Ski Lodge

Finding The Ski Lodge Bar is part of the fun, but staying there is pure magic. Tucked away discreetly, you'll need to know the secret entry, this bar is the most unique and charming hidden gem in Las Vegas. Forget the neon and slots; this is where you go when you crave an actual escape. The atmosphere is executed flawlessly. As soon as you step inside, you are transported to a chic, mid-century alpine cabin. Everything from the wooden paneling and stone fireplace (which is always "burning") to the vintage ski equipment on the walls creates an incredibly warm, intimate, and cozy vibe. It’s the perfect spot to decompress after a day on the Strip. The cocktails are inventive and perfectly crafted, leaning heavily into delicious, spirit-forward "apres-ski" themes. They specialize in hot toddies, spiced drinks, and unique takes on classics, all served by bartenders who are knowledgeable and genuinely friendly. The service is attentive but never intrusive, adding to the feeling that you’ve stumbled into a private, exclusive retreat. If you’re tired of the typical Vegas scene and want a genuinely different, high-quality nightlife experience, you absolutely must seek out The Ski Lodge Bar. It’s an authentic five-star experience that rewards those willing to look off the beaten path. It’s the best secret in town!

🎿❄️🌴 Like being at a ski resort…in the desert. 🌴❄️🎿 Super cool speakeasy that I will definitely be returning too. It seemed like there was always a line to get in, but once in drinks were served in a timely matter. But you came for the atmosphere. Imagine the immersion of a tiki bar, in the theme of a ski resort. The cozy mountain vibe is elevated by vintage ski gear throughout the lodge. Decorated with stickers from all the big ski areas really nail the authenticity. You’ll be subconsciously bracing for the cold when it comes time to leave. Drinks are great. My friend and I were aligned that the Niseko Old Fashioned was the best old fashioned either of us had ever had. Definitely a can’t miss bar.

🎿 A Cozy, Cocktails-and-Mystery Gem: The Ski Lodge Speakeasy Review ​If you're looking for a hidden retreat amidst the glitz of the Strip, you absolutely must find your way to the Ski Lodge Speakeasy inside the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas. Finding it is half the fun—it's a delightful scavenger hunt! ​Keep your eyes peeled for the subtle clue: a dark wood door marked only by a small, gleaming brass skier logo. Once you've found it and step inside, you leave the casino floor far behind and enter a small, incredibly cozy lodge atmosphere. ​The Vibe, Music, and Drinks ​The speakeasy itself perfectly captures a mountain lodge feel. It's intimate and warmly decorated, but what truly makes it special is the funky mix of music and decorations. It's this playful and unexpected combination that adds a layer of super fun charm and ensures the atmosphere never gets stuffy. ​And of course, the cocktails are great—expertly crafted and definitely a highlight of the experience. ​Exceptional Service ​What elevated our visit from great to fantastic was the incredible service. Our bartenders, Nicole, Jasmine, and Marco, were an absolute dream team. They were not only skilled at their craft but also genuinely welcoming and attentive, making us feel completely at home. Their hospitality truly makes this spot stand out. ​The Verdict ​The Ski Lodge Speakeasy is definitely worth the time and effort to find. It’s a hidden gem that delivers on atmosphere, high-quality cocktails, and amazing service. Don't miss this unique Las Vegas experience!

Food was great, drinks were great, service was amazing. We got a table for 2 and said we might have a third coming, they tried to accommodate us as best they could, 30 minutes later they asked if we were still getting our 3rd and offered us a better table that had just opened up, we almost forgot we might have a third joining us but they didn't! Amazing.

Finding Ski Lodge is a bit of a scavenger hunt — look for the “door with a ski logo” — but once you’re in, it’s worth it. I wandered in around noon and shared the space with one lone guest, which made it feel like my own private après-ski cocktail dream scenario. The vibe? Cozy-chic — like a high-end cabin with cocktails instead of cocoa. My bartender, Heather, was friendly and totally on point. She made me the Soy Soy Good, a bold mix of whiskey, gyoza (yes, really), cocchi di torino, apple, and toasted coconut honey. Wild combo, but it worked. The Marugarita with wasabi-yuzu and pistachio salt? A winner. At $25 each, the drinks aren’t cheap — but this is Vegas. For the flavor, vibe, and creativity, it’s easily in my top 3 cocktail bars in the city.

