ARIA Resort & Casino

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.

Absolutely love the Aria and it has been my go to hotel on the strip for quite some time. Prime location, young attractive crowd, and nice pools. Gambling here can be expensive, but the new food court with AYCE options is a nice plus. Use the MyVegas app to get deals and bogo Gelato as well. Rooms are starting to be dated and hope that MGM does rennovate soon

After visiting relatives in Temecula, we made our way back to Vegas and spent our final night at Aria Resort & Casino. Oh wow—I wasn’t quite prepared for the sheer size and energy of this place. The lobby, the casino floor, the crowd—it was buzzing with nonstop movement. 🎰✨ It’s easy to see why Aria is considered one of the premier hotels on the Strip. Sleek architecture, beautiful interiors, and our room was spacious and luxurious with gorgeous views of the city lights. We did try one of the on-site restaurants (review coming soon!), and many of the others looked equally elegant—definitely upscale and on the pricier side. Check-out was a breeze with their mobile option, which was a nice convenience. Parking, however, was a bit of a hunt—signs are there, but with a hotel this large, you really need to stay alert. One thing that stood out—and not in a good way—was the strong presence of cigarette smoke and vaping throughout the hotel. It was noticeable everywhere. That’s something I didn’t experience at the Fontainebleau, which felt fresher and more modern in that sense. All in all, Aria gave us that signature Vegas luxury experience to end our trip, but if you’re sensitive to smoke, that’s something to keep in mind. #AriaLasVegas #VegasHotels #LuxuryInVegas #VegasStripLife #AriaExperience #FinalNightInVegas #TravelWithMira #MiRasMoments #VegasReflections #VegasVibes #HotelReview #ModernLuxury #LasVegasTravel #SmokeAwareness #RealTravelTalk #VegasWeekend