Very fine place, but had a few issues.  The design of The Cosmopolitan is fantastic, and the layout works well, very well situated in the center of the strip and I had a great view from my 56th floor terrace.  \n\nOverall it's certainly on the upper end of Vegas hotels.  I loved the Bond bar, very comfortable and great for people watching, and all of the lounges are very comfortable.  I didn't go to Marque, I'm not a \"clubber\" but I did see a lot of very attractive young ladies dressed in very provocative outfits standing in line for the club, so I'm sure it's a very class place.  Or they were all hookers.  Either way, good times.\n\nHaving said that, there were a few things that just seemed odd about the hotel that didn't really bother me (I'm not high maintenance), but for what is supposed to be a high end hotel, it just seemed weird that:\n\n- the bedroom TV didn't work\n- there was a light out in the bathroom\n- one day housekeeping didn't make the bed\n- they didn't replenish the shampoo and soap bottles until we asked\n- the wallpaper in the bathroom was peeling off\n- the shower water didn't get very hot and cooled off very quickly\n\nAgain, minor things, just seemed weird for such a high class place.  I'd probably overall give it 3.5 stars, and since we can't do half stars on Yelp (minus a star for you Yelp) I'd lean towards 3 stars, HOWEVER, I'll kick it up to 4 stars because....\n\nThe Sahra spa is EXQUISITE.  It's absolutely fantastic, one of the best I've ever been to.  I had a facial and a Hamman body treatment and my therapist for the Hamman treatment, Dawn, was awesome.  Just a flawless facility, great jaccuzi, steam room, sauna, the Hamman room was great, a very relaxing and comfortable spa experience.  Plenty of space, never too crowded in the locker room or any of the areas. \n\nAll in all a good experience at The Cosmopolitan, it's not up to the level of say, the Wynn/Encore or The Palazzo or Ceasar's, or The Bellagio, but a nice place.