We visited June 2025. This is a speakeasy in the Cosmopolitan Hotel and casino. I’ll let you find it. Super cool interior, cozy, dark, but loud. We had a couple drinks and relaxed with a large group. No drink minimum. The host was a bit over the top - that’s all I’ll say. Cool place to check out when in Vegas!

# Hidden Gem Alert: The Ski Lodge Speakeasy at The Cosmopolitan **★★★★★ Must-Do Vegas Experience** You absolutely HAVE to hit up this place when you’re in Vegas. Period! This isn’t your typical Vegas bar - it’s something completely different and that’s exactly what makes it so special. The Experience We got there right at noon when they opened and had to wait a few minutes, but that’s part of the charm. Someone comes out to set up the ropes and organize the line - it’s all very mysterious and exclusive feeling. Once you’re in, they tell you exactly where to sit, which adds to that authentic speakeasy vibe. The Drinks The bartenders here are absolutely incredible - true artists behind the bar. Yes, the drinks are $25 each, but trust me, they’re worth every penny. These aren’t your standard Vegas cocktails; they’re crafted experiences that match the unique atmosphere perfectly. What to Know Before You Go **Important tip:** They don’t serve food until 3pm, so plan accordingly if you’re looking to eat. We got there right at opening (noon) and were glad we had eaten beforehand. The Vibe This place is the perfect escape from all the craziness that is Vegas. While the Strip is all bright lights and chaos, the Ski Lodge Speakeasy offers this cozy, intimate atmosphere that feels like you’ve been transported somewhere completely different. It’s that contrast that makes it so memorable. Bottom Line This is one of those experiences that sets Vegas apart from any other destination. It’s not just about gambling and shows - it’s about discovering these hidden gems that give you stories to tell for years. The Ski Lodge Speakeasy delivers that in spades. Make the time, spend the money, and prepare for something totally unique. Would I go back? Absolutely. This is going straight to the top of my “must-visit every Vegas trip” list.

We stopped by this really cool bar after being told about it and it was really a great experience. It’s on the side of the Cosmopolitan near Bellagio. It has a cool door with a tiny ski logo. We arrived right when it opened and it already had a line. We got in and got to sit in the chairs by the fireplace and it was really cool. The staff was fantastic and the drinks were very well made. Nicole was amazing and I had a wonderful time

Easily one of my favorite speakeasies in the country, the Ski Lodge makes me feel at home! What a VIBE! We found it on our trip to the Cosmopolitan last weekend, it's located behind an unbecoming door with a little metal downhill skier on it. When you walk in, you instantly feel like you're at a ski lodge in Breckenridge or Steamboat! It's full of wood, old books, tons of ski resort stickers, dollars on the ceiling... all with a digital ski slope display behind the bar with snow falling, and a fake fireplace. The bartenders & servers are dressed like they work in a ski lodge too, the server even had a 70s ski windbreaker suit on! But most importantly, the cocktails are phenomenal. I had the Slava's Snowstorm, which was kinda like an espresso martini but served in a highball glass with a warm coconut cardamom foam on top... woooow, easily one of the best cocktails in my life. I had to have two they were so good! Joey loved the old fashioned & the Tokyo Happy Meal (sapporo draft & a shot of Suntory Toki whisky). When the bartenders found out it's her birthday kickoff, they gave her their housemade cinnamon whisky shot (nothing like fireball, maybe more like rumchata). Service was great, drinks were fabulous, and the atmosphere is lovely. Find this spot when you're at the Cosmo, you won't be let down!

To finish off our night out - we went to this hidden and amazing little speakeasy .. it was so darn cute... its right there in the Cosmo... literally right next to Superfrico... and, you can see where it is, because there is a little skier on the door.. The servers were wonderful - sitting us right by the fire place and they were wearing the cutest little ski outfits... I literally felt like I was back in 1990... The drinks were so yum and it definitely was the perfect way to end our night... If you are looking for yet another speakeasy that Cosmo has... this is the one of you... Green Donkey has a much different vibe... this seemed more exclusive and I just felt extremely special having some drinks by the fireplace... you really cannot go wrong! 100%Jordsified. #ThatsMyByte.

