ARIA Resort & Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada
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About the Hotel
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.
Location
ARIA Resort & Casino
3730 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, Nevada
89158
Nearest Airport: LAS
Features and Amenities
- General Information
- Ecologically Sustainable Practices
- Dining
- Pool Bar
- Ice Cream Parlor
- Coffee Shop
- On-Site Amenities
- Salon
- Concierge
- Spa on Property
- Casino
- Fitness Center
- WiFi
- Live Entertainment
- Nightclub
- Art Collection
- Pool Cabanas
- Theater
- In-Room Amenities
- Turndown Service
- Air Conditioning
- Bathrobes
- In-Room Safes
- Mini Bar
- Flat-Screen Televisions
- Luxury Linens
- Business
- Business Center/Services
- Meeting Rooms
- Conference Facilities
- Nearby
- Golf
- Shopping Mall
- Interests
- City
- Hotels
- Signature Perks
Reviews for ARIA Resort & Casino
Great Hotel!
The hotel is overall very nice. The reason I have given it a 4/5 is due to the smaller details on most areas such as skirting and shelves were dusty. Some of the furniture is very chipped also. The shower is nice but has an interesting shower head. The bath is definitely a bonus too. Besides that everything else was amazing! Housekeeping came every day, gym was nice and casino clean. It is walking distance to the Sphere and many other hotels / casinos. They even let us check in early with no extra charge.
BrendonP_1987 - Perth, Australia
Bad valet service that can ruin your vacation stay away at all costs
Bad valet service if you want your Vegas trip ruined avoid the valet service the white tall cubby guy has attitude just asking a question he gave us attitude and also other guest your at a resort hotel and you have that person working there lol what a joke
andrewbal650 - Daly City, California
Not worth the price try Fountaine Bleau
Currently here and it’s disappointing. We booked via Marriott points, it felt very much like we had booked via a third party site like Priceline. No recognition of status, put us on a low floor, terrible view, room feels dated, shower is terrible / no pressure / doesn’t drain. We had just spent 2 nights at Fountaine Bleau, which was amazing and running a deal for $130 per night, while the Aria was averaging $400+ do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. Long story short for $400 + a night there should be some major major updating.
688jills - Salt Lake City, Utah
They charge to store your own drink in minibar- this is one step to far.
While I am prepared to spend money at the casino, they charge 25 dollars a day if you store water in the minibar in the room. I understand that this is a 5 star luxury resort, but this is one step to far. I am ok with the 1000 spas, 400 dollar dinners ect, because the price is upfront. Even the resort fee is made clear to you. If you can't afford it, dont go. However, charging to keep water in a mini fridge in the room is one step to far. I feel this cheapens the brand and leaves a bad feeling about MGM.
Odyssey05163884421
Overpriced. Overrated
The Aria was a major let down. The room felt old and worn, with a broken toilet paper holder, sagging mattress and barely any usable working outlets. Hallway carpet dirty smelly. The Wi-Fi slow. For the price, this was the worst hotel experience I’ve had in years. Absolutely not worth it
Stacey S
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