subject: The Aria Opened in Mid December [print this page] The Aria Opened in Mid December The Aria Opened in Mid December
Allow me to start by saying I don't have any money interest nor do I'm employed for the Aria in any fashion. I am simply a person that was offered a comp to go to visit. What a dazzling place. The Aria opened in mid December of 2009 and has 61 stories with four thousand rooms and is found in Town Center, a 67 acre town within a town on the strip.
The Aria has 18 cafes, countless clubs and lounges, a showroom theater that will seat as many as 1850 guests, shopping that's unimaginable, a banking center, state of the art fitness center, salon, some of the most pretty waterfalls, and four pools. It has it's own tram that connects to Bellagio and the Monte Carlo. The Aria has art from top flight artists from across the world. The difference with this art in comparison to other casinos on the strip is most other casinos ' art collections are contained to 1 or 2 dedicated rooms but the top class art is all around in the Aria for all guests to enjoy. The Aria is a part of the "new world" Town Center, a big undertaking on the Vegas strip.
There are countless other buildings inside Town Center that offer facilities to all who visit or live inside Town Center, this is only one building. This review will target the hotel room but I needed to set a backdrop to this review. When we entered the hotel, we didn't know what should be expected but we probably did have some notion of what should ideally be there since we've been going to the Las Vegas strip for a number of years and have stayed at the majority of the great casinos. We entered The Aria. It was great and full of marble and stone with new-age decor. New-age simplicity appeared to be the dominant theme of the hotel-casino. We received our key to the room on the 37th floor and when we opened the door all we probably did was giggle! The door opened, the curtains instantly started to open to display a superb view of the strip and mountains, the Television came on to a relaxation channel, the heat turned on to get to the ideal comfortable area, and the lights turned on. Now you have got to remember, this was done by opening the door. Everything in the room might be controlled by the radio control or by the control next to the bed that shown on the flat screen Television . You didn't have to get out of bed to do anything except shower and go to the toilet and I was trying to find how they doubtless accomplished that - just teasing! Again, the room was dressed in new-age simplicity with the dimensions of the room comfortable for 2 folks. The toilet was attractive with a tub set to one side of the shower in the same enclosure. The room was cleaned everyday but only if you turned on the sign on the exterior of your door - naturally, controlled by the remote that displayed on the television.
Now why is this vital? Ever been to a hotel room where the housekeeping knocks on your door, screams "housekeeping" or worse screams out and then walks in? Will not occur at The Aria. When you're prepared to have your room cleaned, you apprise them. The bed was "turned down" constantly with chocolates by the bedside. I will not begin to tell you how genial the staff were all though our stay at The Aria. As I stated before, we have stayed at nearly every casino on the strip and The Aria staff were beyond compare with how beneficial and pleasant they were. Not once did I raise a question the staff didn't have a useful answer to and really appeared pleased to respond.
Now the vital part of the stay - betting. I've had a firm belief that new casinos didn't pay well for your betting efforts because they needed to start coughing up for all of the money invested in building the lovely casino so I'm always a little suspicious of betting.
To my amazement, I won a fair amount on the slots! Pretty room, stunning hotel-casino and genial staff - what else could you ask for? By this time you are thinking about if there's anything I did not like. Well, yes there had been. The Aria is tough to find. We drove up to what we assumed was the front of The Aria though it was not the front of the hotel and because it wasn't the front of the hotel, there wasn't any luggage service. The Aria drips up-scale and wants to have bell-men at each entry. Apart from that small detail, zilch to report that was negative and trust me I'm always looking out for things that are wrong. Hard time with this hotel-casino. I don't think I need to tell you I would like to suggest The Aria to have a fun, lovely place to flee to for one or two days. How does one get offers for comps? If or when you go to Vegas, use the cards they give you to play with. They track how much you spend and no, you don't need to spend a lot to get comps. They actually do get you superb bargains. Enjoy your stay at The Aria, I know we probably did and we're going to go back.