If you're looking for a unique and cozy escape in the heart of The Cosmopolitan, look no further than Ski Lodge. This speakeasy offers an incredible ski lodge atmosphere that transports you straight to the mountains, paired with fantastic drinks that are sure to impress. The ambiance is what truly sets Ski Lodge apart. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with warm, rustic decor that evokes the feeling of a charming alpine retreat. It's the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a drink or two. Speaking of drinks, the Golden Gai Goddess was a standout. This cocktail was expertly crafted, with a perfect balance of flavors that made it both refreshing and intriguing. The menu offers a great selection of unique and well-executed cocktails, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy. The service at Ski Lodge was top-notch. The bartenders were knowledgeable and friendly, adding to the overall welcoming vibe of the place. They were happy to recommend drinks and share insights about the ingredients and inspiration behind them. Overall, Ski Lodge is a hidden gem within The Cosmopolitan. Whether you're a local or just visiting, it's worth checking out for its inviting atmosphere and excellent drinks. I'll definitely be returning for another round (or two)!

We stopped by this place for drinks, but we had such a hard time finding it! I love speakeasies because they're so cool and fun, but I'm not a fan of when they don't take reservations. This place is pretty small, which is nice, but we had to wait in line for a table for at least 45 minutes. Once we were seated, our waiter took our order quickly. The inside is small and we were seated on some couches. It was dark and had an intimate vibe, but super fun decor. We got the golden gai goddess and the slavas snowstorm. Both cocktails were delicious! The golden gai was super fruity and the dragon fruit slice is a fun twist. The slavas snowstorm tasted like coffee and the foam top added creaminess to it. I'd definitely come back here if I knew the wait was short!

Daniel is great! We got SoySoy good and Tokyo Happy Meal! Such an awesome bar. We came on a recommendation from the cosmopolitan chandelier bar! So fun and we will be back!

Such a "cool" and "chill" theme for a speakeasy! Here's a spoiler on how to find it, if you don't want to know and enjoy the adventure of trying to find it, skip beyond the perforated lines: ---Spoiler Start--- Head to Wicked Spoon buffet normally (assuming from center of the building, those escalators), now as you are in the hallway where you make a left into Wicked Spoon, don't make that left just yet, keep going down that hallway until the end, then make a left until you see a door with a skier icon. Open that door and there it is! ---Spoiler End--- Love the decor of the speakeasy, definitely felt like I was in a lodging cabin during snow season. Their music list was great, played a lot of 80s music, and it was just so cozy. Drinks tasted fantastic as well, do be sure to try their s'mores kit, the s'mores don't really taste anything extra ordinary, but I think it was a really fun experience nonetheless! I really liked their Golden Gai Goddess drink!

This review is based on a super-quick visit on 6/30/24. - Drink: Ginger ale mocktail was zingy, tangy, and refreshing. I definitely recommend this to anyone wanting a nonalcoholic option. - Dessert: Banana walnut tartufo with a miso caramel sauce - easily one of the top 3 best desserts I've had in 2024. Creamy, not-too-sweet, decadent - our waitress said this was a must have and she was right. - Service: Beyond incredible. I apologized for only ordering one drink and one dessert (we had already eaten dinner and only had 30 minutes before we had to leave for a show), and she was super understanding and genuinely kind. Service was quick and efficient as well. - Ambience: Chill and fun. They were playing great music, and the little details in the lodge were just too cute - the penguins on the wall covering, the flickering lantern at our table, the coziness of the space - I loved all of it.

This place is fantastic! Bartenders Nicole Heather are amazing--great banter, strong drinks, and fun conversations with other patrons. It's a bit pricey, but totally worth it. After all, it's Vegas! Conveniently located in the Cosmo, where I stayed, it has a speakeasy vibe from the outside. Don't hesitate, just come by. See you next time!

