- Resort charge: covers internet, fitness classes, the house car, shoeshine and 2 waters. The hotel page lists what it covers without the amount.
- House car: runs within 2 miles, Thursday to Monday 9 am to 9 pm and Tuesday and Wednesday 11 am to 9 pm.
- Pets: service animals only.
- WiFi: standard WiFi is free.
- Check-in and check-out: 4 pm and 11 am. The minimum check-in age is 18.
Points or cash on 2 sample nights
Prices on hilton.com on October 14, 2026, for 1 night with 2 adults, on the flexible rate before tax. Cents per point is the cash rate divided by the points price.
| Night | Room | Points | Cash | Cents per point |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wed, Nov 11, 2026 | Deluxe Room, 2 double beds | 95,000 | $735 | 0.77 |
| Wed, Nov 11, 2026 | Strip View Room, 1 king | 202,000 | $665 | 0.33 |
| Sat, Nov 14, 2026 | Deluxe Room, 1 king | 170,000 | $1,055 | 0.62 |
The Deluxe Room returned 0.62 to 0.77 cents per point on these nights, the best return of the 9 hotels I have reviewed from my own stays. The City View King I booked in March was not listed on either night.
Book it if
- You’re paying with points. My 100,000-point night carried no resort charge, and the confirmation listed $55 a night for it.
- You want T-Mobile Arena, Dolby Live or the Bellagio Fountains on foot. Hilton lists all 3 within half a mile.
- You want a pool deck with more than 1 pool. The 8th floor has 3.
Skip it if
- You want to park your own car. Valet is the only option, at $48 a night.
- You’re bringing a dog. Only service animals are allowed.
- You’re paying cash and want to see every fee before booking. The hotel page lists what the resort charge covers and leaves out the amount.
How I rated it
4.4 out of 5, scored with the method on my rating page and only the facts above.
- Points value: strong. 100,000 points covered the room with no tax and no resort charge, and the sample nights returned up to 0.77 cents per point.
- Diamond benefits: mixed. No food and beverage credit posted. The 2:35 pm check-out cost nothing.
- Location: strong. The Shops at Crystals is 0.1 miles away and T-Mobile Arena 0.5 miles.
- Cost beyond the room: the weak spot. Valet is the only parking, now $48, and cash stays carry a resort charge.
- Room condition: my records don’t cover it, so it doesn’t move the score.
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas FAQ
How much is parking at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas?
Valet is the only option, at $48 a night on hilton.com as of October 14, 2026. My folio in March 2026 showed $45.
Does Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas charge a resort fee?
Yes, on cash stays. My January 2026 booking confirmation listed $55 a night, and my Reward stay had no resort charge on the folio.
How far is Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas from T-Mobile Arena?
Hilton lists T-Mobile Arena 0.5 miles away and The Shops at Crystals 0.1 miles away. The airport is 2.1 miles.
Is Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas pet friendly?
No. Hilton.com allows service animals only.
