W Las Vegas Reopens Skyfall Rooftop Bar
The 64th-floor bar is back with a new cocktail menu, and Living Room now sits beside the arrival lobby.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Casino
Visitors and locals who head up to W Las Vegas now have a rooftop option again: Skyfall Rooftop Bar & Lounge has reopened on the 64th floor. The hotel also debuted Living Room, a lobby lounge beside the arrival lobby.
Why it matters
For a city that runs on its resort corridor, reopened and new bar space shifts where people spend their evenings and which venues compete for them. The announcement comes four days after the reopening was made public, so the details are settled rather than pending.
The only figure in the announcement is Skyfall's location on the 64th floor of W Las Vegas, with no comparator provided. Opening hours, pricing and capacity were not included in the announcement.
The players
W Las Vegas
The hotel reopened Skyfall and debuted Living Room in its own building on the Strip corridor.
Rockwell Group
The design firm created the interiors for both Skyfall and Living Room.
Mandalay Bay
Its food and beverage vice president was quoted in connection with the sister property's announcement.
The details
W Las Vegas reopened Skyfall Rooftop Bar & Lounge on the 64th floor, with interiors designed by Rockwell Group. The new cocktail menu includes the Mojave Muse, made with butterfly pea flower, makrut lime and a violet-infused gin float; the Dirty Little Secret, a martini with olive brine and hand-stuffed blue cheese olives; and the Skyline Spritz, a Grey Goose vodka drink with strawberry-lychee cordial and lemon juice. Living Room, also designed by Rockwell Group, sits next to the hotel's arrival lobby and serves garden-inspired cocktails and mocktails, including the Raspberry, Rose and Ube.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: W Las Vegas announced the Skyfall reopening and the Living Room debut.
Beyond the Strip
Rockwell Group, which designed both new spaces, has previously shaped resort interiors in the valley, and the Skyfall and Living Room projects continue that pattern. The reopening adds another rooftop and lobby option to the resort corridor's bar scene.
If you've been wanting a rooftop night out without heading far from home, Skyfall is back on the 64th floor. Living Room sits right by the arrival lobby, so it's an easy stop before or after a visit to the hotel.
The takeaway
Two new cocktail spaces at W Las Vegas give valley residents another reason to head up to the 64th floor or stop by the arrival lobby. Watch for hours and pricing to be posted directly by the hotel before you go.
Further reading
For more on the resort lounge scene, browse the Casino coverage in our Entertainment section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CDC Gaming.