We liked this place but thought it was going to be more exciting. The decor was nice and it felt like you were in the ski lounge. The servers and bartenders were dressed accordingly. The seats were comfy and our server was really nice. The drinks were good, but it was not $20 good. The bathroom was in another area and you walked through some other bars that seemed cool. I would probably check out one of those other bars next time.

This place is so cute. You walk in and instantly are transformed to a ski lodge the theme is everywhere. It's attached to a restaurant but I heard them say the food menu differs. We started with Gin at another place so decided to stick with that here. The drink menu wasn't insanely extensive but I'm sure they'd make whatever someone wanted: I can't recall the drinks name but it was wasabi infused. If you are not a fan of wasabi stay away because the favor is definitely forward and I loved it! We sat at the bar and even though they were incredibly busy they constantly checked on us. We ordered a pizza that was so incredibly good. If you have time for food drinks and atmosphere, I would definitely stop by.

Grabbed a drink before dinner next door at Superfrico. Ski Lodge is awesome. The tiny sign plate in the door and velvet rope were the only clues to its location but inside you are transported to the celebratory refreshment well-earned after a cold day on the slopes. Very random but the theming is fun and escapist. I had the non-alcoholic Gingered Ale because that's how I roll and my wife had the Marugarita. Service was great and we had the best seats in the house - 2 comfy leather chairs in front of the fun fake fireplace. A space heater blowing hot air might have made the fake fireplace more convincing but that's a quibble. Ski Lodge is a great place. Loved it.

What a fun ski-themed little bar located at Cosmopolitan! So, the location is a little bit hard to find since it's not found on any of their maps or signage. But don't worry you can rely on Google maps to find your way around there. It is on the second floor, adjacent to the Italian restaurant Superfrico near the Wicked Spoon. Look for a door that has a skier icon. We went on a Thursday night around 6 or 7 PM. There was no line and our hostess got us a table for two within five minutes. Upon entering We found ourselves inside a dark, noisy and intimate room filled with merriment. Behind the bar screens that conveyed a snowy winter outside. There Were a lot of penguins on display, Not sure why. Also randomly there were a lot of dollar bills with messages written over them taped on the walls. The menu boasted Japanese Izakaya inspired drinks. To my surprise they also had a couple pizza offerings. We ordered an old-fashioned, which was stiff and strong, and a Muto, delicious but a tad too sweet, watermelon flavored drink remnant of a mai tai. The drinks cost anywhere between $23-$25. They also had whiskey flights for $95. Our super efficient and only waitress worked at a maddening speed. Clad in a cute ski jumpsuit, she was apologetic about the wait when she came by and got our orders in quickly. She was able to get everyone serviced inside that tiny bar. We were able to put our tab under our hotel room since we were staying at the Signature. I would come back.

I LOVED this speakeasy. It's in the Chelsea tower of the Cosmopolitan, so it's a little bit of a walk but worth it. The inside felt like a ski lodge, I love how the staff was dressed too! Our server was really friendly and gave great recommendations. I got the Muto drink, a tropical drink that had a great watermelon flavor. I would definitely come back to this spot again!

So the ski lounge was pretty cool. It was a small dimly lit ski lounge decorated area that you have to walk through a trap door to get to kind of lol. You come in and all you see is wooded decorations all around, the backdrop is snowy, and the waste staff is dressed accordingly. Is very dark and it's kind of loud but that's fine, that's not the end of the world. You expect it to be a little dim because they want to make it more intimate I assume. It worked for me. But I think that it's best that you perhaps try reservations to get a table that's not in the middle of the room. But it was still nice, had fireplace scenes all around and it was definitely warm. I hear that the pizza is good, didn't get a chance to try it but since everyone is raving about it, I believe it. I had the Niseko old fashioned. Of course I had an old-fashioned, if you read any of my reviews before you know that lol. It was good. I mean it wasn't the best in the world but it was pretty good. Maybe they didn't put the right amount of sugar in the glass because a bounce felt a little bit off, but it was still pretty good.

