The contemporary architecture of ARIA is complemented by the resort's lavish accommodations. An incredible range of amenities include 16 restaurants ranging from cafés to pop into for a quick bite to fine-dining extravaganzas run by world-renowned chefs. There are also 10 bars and lounges, so whatever your mood, there’s a vibe to suit it. Guest rooms boast floor-to-ceiling windows and are furnished in warm colours and textures, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing retreat. There’s also a state-of-the-art spa with plenty of indulgent treatments to melt your cares away, several beautiful pool areas and a fitness suite.
Amenities
Wheelchair access
Bar
Casino
Fitness Centre/Gym
Hot tub
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Night Club
Restaurant
Room Service
Safety Deposit Box
Spa
Where is it
At the heart of The Strip, between Bellagio and Park MGM Las Vegas. Close to the T-Mobile Arena, a destination for live events from music to sport. Transfer time from airport: 10 minutes.
Hotel information
4,004 rooms including 568 suites, on 61 floors in 1 building. All with air-conditioning, panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, 42” LCD HD TV, telephone, WiFi*, tablet controlled room settings, mini-bar, safe, hairdryer, plush robes and slippers, iron and board.
Deluxe Rooms with 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults (rollaway bed for 1 adult available in the Deluxe King room, please request at time of booking. $50 fee prpn is applicable and payable locally, price subject to change).
Stay Well Rooms offer facilities that aim to optimise your physical and emotional well-being, with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maixmum 4 people.
Corner Suites with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 3 adults with a rollaway bed (please request at time of booking. $50 fee prpn is applicable and payable locally, price subject to change).
Tower Suites feature a separate living area, bathroom with jetted tub, and 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 3 people.
One Bedroom Sky Suites offer stunning views, access to the Sky Pool and the Sky Suites Lounge, personal concierge service, preferred dining reservations, separate living room, bathroom with whirlpool tub, and bedroom with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Self-parking $20 and valet parking $40, plus tax per day (payable locally, subject to change). The 24-hour parking fee provides guests with in-out privileges within the same parking type (self or valet) across all MGM Resorts Las Vegas destinations within the same 24-hour period (subject to availability).
16 restaurants and 10 bars and lounges. Jean George's Steakhouse, Carbone (Italian), Blossom (Chinese), Javier's (Mexican cuisine), Catch (Asian-influenced sushi, seafood and steak) ARIA Patisserie, Lobby Bar, Lift Bar, Gem Bar, Salt & Ivy, Din Tai Fung, Starbucks®, Liquid Pool & Lounge, Pool Bar (open seasonally).
3 swimming pools (open seasonally) with 50 private cabanas* and 3 hot tubs. Split-level spa and salon with 112 treatment rooms*. Deluxe fitness room*, meditation and relaxation rooms, eucalyptus steam rooms and redwood saunas. JEWEL Nightclub and Late Night Lounge. The Shops at ARIA. Casino.
Room Service*. 24-hour reception. Concierge.
This hotel has a resort fee of $55 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change).
Resort fee includes: - In-room WiFi access; unlimited local, domestic long distance (the 50 United States and DC) and toll-free calls; airline boarding pass printing; digital newspaper and magazine downloads through PressReader for duration of reservation; access to Paramount+ with SHOWTIME On Demand via in-room television; and fitness centre access for guests 18+. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.
Wheelchair accessible rooms available on request. Please note that these rooms are subject to availability and may be restricted to specific room categories and bedding arrangements. Rooms and facilities vary between hotels so please check at the time of booking. To discover all the special assistance services we offer please see additional information below.
*Denotes local charge.
One person must be aged 21 years and over in each room
Please note: Due to Covid-19 all venues and services are currently subject to availability.
Please note: Rooms at this property are non-smoking with a Smoking Restoration Fee of $500 for Rooms and $1000 for Suites. Smoking is permitted in the casino and in designated areas.
Please note: Firearms are not permitted on the premises of ARIA Resort and Casino, including within our hotel rooms. If requested, safekeeping of properly registered firearms can be arranged.
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Good Stay
Dec 22, 2025hopeful74Freeport, New York
My husband and I just spent the weekend at the Aria. We had a good time.
The one downside was Shell, a security person by the guest room entrance. He was not a pleasant person. I greeted him with a “good morning” and “how are you”. He gave me the nastiest look and asked me why I asked him how he is and he doesn’t know me. I replied I was…
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My husband and I just spent the weekend at the Aria. We had a good time.
The one downside was Shell, a security person by the guest room entrance. He was not a pleasant person. I greeted him with a “good morning” and “how are you”. He gave me the nastiest look and asked me why I asked him how he is and he doesn’t know me. I replied I was simply being friendly. He just stared at me. Bizarre. Dude, perhaps you shouldn’t be in the hospitality industry.
