Vdara is a really nice hotel to stay in.  I've seen many hotel suites in Vegas before including Caesars Palace, The Palazzo, The Venetian, and The Hotel at Mandalay Bay.  The suite that my friends stayed in had a lot of features that many hotels i've stayed in didn't have.  There was a small mini kitchen in our suite that included a stove top and range hood.  Some other features include a doorbell system that doubles as a \"do not disturb\" as well as maid service signal.  There were also automated blinds that would go up and down with the push of a button. There were also different types of room set-ups with dual 42 inch flat screens that split the living area and the bedroom area that my friends stayed at.  The suite we got only had one flat screen, but felt more spacious.  .   \nI have to say the best part of staying in a suite at the Vdara is the view.  The view from my room was a view of the Luxor, MGM, and Mandalay Bay.  The view across the hall had the Bellagio, so we saw a lot of fountain shows when my friends were hanging out in that room.  \n\nSome of the pros of the hotel is that the air is infused with some kind of scent, but i guess it's bad for the guests who want a substance free feel.  The other pro is that the entire hotel is smoke free.  There is also a walkway to the Bellagio and a tram that connects the hotel to the city center which is cool.  \n\nThe only con i could think of about the hotel is that it isn't exactly on the strip.  It's a fairly decent walk to get onto the strip.  \n\nI can see myself staying at this hotel more than once.