This is a hidden gem. This is a speakeasy bar. It was quite adorable. The décor is cute. They have ski and Christmas trees all of the place. They had upside down white Christmas trees hanging from the ceiling. This place is near the Wicked spoon before going to the buffet place. They have limited cocktail choices. Our waiter recommended first the Yukon Cornelius which has Bulleit bourbon, cognac, all spice dram, root beer, branca menta, and vanilla brean foam. Unfortunately, they didn't have it. My friend suggested this place because she there was a specific drink that was being advertised at Tiktok. But they didn't have it. Some of their drinks are seasonal. The second drink that our waitress recommended was the Ski Nog. Ski nog had ketel one, montenegro, benedectine, diplomatico, cinnamon, nutmeg. I absolutely love this drink. It was sweet and rich. My friend had a drink with a cookie. The cookie was huge and it was delicious.

Alexa was beyond amazing! She was a total vibe and will definitely be coming back. The Snowstorm is my all time favorite, it's the better version of an espresso martini!

PENGUINS! I love them and they were everywhere. I was a little skeptical about this speakeasy behind Superfrigo at the Cosmopolitan but it was a really cute little place. Great vibe, friendly service and they were playing fun music all night long. I wasn't really digging their specialty drinks because they were all sweet so I just had a Prosecco. It was fun to hang out here and just enjoy the place. Would definitely return.

Such a cute, cozy speakeasy in the Cosmo that's great to grab a drink before dinner or have a nightcap at. Location: Level 2, Chelsea Tower, next to Superfrico, enter through a red door. Reservations: None. Walk in and seat yourselves. Drinks: Small cocktail menu but they do have a full bar. I ordered the Grow a Pear cocktail which was just ok, it had too much of a licorice after taste for me. Food: My friend & I shared the s'mores which was a perfect size for 2 people to share. We got to roast our own marshmallows which was a cute touch! Service: We came when they first opened so we sat ourselves at a table but had to order at the bar. Eventually they had table service as the place got busier. The staff was very attentive and constantly refilled our empty water glasses. Ambiance: Reminiscent of a ski lodge, this place was dark and cozy. Perfect for a small group visit for a quick drink or 2. There are not many tables, so I recommend coming for a short time so others can enjoy the place.

Slava'd snowstorm is a must! The pepperoni square pie has a crispy crust and fluffy almost focaccia like - filling and unique with the honey and jalapeños - not spicy IMO. 2 drinks and pizza was $100 with tip

3.5 Didn't stay here for too long but it was cool to check out. Everything was extremely expensive so I can't really say how worth it it was but it was definitely a different experience, especially because I came during summer. One of the fun parts was we got a chance to do a shotski which were 4 shots in a ski and you had to do them at the same time. I think it would have been a little bit more fun if I had came during the winter so I was more in the vibe.

First visit to this hidden bar spot within the Bellagio. To get here, it's a non-descriptive door with a little ski logo in front of the wicked spoon buffet. The bar selection is what you would expect, nothing special. The service was good, we were greeted when we entered, and the bar service was quick. The ambience was OK, as with the name "Skin Lodge" and the staff wearing jackets and ski attire, I was expecting the bar to be a a theme "cold" environment bar. However, if I had to guess the temperature setting, I would say the bar was set at 65. Overall, just as average Vegas bar.

Kinda hard to find but once you find it you'll be so glad you did! Very chill ski vibe. Bartender was super nice and the drinks were really good! 10/10 highly recommend

Ski Lodge, a secret bar in the Cosmo, had a cool vibe with the staff wearing clothes like they are on the slopes. They have fun drinks here. I'd come back. There can be a long line and I don't remember if they take reservations.

Awesome atmosphere! You really feel like you're walking into a snow-covered lodge! We had excellent, timely service and quickly got the S'mores we ordered! They were good but definitely not worth the (almost) $30 price tags for two marshmallows, some chocolate and the crackers! It was a fun experience to roast the s'mores ourselves though.

Nestled within the chic Cosmopolitan Hotel, this charming ski lodge speakeasy offers a unique atmosphere that transports you away from the hotel's busy surroundings. The staff is impeccably dressed in vintage ski attire, enhancing the overall mood of the place. The drinks served here are not only delicious but also of high quality, rivaling those found in upscale Vegas establishments.

