ARIA Resort & Casino

There was food left in the hallways of the hotel rooms that seemed to be there for over 12-14 hours. Other than that, top rate experiment. Pool was nice although the thought that the adult pool was no kids seemed to not be the case.

It was a nice and clean resort. Decent placement on the strip with walkable dining options. The hotel itself you definitely need to make reservations because we couldn’t get in to eat dinner anywhere the day we got there and this was during the week not a weekend. Good amount of children in Vegas and also wish they had a pool area for adults only.

This is our second time staying at Aria and we will definitely be back. The staff, amenities, cleanliness, and the location are amazing! There are also less families with young children at this hotel then others we have stayed at which is great if you are looking for more of an adult get away.

Liked everything about the hotel and staff. There was one incident at the pizza bar. The girl who gave the order was really rude. I never like to give bad rating but her attitude was really bad. We had a wrong order filled and she had made it seemed as if it was our fault. I did try to hold my composure but when i seen her tell another worker “B| €h” and let me mind u we were given the wrong order that’s when I explained she had rung us up correctly just the order was wrong so if she’s made she should have told the person who made the order. I do usually stay at the Bellagio but my kids wanted to be there. I will not be staying at the aria again.

Aria is not a place for children. It’s for adults. There is a fridge in your room full of refreshments for you to purchase at a premium - not even cold by the way, but no thought of having just a fridge for your own convenience and snacks, especially if you bring your kids. Be prepared to walk and get your work out in. Self parking feels like miles away and you walk across the entire casino floor to get to the other end of the property just to check-in. Vegas in general is just overpriced for hotel stays, resort fees and parking rates. $18 a night as a guest is a rip off. It should be free if I’m a guest. Anyways, rooms were nice, bed was comfy, my view was of a rooftop and like I said, not worth the price you pay. Wouldn’t return to this hotel.

We came for a family trip, stood in line for a very long time just to get a room. The room was uncomfortably small for its price. During our stay, our baby moved some of the mini bars snacks from their trays. we put them back in place immediately but still was charged for all of them on check out. So we waited in the endless line for service just to have it sorted out. Dining options in Aria are either very expensive and require a reservation or you have to wait in line for 30-60 minutes for overpriced coffee and omelette. Before staying at Aria, we stayed at another hotel in Vegas and had a wonderful stay. We will not stay at the Aria again.

Excellent room: spacious and clean; Excellent beds and linen; quiet, no noise from hallway or adjoining rooms. Very efficient elevators. Easy to navigate layout. Very good pool layout for families. Great restaurants onsite. Only real weak point is lack of a good late night meal option

all was great. wife and child had so much fun in house, they didn't want to leave resort last day. free upgrade to sky suites

Hotel refused to give me credit for a nights stay as I had to leave a day early due to a serious family issue I will never stay here again nor will I ever use Hotel.com

Cleanliness . No one comes to clean your room . Even after repeated calls hardly someone will pop up . I never would go back or recommend this property to my family and friends . It use to be my favorite not anymore . Not place for cleanliness , hygiene. Staff are very rude . We can write a book let’s not waste time . Worst worst worst property