Aria Resort and Casino

Great stay at ARIA in Las Vegas. The hotel is modern, stylish, and in a perfect location on the Strip. The rooms were comfortable and the whole property has a really luxurious feel. One of the highlights was the dining options—there are so many great restaurants to choose from. Javier’s was especially excellent, with amazing food and a great atmosphere. Overall, a fantastic hotel with great restaurants and a lively Vegas vibe. Read less

A recent three-day weekend getaway to Las Vegas turned into an incredibly memorable experience thanks to our stay at ARIA Resort & Casino. Traveling with my son and daughter-in-law for a relaxing family break, we chose ARIA because of its reputation as a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star property and because it offers a more refined and manageable atmosphere compared with many of the massive casinos along the Las Vegas Strip. One of the things we appreciate most about ARIA is its thoughtful layout. Unlike some resorts where it can feel like you’re walking miles just to get from one restaurant to another, ARIA feels elegant, efficient, and comfortable to navigate. Everything is accessible while still maintaining the luxury and energy that Las Vegas is known for. Our stay became even more special when our room was upgraded to a suite at the ARIA Sky Suites. The Sky Suites offer a completely elevated experience, including a private entrance and a more exclusive atmosphere that immediately makes the stay feel more relaxed and personalized. It truly enhanced the entire weekend. Dining was one of the highlights of our stay. Our first evening we celebrated a birthday dinner for my grandniece and enjoyed a wonderful meal at Lemongrass, ARIA’s Thai restaurant, which delivered delicious food in a warm and lively setting perfect for a family celebration. The following evening we dined at Carbone, an exceptional Michelin-recognized Italian restaurant known for its classic dishes and elegant atmosphere. Both dining experiences were outstanding. Another highlight of the trip was spending time at ARIA Spa. As someone who spent more than 20 years in the spa industry, I tend to be very discerning about spa experiences. ARIA Spa exceeded expectations. The facilities are beautifully designed, serene, and thoughtfully curated, making it one of the most impressive spa experiences I have had. The rest of the weekend was spent simply relaxing, enjoying the resort, and spending quality time together. Between the excellent dining options, the luxurious accommodations, the incredible spa, and even a bit of time on the casino floor, ARIA truly offers everything needed for a perfect short getaway. This visit reaffirmed why ARIA remains my favorite place to stay in Las Vegas. Even my son and daughter-in-law said they would happily return again and again. For anyone looking for a luxurious yet comfortable Las Vegas experience, ARIA Resort & Casino delivers beautifully. Read less

What a disappointment from the start. Front desk staff can't even smile. We waited long for the check-in process. We had to ask someone how to get to our rooms as it was not explained. On entering the room we found that someone must have just showered and the basins were filthy, really very dirty full of hair. Our phone did not work to get housekeeping. I had to go down all the way to the front desk. They did not like what I had to say. Then I had to go there for a second time and was told I just have to wait. This was 00h50 and we were very tired, but at least wanted a clean basins to use to brush our teeth. The glasses were also dirty. Not a great start which were supposed to be a nice experience. Room12-286. I will not recommend. Overpriced Read less

We have always come to Vegas for Sports- March Madness, This trip was about the MGM Slam tennis. Aria is in a prime location for T Mobile. Historically, great!! They’ve lost their desire to deliver. They want to charge $35 per glass of wine, for example, but when you get to the room the curtains do not close, the mattress is used/tired. Can’t have it both ways. If you are going to become Treasure Island, then you can’t charge $35 per glass of wine. . . Time to deliver when it comes to what you are demanding people pay. Casino smells like an ash tray. Read less

My wife and I used free night awards to book three nights at ARIA Resort & Casino under two separate reservations. At check-in, we asked the front desk to link them so we wouldn’t have to change rooms midway through our stay. They kindly accommodated the request. Unfortunately, the issues began as soon as we entered the room. Most of the lighting controls and the curtains were not functioning. The central in-room control pad — something ARIA is well known for — would not connect to the system. When I went to the front desk, they acknowledged the issue and mentioned it was a known occurrence that required a system reboot. After a short wait, everything was working again. Later that evening, before heading to dinner, the system failed again. I notified the front desk, and they arranged for another reboot and sent a technician to inspect the room. They proactively offered dining credit for the inconvenience, which we appreciated. However, when we returned from dinner, the engineer was still in our room replacing a faulty drape motor. We had to remain out of the room longer than expected, which was frustrating — especially since we had an early flight the next morning. At around 8:00 AM the following day, housekeeping knocked and seemed surprised that we were still occupying the room. Concerned that our reservations may not have been properly linked, I went back to the front desk. They confirmed everything was in order and apologized for the misunderstanding. Again, they provided dining credit without us requesting it, which we appreciated. That evening, however, the control system failed yet again, leaving us to get ready for dinner in the dark. Another trip to the front desk resulted in the same reboot process and additional dining credit. Thankfully, our third day passed without incident. We checked out at 4:00 AM on the fourth day and requested an itemized receipt. We were told that charges had not yet finalized and that a receipt would be emailed later. Since we had a flight to catch, we left assuming everything would be correct. When the final charges arrived, we discovered that only a fraction of the promised dining credits had been applied. I called the hotel and was assured the issue would be resolved. The following day, I noticed additional pending charges and called again — only to learn that the previous representative had not corrected the issue. Although the second call began with some frustration, the representative ultimately resolved the matter. I had planned to wait a few days before completing ARIA’s guest survey to ensure all billing concerns were addressed, but by the time everything was resolved, the survey link had expired. While ARIA is often praised as one of the premier places to stay in Las Vegas, our experience was disappointing. The staff consistently attempted to make things right, and their gestures were appreciated, but the repeated room control failures, billing errors, and overall inconvenience made for a frustrating stay. There were even minor maintenance issues — such as slow-draining bathroom sinks — that we chose not to pursue during the stay. It was, unfortunately, not the experience we expected. Read less