We visited the Ski Lodge as part of a tour of all the "secret" or "hidden" bars and menus at The Cosmopolitan. This was my favorite place we visited. It's amazing. It is semi hidden, but it looks like any of a number of lodge bars in Aspen, or Vail, or any snow resort. Loved the decor on the walls and ceiling, and as you can see in videos and photos, the snowy landscape you can see behind the bar. Yes, the drinks are expensive. There is a limited food menu also, consisting of pizza and smores type desserts from next door. I would definitely come back here on a future visit. It's a very fun place, with extremely tasty cocktails* and excellent service. *One of the cocktails I tried, the Slava's Snowstorm, was one of the best cocktails I have ever had. I immediately had to find out how to make it when I got home. As complex as it is in textures, taste, and temperatures, it really blew my mind when made perfectly here at the Ski Lodge.

Love, love, love this place! Super fun yet cozy atmosphere. I would like to have tried more of their food, but the s'mores were a hit. Drinks were different, and I appreciate that! Hard to find a spot like this in the showy strip, I highly recommend trying to get in this place.

A must visit! Favorite hidden speakeasy of the trip. It's very secret, so we were able to get a great seat on a Saturday night around 8:15 pm. The ambience is so amazing, and very detailed. You really feel like you're at a ski resort. I love how the performers and actors from Superfrico come in and talk with you or just walk around. Feels fun and interactive. Service was also great. We loved the Sticky Pajamas (sounds gross, but get it if you like lychee), and the Dick's Milk Punch was just okay. Probably would try a different one next time. Its expensive - for two cocktails, expect to spend at least $50.

Had a mini family trip and found this gem once the kids were asleep with the grandparents. Me and wifey had a hard time finding this spot but it was worth it. Spot is small and cozy; makes you feel like you're in a ski lodge for real. The workers were friendly and James was awesome. He share use his passion and love for the spot. Would definitely come here again.

Super cool energy in this bar! It truly feels like you've stepped into a ski lodge from the 70s/80s. Drinks are unique and the bartenders are very nice and helpful with finding something you'll enjoy. Definitely would come back.

Sweet 80s skiing vibe here with awesome drinks. You enter through a hidden door and feel like you're in an alpine lodge. It's small and can get packed so plan accordingly.

Really cool Ski Lodge vibe! Definitely had all the feels of sipping a beverage at the end of the ski day. I feel the dollar signs should be $$$ due to price of drinks. To take 1 single shot off the shot ski, $16 and the cocktails were pricey. Overall a fun experience, would do it again.

When it's warm and blistering in Vegas, you want nothing more than to step into a frosted tundra to cool off. Fortunately, you can pretend to do that by stepping into Ski Lodge, a hidden gem at the Cosmo. It's got great vibes, decorated as if you were grabbing a drink off Peak 8 in Breck with screens of snow displayed behind the bar to make it feel quaint and legit. The hubby and I sat by the faux fireplace and had a couple of cocktails and people watched. I ordered Dick's Milk Punch which gave me Tiki vibes but not overly sweet and very smooth and had a warming sensation much like an Old Fashioned. It was superb and my husband ordered one on the second go around. He ordered the Grow a Pear to start which was bright but black licorice forward. Don't think he'd order that again just because of the licorice flavor. I ordered the Ultraviolence to finish. It was bright, beautifully presented and had notes of rum, lemon, carrot and cinnamon. Very delicious and I'd definitely order again. We'll be back on our next trip to Vegas to check out a new menu and kick back and take it all in.

Overall: 3.6/5 We came a bit after midnight so it wasn't too crowded. Ski Lodge is located on the opposite side of Super Frico and wasn't too hard to find. I think the interior design looked better on camera/video. It felt underwhelming and I wasn't feeling the vibe. There were some rowdy people there. Devil's Dimple ($21): Very interesting drink that didn't taste as bad as I thought it would be since it had celery in it. Ultraviolence ($21): My husband liked his drink but noted it's not the best one he had. However, this has carrots listed as an ingredient so I'm impressed that they were able to create a drink like this. Slava's Snowstorm ($21): This was like an alcoholic version of a latte. The hot cardamom foam was not hot but very thick. It was hard sipping the cold brew underneath, and I didn't taste the vodka. The drink wasn't strong. They only give you half liquid and half foam. Given how thick the foam was, I think the ratio was off.

