Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas Condos for Sale

Yes. The building opened in 2009 as the Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas and was rebranded to Waldorf Astoria in 2018 following a change of ownership. Older MLS records and listing archives may still reference the Mandarin Oriental name.

They’re private, individually owned residences on the upper floors, served by the Waldorf Astoria hotel below — not a nightly-rental condo-hotel pool. Owners get full hotel services; longer-term leasing is governed by the HOA, so confirm the current rules before buying.

There are 225 private residences on the upper floors, above a Waldorf Astoria hotel that occupies the lower floors. The residence count is small relative to the building’s height, which keeps the homes large and the floor density low.

Dues run higher than a standard high-rise because they fund Waldorf Astoria–grade services — concierge, security, housekeeping access, spa/fitness, and building operations. The figure varies by residence size and changes over time, so we pull the current amount on a specific home. Call (702) 637-1759.

Often not in the conventional sense — branded residences integrated with a hotel are frequently non-warrantable, so many buyers use jumbo, portfolio, or cash financing. We connect Waldorf buyers with lenders familiar with the building.

No — it’s a non-gaming tower, which is part of its appeal for residence owners who want a quieter, hotel-serviced home at CityCenter without a casino floor in the building.

Because the residences sit on the upper floors above the 23rd-floor sky lobby, they capture Strip, CityCenter, and mountain views. The live listings above note floor and exposure where the MLS provides it.

It’s among the most expensive addresses in the valley — recent residences have traded in the multi-million range, and one penthouse sold for a record $10.1 million. Current active pricing and sizes are shown live from the MLS above rather than a stale price sheet.

The Waldorf Astoria sits at CityCenter in the center of the Strip, so the Bellagio, Aria, and the Shops at Crystals are a short walk, and Harry Reid International Airport is roughly a 10-minute drive south.

With a small pool of ultra-luxury homes and specialized financing, Waldorf buyers benefit from an agent who tracks the building’s limited inventory and knows the branded-residence lender landscape. We monitor Waldorf listings and can set an alert for the floor and layout you want.