Aria Reviews

Nick: Mgr/CEO M.I Inc

From: Everywhere USA

Stayed: August, 2010

We are currently at Aria as i write this. The Penthouse is approximately 1/2 the size we were told it was. The food is inconsistant...we ordered the same food 3 times and it was different all 3 times, both in portions and how it was prepared. Their are burned out lights in the room, a broken mirror, broken decor, the sink doesnt drain properly, the jacuzzi tub doesnt work, the batteries are dead in the cordless phone, the on screen guide for the tv doesnt load most of the time, their are big stains on thesofa, etc...theres alot more i can say but this should be enough. We have called VIP services and gotten no repairs to the tub, the sink, the bulbs, etc.. and they just make excuses for the consistancy in the food blaming it on everything from late deliveries to a new cook. Weve spent $9000.00 in the casino in 7 hours and we get treated like bums off the street.

Nick: arad

From: Somewhere, CA

Stayed: July, 2010

Nice location and setup.... room was great and just enough for two of us. Dont move any of the over priced snack for more then 30 sec or they will charge you. Simple call fix the issue but senors on snacks is little bit over using technology. Safe is nice, fridge was not opening, even after the call to front desk. Tv channels were limited (worst then home tv). Technology was really nice in the room (one lcd remote controlled the whole room.). Casino is nice since I made enough to cover my stay. Buffet is better then anywhere I have been. Classy restaurant was alright, could be better. Pools are nice but over crowded. Overall the place is great and I will go there again. Just watch out for the rude taxi drivers, I yelled at one for being rude and then asking for a tip.

Nick: anubis

From: L A

Stayed: May, 2010

This was my second stay @ Aria. I tried again because my first stay in Feb did not allow time for them to be together. Well, the room is really nice. Most people are very nice. Nobody, repeat nobody, has any idea what they are doing or where anything is. Beds are great but you can’t get a thing done easily; like safes that don’t work, amenities, bathrobes etc. not there. Overall very frustrating place to stay. Coffee shop is very good and nice as is the cafe at the pool. They are very very slow but maybe some day.

Nick: TONIE

From: Las Vegas, Nevada

Stayed: June, 2010

Doors for handicapped did not fully opened the pool area closes at 8pm and they start packing you off by 7 pm. The prices for the snacks are outrageous and few machines to get yourself something to drink like soda and water. Their fancy restaurants like Julian Serrano is very expensive and the food is lousy. The rooms are small and dark with very little space to move around. No starbucks anywhere in the shopping center or hotel and their coffe is not very good to say the least. We went to pick up relatives and stay with them and were very disappointed. We have lived and worked in the Hotel industry for over 40 years and were ashamed of what it could have been a great vacation to our relatives. Saving grace was Red Rock hicking and maybe Mt. Charleston...

Nick: jpo12345

From: Boca Raton, FL

Stayed: April, 2010

We were at MGM and decided to ty Aria. We checked in at 11:00 a.m. Got a room with a view of the strip and it was amazing. Clean, Comfortable Bed and The Monorail takes you to Bellagio. Great Shops and Great Food. Nicest People and Very Sweet. Hotel Smells Amazing what ever scent they use it's Great. Overal we are going back again in the Summer.

Nick: jess

From: burbank, ca

Stayed: May, 2010

Decided to check out the Aria since we've already tried almost all the hotels on the strip. We usually like to stay at the Wynn but decided to give it a try because they had some great offers. I've read mixed reviews about the hotel and we wanted to try it out for ourselves. We arrived around 11am and managed to get a room right away, we were a little disappointed with the view since it faced Vdara so we called the front desk and someone came up with a key to a new room. We checked into our new room and view was great this time. Everything in the rooms is new and fresh after all the hotel is brand new and we really liked the contemporary styling.

Casino was great, for those who like to play Texas Holdem poker there are enough tables for everyone, no need to wait in line forever like at the Wynn which was really great. We loved the restaurants, yes they are a little expensive but the food was simply amazing! Probably the best pasta I ate in my life, so it was well worth the price in my opinion. The sandwich shop at the casino level was also amazing and reasonably priced, and the chocolates ohh my god you have to try them out. Pool didn't feel crowded at all with lots of places to find some shade. Over all we had a great time and will definitely be staying here again.

Nick: Nene

From: California

Stayed: March, 2010

VERY disappointed with this hotel. No WOW factors. And as for the service. I think you can get better service across the street at Travelodge. We reserved a room with 2 queen beds and was given a room with 1 bed for 5 people. So we were told that we would get compensated with 2 roll away beds at no charge. Waited over 4 hours then had to call front desk about the roll away beds. And was told that they were all out of beds. So they were going to send up some extra blankets and pillows. Had to wait another 1 hour and 2 phones call to front desk later. Had to sleep on the floor the whole weekend. As we got in our room. TV did not work. Had to wait on getting that resolved also. So far all of this is on our first night stay. We were on hold with front desk for long periods of time and was hung up on a few times also. Then the next day as we came back to our room in the afternoon can you believe our keys would not work!!!! COME ON....GIVE ME A BREAK ALREADY. We had to ask housekeeping to let us into our room and then had to go downstairs to get our keys fixed. I HAVE TO SAY THAT THIS IS THE WORST HOTEL SERVICE I HAVE EVER EXPERIENCED. I WOULDN'T RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL TO ANYONE.

From: Kansas City, MO.

Stayed: February, 2010

My husband and I stayed at the Aria over Valentines weekend. I was really looking forward to staying in the "grand'hotel. The pictures were awsome. I bought the promotion package through Yahoo. The picture showed an open window from a deluxe suite of the strip. When I arrived to check in I was given a room without a view of the strip. I asked for a room with a view of the strip and it was 15.00 dollars extra a night. I hesitated, but said okay. When I got to my room (The room was just okay) The curtains opened up and lo and behold there was a big yellow ugly building in front of my window blocking the view of the strip. I had to laugh. I had to ask for bar soap as there was none in the powder room. They were very chintsy with their soaps. I was not impressed really. If I could compare hotels and casinos, I would rate Redrock the best bet. The rooms are big and spacious, and they give you a newspaper every morning. Plus, they have very nice bar soaps. My husband does business in Vegas every month and we have stayed in many hotels there. The Aria was a BIG disapointment for the money.

Liked: price

Dis-Liked: to much hype

Recommended activities:
Great food / Wine, Atmosphere, Other

Would you recommend to your best friend?
Probably not