Good drinks, good vibe, great people, prefect hidden gem.the music was great. What a cute spot I will be back

Very cool experience! Always fun to take friends to a "hidden spot" on the strip. Definitely worth going at least once for the insta story! Love the theme and ambiance. I will say, even for the strip - it's incredibly overpriced. I justify the outrageous drink prices by calling it an "experience" but it still hurts the wallet quite a bit. Not much in the way of food, all their food is from superfrico and it's also super spendy. One kind of cool surprise is that while we were there they had little performances every so often. The first one we saw was a staged "fight" where yeti/abominable snowman came in. Pretty awesome and unexpected! Will I be returning? MAYBE. If we have friends come from out of town, might be a cool experience if it's their vibe. But will definitely give a warning about the mediocre service and exorbitant prices.

Such a fun place. Great drinks and our server Janezza was such a gem. Made great recommendations and had a great vibe to her. Will def be back when we come to Vegas.

If you've spent the entire day skiing, you probably feel like you've earned that burger and fries. And honestly, you probably did. According to Colorado Ski, an hour of skiing burns about 446 calories for the average person. So go ahead and indulge! Nestled inside Superfrico, the Ski Lodge will be the red door on the left of the hostess stand. If you didn't know it was there, you wouldn't even give much thought to a mysterious-yet-enticing Yelpy-red door! We came for the holiday drink specials and some pizza after seeing some Instagram videos. To be ordered was a Bad Santa, Grinchhopper, and the OG Square pizza with Pepperoni. The pizza was sooo good. It had hot honey and jalapeños. It was a nice sweet heat with a thick delicious crust. I think the pizza alone is worth popping into this speakeasy if you're not a drinker. I actually saw quite a few patrons ordering the pizza with what seems to be soda. Who would have imagined that one would visit a ski lodge in the middle of the desert?

Probably one of my favorite bars ever. It is such a unique experience. It is a speakeasy that's in cosmopolitan. When we got there we had to wait 10-15 min bc the bar itself is pretty small. Once you step inside it feels like you walked into a cabin. The bartenders were friendly and the drinks were pretty pricy but good and strong! They said they will have Christmas themed drinks and decorations starting early November so I cannot wait to come back to check that out!

After have dinner at Superfrico we went next door to Ski Lodge which is a speakeasy. It's smaller then I thought the drink menu was pretty small also . They offer 8 different cocktails ranging price $22-$25 dollars each . My husband got one for $25 . I thought it was pretty pricey for one drink . They offer pizza same pizza on the menu in Superfrico and they also have s'mores for $26 it comes in a little fire pot you can burn your s'mores yourself . I seen people with it . They are also on the smaller side for the price . The service was okay not as attentive but not rude . I think I would not come back just because the prices are so high and the portions are small . With limited options.

Love this bar for snowy winter ski lodge vibes all year round in a not-so-snowy-Vegas! I think this bar is technically considered a speakeasy but it is on the Cosmo hotel signage so not too hard to find. The inside is decorated so cozy and really captures the ski lodge feel. Being a Nevada native who grew up close to Tahoe and now living in a snow-less California it was like a trip down memory lane being in that cozy lodge!! It's winter 24/7 here and I love it! They do put up Christmas decor around Christmas/new years but take it down after..... not entirely sure why. I think they should just keep it up all year round because it's so cute and if it's winter all year long there then why can't it also be Christmas all year long? Lol!! The bartenders also wear beanies and flannels and dress to theme which is hilarious and I love it! Drinks are decent although I got one drink last time that I was not a fan of. It was a gin based one but did not realize it was going to taste so much like black licorice. The rest of the group enjoyed their drinks though!

Amazing speakeasy bar in Cosmopolitan. Small lodge but the theme is fully represented with fireplace, window with snow scenery, ski gear, and costumes. The drinks are fresh, unique, and delicious. Music on Friday night was an upbeat 80's dance music and perfect for me. The service was great too. Even though I didn't see him today, but I hear it's a favorite hangout place for The Yeti.

