Aria Resort and Casino

Mary

Absolutely loved staying here! This place is beautiful and has a wonderful smell, almost like cotton candy. All the staff that we interacted with was extremely nice. The room and bathroom was spacious. We had a spectacular view of the strip. The only downside is that the room did not have a microwave or refrigerator. But other than that, we really enjoyed staying here and would most likely stay here again in the future.

shelly coy

We have stayed here several times. You definitely feel important.They treat you with respect. The rooms are gorgeous. Room service IS GREAT. AND THE HOUSEKEEPER'S DOING AMAZING JOB!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ARIA!! The views are amazing!

Lana Smith

Recently stayed at the Aria hotel. The Aria was one of the nicest hotels that I had ever stayed at a couple of years ago. Prior to the Aria I favored the Venetian. I am a consumer that really can appreciate a beautiful room, no contact, and figuring things out myself. However, if you give me a room that is not esthetically pleasing I am going to reach out. During my stay last month my room was like a cat-a-corner room, that was ok. The key card cover on the door to the room was missing, no problem. The privacy light did not work cool. We opted for no maid service but kept getting knocks on the door - done. When we proceeded into the room to open the curtains they didn’t open we had to play with it. When we put our luggage in the luggage rack it fell because the wood leg was cracked already. Contacted front desk spoke with Celeste to report the luggage rack and not liking the room it self just due to the set-up. She advised that someone would reach out the following day (the call never came)I’m not reminding you to tend to your customers and I’m not at work. I ended up calling regarding the curtains. While maintenance was there I reported the glass i almost stepped on in the middle of the night going to bathroom, housekeeping came and vacuumed. Just a note that she said that she could see glass remnants when she opened the door to our room. We kept our shoes on even in the shower to keep from having a cut. Maintenance mentioned that possibly someone broke one of the glasses in the bathroom and missed getting all the glass. We then had runny noses as well and thought it was allergies although there is no humidity not a lot of plants around either. While retrieving an item from my luggage I found the reason for the runny noses the ventilation cover was full of visible dust. I’ll include pics of my room. Wasn’t the best stay definitely felt devalued as a guest as I don’t reach out unless something isn’t right. I even used the digital key system to get access to my room. But I have to say definitely dissatisfied for $700+ stay.

Karoadtrips

We had a great stay at the Aria in December. The overall vibe is clean, modern, and very well maintained. It doesn’t feel “classic Vegas” in the themed-resort sense—honestly, if it weren’t for the casino, the hotel could be anywhere in the world. For the holidays, they clearly made an effort to create a festive atmosphere, but the large, spacious lobby doesn’t naturally feel cozy or warm. The décor is upscale, though it leans a bit “early 200s luxury,” and at times it can feel slightly eclectic. The hallway leading to the rooms shows a bit of age and makes it clear the property isn’t quite as cutting-edge as it once was, but it’s still in very good condition and doesn’t feel worn down. The rooms are spacious but have a somewhat sterile feel. We did love the view after receiving an upgrade. Our first room had a curtain malfunction, and the staff moved us to a different room, which we appreciated. A lot of the room features are controlled by a tablet, which adds a modern, tech-forward touch—though it also feels like something that must have been especially futuristic when it was first introduced. Location-wise, it’s a bit removed from the heart of the Strip (about a 20-minute walk), but the property feels very safe, clean, and easy to navigate. It’s also connected to a shopping mall, with easy access to nearby areas via the Aria Express. The hotel has plenty of dining options on-site, so you don’t really need to go back and forth to the Strip for everything. We also loved the 24-hour café, especially the great coffee and amazing selection of pastries. Overall, I’d recommend Aria if you don’t mind being slightly off the Strip and you’re looking for a clean, polished stay with lots of convenient amenities.

Cassandra Juran

Stayed for one night before a red eye out the next night. Changed my life! We had booked a nice double corner room, but we were upgrades to a skysuite and that is luxury. That was the first occurrence that impressed me. Then we went to the dining court. Ramen, sushi, pizza and pasta... Everything was delicious and cost effective. Second big win for me. Then we went to the pool, which had great music and you could request a lounge closer or further from the music. Another nice accomodation. Then the spa... I am not really a spa girly, but this spa, worth it. Finished up at Din Tai Fung, always amazing and off to the airport. Relaxed, happy and ready for another Vegas trip in the future 😁