Outside of my interaction with Shell, the visit was good. The other staff were great. The room was clean and the food options are outstanding especially Gymkhana.
I recommend the hotel!
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$105 for a gallon of water.
Dec 21, 2025CR M
I think the 4.3 rating is a bit misplaced. Stayed at 3 properties in this trip at Vegas - Fontainebleau , Aria and Hilton
Found Fountainebleau shoulders ahead of Aria. Aria casino is dark, badly organized and is like a Ross / TJ Maxx on Black Friday. Compared to a Bellagio another MGM property Aria is like a step child. The exterior is fantastic…
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I think the 4.3 rating is a bit misplaced. Stayed at 3 properties in this trip at Vegas - Fontainebleau , Aria and Hilton
Found Fountainebleau shoulders ahead of Aria. Aria casino is dark, badly organized and is like a Ross / TJ Maxx on Black Friday. Compared to a Bellagio another MGM property Aria is like a step child. The exterior is fantastic and is well connected and located but the room i got was basic , AC leaked water and the pièce de résistance was the mini bar smart water 500 ml bottle was $14. I mean that is just not gouging but simply greed. It’s not like the prices are printed but one had to go through the rigmarole of scanning and figuring out what is what price not to mention these are snacks and drinks loaded on weight sensors. The water at $14 per 500 ml made me smarter. I cancelled 2 trips to the sister property. The carpets are darker color and just bad aesthetics. At Fontainebleau I got an upgraded room and a regular room and both were streets ahead of the dump at Aria. I realized there’s rich and mini bar rich. Imagine $105 for a gallon of water. Ocean’s 11 anyone ?
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Good location, four star hotel
Dec 20, 2025Dorset_Solo_travelerDorset, United Kingdom
Check in is available online and you can get a digital room key for your phone but as I am from the UK I had not sorted my phone out for use in the USA and actually prefer a key card. So when I arrived at 8 pm on a Wednesday I was pleasantly surprised to see that there was hardly any queue. Only two people ahead of me. It also gave me the…
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Check in is available online and you can get a digital room key for your phone but as I am from the UK I had not sorted my phone out for use in the USA and actually prefer a key card. So when I arrived at 8 pm on a Wednesday I was pleasantly surprised to see that there was hardly any queue. Only two people ahead of me. It also gave me the opportunity to ask if the room I had been allocated was close to a lift, I had made this request online when I booked the room, and the desk clerk said the original room I had been booked was on the 17th floor and not near the lift. She reallocated me a room on the 28th floor very close to the lift which was great. I tipped her $20 - this is the USA after all!
I had booked the basic King room having watched a couple of walk-through videos on YouTube. The Aria was probably opened about 15 years ago alongside the Vdara and Cosmopolitan and is showing its age but MGM have announced that a refurbishment is going to happen. The rooms are quite dark - brown carpet and curtains, dark wood desk and draws. Mine appeared very clean and in reasonable condition although as I found out later the desk lamp did not work, nor did the phone as the cable was actually broken. The curtains and sheers are all controlled centrally from a tablet in the room and this did not work either. However I did find a manual control near the wardrobe. I phoned the front desk and they did a manual reset on the room controls from the desk, so I guess this is something that happens quite often.
As with most Las Vegas hotels there is no kettle or coffee maker, but there was a room safe, iron and hairdryer. There is also a fridge but this is occupied by all the mini bar stuff, with no room to store anything else. The bed was large and very comfortable with USB sockets on one side of the bed. There was also a comfortable seating area with a small table between. Most hotels I have stayed in that claim to be four star provide things such as cotton wool, ear buds and emery boards in the bathroom. The Aria doesn’t which I find a bit odd.
The quirky thing about this hotel room is that the bath and shower are in a little mini cubicle of their own, you have to walk through the shower area to get in the bath. I liked this set up actually. The towels I had during my stay (there were towel changes) were all a little worn and could do with being replaced. They were large enough though. And the water pressure in the shower was not that great - it is just an overhead shower, no hand held which was also disappointing. Hopefully they will consider this when the promised refurbishment happens.
All in all this is a decent hotel, not as high end as the Bellagio, Wynn, Nomad or Fontainebleau where I have stayed before, but I would say on a par with Venetian and Palazzo, although the basic room is smaller than their basic rooms which are mini suites. Dining options are good, there is a food court, a great patisserie as well as a variety of other restaurants.
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Aria and Marriott Bonvoy Dissappointments
Dec 9, 2025aadil m
Disappointed at Aria and Marriott Bonvoy. Canceled reservations (twice) with little explanation. Don’t think there is a benefit of the MGM/Marriott partnership.
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Dec 8, 2025Tony WSkokie, Illinois
The location and the atmosphere were great! The room and floor location were great also! Next time i’m in Vegas, I might stay there again.
Good Stay