Pretty interesting spot if you happen to be staying or visiting the Cosmopolitan or just looking for a cozy dark place to have a drink. Ski Lodge is decorated like you're in a mountain ski lodge even the waitstaff dresses up in ski clothes. They did have speciality drinks as well as bar drinks..they were OK average $20 per drink. The people next to us were eating s'mores and they said they were delicious.....pretty small area, maybe enough for 40 guests. Located through doors to Opium show.

This speakeasy is located at the cosmopolitan in superfico. It's not a hard place to find if you just follow the signs to superfico. Once inside you're transported into a ski lodge with lots of cute decor from lodges all around the US ( I think?). I got sticky pajamas drink and it was sweet and strong. At $22 a drink, it better be strong! I guess if you come early enough, you just find a seat yourself and then a server will be by to take your order. However, I noticed that as the night went on, there were no servers left and you had to order at the bar but nobody was made aware of that.

I wanted to love this place so much. I thought the theme and the vibe was fun and unique but the service totally ruined it. We stopped in on a recent trip to check it out. It was relatively crowded but we were able to find a seat for our small group towards the back corner. The spot was tucked away so you really couldn't see what was going on at all in the rest of the bar which was disappointing- especially when some of the Superfrico actors came in. The drinks had fun, thematic names and looked really unique. It seems that the menu may change a bit but when we were there almost everything was very gin-centric which was an odd choice with some of the drinks. My hubby and I opted for the milk & cookies which was two cocktails and two cookies served on a platter. It was good but not $65 good and the drinks were very small considering the price tag. The service on the other hand was terrible. Not only did it take forever (we almost left) but just generally acted like we were a huge inconvenience. I'm willing to give it another shot and possibly sit at the bar if we are able to. The rest of the group will take more convincing as it's now a running joke about how terrible it was...that should tell you what you need to know. Overpriced by 20-30% and crappy service- not a good combo with so many other amazing options in the Cosmo.

Really amazing spot! My server at Superfrico helped point me in the right direction of the bar and it would definitely be hard to find. Coming from Superfrico, you would go to the second door on the left. To the left of the host stand, there's a red wall that's actually a door. There's another entrance from the Cosmo that has a small emblem on a skier on it, otherwise it is unlabeled. I grabbed a seat at the bar. The bartenders here were so silly and Jason made some really amazing drinks! The menu was very creative and you can even do a shot-ski here. There were silly skits with the Yeti and skiiers coming in. It's pretty pricey, but definitely great ambiance. If you're looking to dine at Superfrico, you can also order all of their menu from the lodge too.

Ski Lodge is a great example of what the Cosmo is doing right, taking a good idea and executing it well. Not only does it really look and feel like you're tucked away in a cozy ski lodge, the vibe of the bartenders and the music was spot on, making it a really fun place to enjoy a drink. But then again, how can you not have fun when you're surrounded by powdery snow and 80's music? Head over to Superfrico on the 2nd floor and look for a host nearby. Part of the fun is discovering the place, even though you won't need to look too hard.

Absolutely love the ski lodge! The pistachio pizza is yummy! Pepperoni is also delicious. The drinks and music is on point and matches the ambience. Can't wait to go back next time we are in LV

we were on a mission to drink amazing cocktails during our most recent trip to Las Vegas and this place didn't disappoint. Finding it was a little challenging because we had to pick the right door but it all came out in the end. The space has an amazing ski lodge feel hence the name! We loved the penguins & lodge feel. The space is pretty small so we were basically standing around until folks left. The service was good, all things considered. We came in on a Friday evening during NFR which meant that there were tons of people and larger than normal groups. The staff, however, certainly went out of the way to welcome us and grab out drinks. cocktail wise, I had the milk and cookie which was delicious!! Highly recommend! I definitely recommend this as a one and done drink place. Otherwise it kind of loses its vibe quickly.

This place does a great job making you feel like you're in an actual ski lodge. 10/10 for setting the vibe. Where I think it falls a little short is the drinks. $20-$25 per drink and most drinks were on the sweet side. We walked in on a Sunday night without a reservation and there were plenty of seats. Service was friendly.