Las Vegas hotels
ARIA Resort & Casino
ARIA is one of the most modern resorts on the Strip, featuring sleek architecture, high-tech rooms with tablet-controlled everything, and an impressive collection of restaurants including Jean-Georges Steakhouse and Carbone. The pool complex is stunning and the casino floor is spacious.
ARIA Resort & Casino
ARIA is one of the most modern resorts on the Strip, featuring sleek architecture, high-tech rooms with tablet-controlled everything, and an impressive collection of restaurants including Jean-Georges Steakhouse and Carbone. The pool complex is stunning and the casino floor is spacious.
Typical publicly listed rate band: $200–$500+/night. Confirm the all-in nightly total (room + resort fee + parking) on the booking page.
Who it’s for
Modern luxury seekers, tech-savvy travelers, couples, and foodies
Current property details
Sources checked September 4, 2026 on the live ThingsVegas hotel brief.
- ARIA’s two curved glass towers contain 4,004 rooms and 568 suites within the CityCenter complex.
- The property holds LEED Gold certification and uses Control4 in-room automation for lighting and other room controls.
- ARIA Sky Suites and The Spa at ARIA have current Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star recognition.
- Carbone, Jean Georges Steakhouse, and Gymkhana are current restaurant references at the resort.
- Guests have three outdoor pools, while Sky Suites residents have access to a separate Sky Pool.
- Current room, fee, and restaurant availability should be confirmed directly because resort offerings change.
ARIA is most competitive with neighboring CityCenter properties because its advantage is the combined package of modern room controls, major dining, pools, and direct access to Park MGM and Bellagio. Guests focused on a quiet, non-gaming retreat should compare Waldorf Astoria; guests focused on a smoke-free casino and Dolby Live should compare Park MGM. ARIA suits travelers who will actively use the main resort’s food-and-pool ecosystem.
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Pros
- Modern sleek design
- Excellent dining options
- High-tech rooms with tablet controls
- Beautiful pool complex
- Connected to Crystals shopping
Cons
- Large property can feel impersonal
- Resort fees
- Convention crowds midweek
Official site
ARIA Resort & Casino