ARIA Resort & Casino

This hotel has amazing restaurants, a perfect location, wonderful pools, helpful staff, beautiful decor, and fantastic views of the strip. Unfortunately, there's a smell of sewer throughout the whole casino and hotel, the room air conditioner didn't work well, there was no mini fridge and the TV had very limited stations. The food prices are ultra-expensive in the mini bar, restaurants, and the little store inside. Not perfect but not horrible

I have to say, for a supposed four star resort, I was a little underwhelmed. Granted, the price I paid, especially for a holiday weekend, wasn't too bad. I also appreciated that the receptionist at the front desk managed to get me a strip view upgrade and a resort credit. However, the room itself was dated, with chips in the furniture, peeled wallpaper and dents in the bathroom. The view itself was mostly blocked by the Cosmopolitan next door, although it had somewhat of a view of the Bellagio fountain show. The shower being next to the tub was weird and I couldn't fit in the tub, so I couldn't enjoy it. Room was too hot at night and the bed was a little hard. There was also no noise insulation from outside, so when there were loud pool parties next door, it was very hard to sleep at night. Room service was subpar. Food was fine, but they brought it in a tote bag with plastic utensils. I much preferred it when hotels would have your food on real dish ware rolled into your room on a tray and placed on your table. This new setup is very lacking and cheap. Poolside servers have major attitude, so that made me very disinclined to order from the menu there. I appreciate the housekeeping staff for keeping the room clean every day. So in all, not my favorite stay in Vegas and I'll probably go to another resort on my next visit.

The bed is comfortable and the hotel is pretty nice. We got a strip view room and it was pretty wack though. Our view was basically 1/4 of NY NY and the tram station - pretty underwhelming for the price. You can stay at Vdarra for 2x less and get an actual very nice room (less amenities inside the hotel, but it is less than 5 minutes from the Aria walking and the Bellagio etc..

Large room, spacious bathroom with good shower. Good technology for lighting. The bed very comfortable and good sheets and fluffy pillows. Great pools and great facilities. On the contrary, the frigobar, full of beverages, very expensive. And they don't let you store any personal drinks. A negative point: to take the elevators you must go through the Casino where there is a lot of unpleasant cigarette smell as smoking is allowed.

ARIA is a beautiful property overall. During our stay, food was excellent and prices were consistent with those expected at luxury properties on The Strip. Our room was good, though there were a few areas that were showing significant signs of wear and year, but what really annoyed was that the air conditioning did not cool as much as we would have liked.