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The Cosmopolitan is Now Both a Ritz-Carlton and an Autograph Collection Hotel

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South [map], Las Vegas, NV, United States, 89109
December 21, 2010 at 2:55 PM | by | Comments (0)

As our sibling, VegasChatter told you last week, The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas is now open and it is rather awesome.

But things have gotten a little confusing as far as that Marriott partnership is concerned. The hotel is now both a Ritz-Carlton *partner* hotel and an Autograph Collection Hotel. So which rewards program is best for you to use? As it turns out, you can still use either Ritz-Carlton Rewards or the Marriott Rewards program.

Here's what the folks at Marriott told us:

Ritz-Carlton Rewards members can earn and redeem their points at The Cosmopolitan. They can also receive their Elite benefits there. As a member of the Autograph Collection, the hotel is part of Marriott Rewards, which is a partner of The Ritz-Carlton Rewards program.

Adding to the confusion slightly, there's the Cosmo's own rewards program called Identity. This program gives you points for all the activity you do on-site at the hotel from gambling to dining to spa-ing and shopping. Those points are then redeemable to use back on the property (not at any other Marriott hotel.)

Confusing? It sure is so you should spend some time reviewing all the programs before you get to The Cosmo to see which one is best for you.

Go here for a breakdown of Ritz-Carlton Rewards and Marriott Rewards from The Points Guy. Then head to VegasChatter for the lowdown on the Identity program.

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