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ARIA Resort & Casino, located in the heart of CityCenter on the Las Vegas strip, is a dramatic yet graceful combination of striking architecture, impeccable hospitality and sustainable design. From its soaring three-story lobby to the naturally-lit spectacular public spaces, ARIA Resort & Casino provides each guest an unmatched experience. Contemporary architecture is complemented by warm and intimate interior designs that feature reclaimed wood and native stone. The hotel's 4,004 guest rooms—including 568 suites—offer custom furnishings, lavish amenities, expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, and an exclusive integrated technology that allows guests to customize room features. ARIA Resort & Casino has assembled an impressive collection of the world's most critically acclaimed chefs and restaurateurs, including Masayoshi Takayama, Shawn McClain, Michael Mina, Julian Serrano, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Sirio Maccioni, and Jean-Philippe Maury. The resort also has a dynamic selection of bars and lounges, including a seductive nightclub called HAZE from famed nightlife operators The Light Group.
ARIA Resort & Casino
3730 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, Nevada
89158
Nearest Airport: LAS
We love staying at the Aria when we come to Las Vegas! The rooms and the resort are so much nicer than others that we have stayed with in the past. The staff and our VIP Host are always amazing! There is no where else that we consider staying when traveling to Las Vegas for vacations!
lbg517sd - Erie, Colorado
I loved Aria. Great connection to other casino hotels. Great service and beautiful hotel located in a perfect location on the strip.we utilized the tram multiple days to go to Bellagio and Cosmopolitan and Ceasars
Barbara N - Jackson, Tennessee
Aria is a nice enough hotel with fairly nice common areas and a luxury feel but the service leaves a lot to be desired. As well, be careful which room you get as there is a pretty vast difference from one 'base' room to the next. My room was a corner unit which had a very small window and was part of a lock-out that shared a connecting door with the suite next door. While that door remained closed the family staying next door could easily be heard through the door. This included a crying child at all hours of the day including early morning. I immediately put a room change request in when I got to the room but 5 days and several follow-up's later and I was never offered a room change. All of this while paying an average of $700 per night during a very busy week in Vegas - totally unacceptable. Another downside with this hotel is the quality of room service. Why are hotels still using Covid as an excuse for limited services? Room service was delivered in a bag with the food in a plastic box along with plastic utensils...really Aria? Also, when I tried to use the tablet in the room to request room service the order would not go through. The tablet stated that the wait for room service was 30 minutes. When I called to place my order instead I was told the wait was 2 hours! On another occasion my room was not serviced and after calling housekeeping to request the room be serviced I was told it would be done. Nope. It was never serviced that day. Bottom line - Aria is absolutely NOT at the level of other Las Vegas high end properties. I have stayed at Venetian and Wynn in the last couple of years and both are miles above Aria in terms of service but especially room-service and the quality of accommodations. I only chose Aria for this trip to collect Marriott Bonvoy points and because of some decent stays in the past but next time I will forgo the Marriott points to stay at a superior property. I felt very ripped off staying at Aria for the price.
Mozey1012 - Ottawa, Canada
The rooms at the Tower Suites are fantastic, Roomy comfortable and a great view of the strip. The staff checking in & out were great. Always friendly. Javier's is one of the best restaurants in Vegas and the casino is clean and not so smokey. Been staying here for years and will always stay here.
glenn v
On December 12, 2024, at approximately midnight, I experienced a series of distressing incidents at the ARIA Casino. First, I was bullied by several men who appeared to have been observing me and the machine I was using. I stepped away briefly—approximately 10 steps—to an ATM with the intent to continue playing, leaving money in the machine and turning my seat around. This action is widely recognized as an indication that the machine is occupied, particularly when money remains in it. I requested that security review the surveillance footage to address this matter, though I am uncertain if this request was fulfilled. Instead, I was refunded the money left in the machine and instructed to return to my room. Meanwhile, the individual who took over my machine was allowed to continue playing, using my money, and subsequently won a significant amount. Earlier in the evening, another troubling incident occurred. A man who appeared to be homeless was behaving inappropriately near me and my daughter, openly engaging in lewd conduct. This left us feeling humiliated, unsafe, and deeply disturbed. As a Gold member, I found these experiences to be profoundly disrespectful and indicative of a failure by the casino staff to take my concerns seriously. Both the harassment I endured and the inappropriate conduct we witnessed have left me disheartened and dissatisfied. Regrettably, this will be my last visit to this establishment.
tymia w - Maryland
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