TPG Executive Editor Scott Mayerowitz was informed while checking in at Aria this weekend that he'd be able to charge eligible purchases at The Cosmopolitan to his room at Aria. Specifically, The Cosmpolitan, Aria and Bellagio now have a cross-charging network for guests visiting these properties. One such change just took effect this week: Guests at The Cosmopolitan and two other properties in the MGM Rewards network now have reciprocal room-charging privileges. The last few months have been a sort of getting-to-know-you phase of integrating the resort into the MGM Rewards network, so the changes are unfolding. Still, this doesn't mean MGM is running off Marriott Bonvoy members from the property just yet. MGM closed on that deal earlier this spring, which made the 3,033-room Cosmopolitan and its 110,000-square-foot casino officially part of MGM Rewards.Ī quick check of The Cosmopolitan's website makes clear that more changes are on the horizon. Part of that deal also entailed MGM Resorts International taking over resort operations for the property for $1.625 billion - a sign MGM wants to focus more on high-end gaming at its physical Las Vegas casinos. As the dust begins to settle from a flurry of transactions during the pandemic, guests at a handful of resorts can now begin taking advantage of some new privileges at properties that changed hands.Īs you may remember, Marriott-affiliated The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas - part of Marriott's Autograph Collection - was among those affected by the real estate activity when investment group Blackstone inked a deal last fall for its most profitable asset sale ever by offloading The Cosmopolitan for $5.65 billion.įor more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. There's good news this week for guests at some popular Las Vegas resorts and casinos. This post has been updated with new information

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