Aria
Hotel Vegas
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When we entered the hotel, we did not know what to expect but we did have some idea of what should be there since we have been going to the Las Vegas strip for many years and have stayed at most of the great casinos.
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We entered The Aria. It was huge and full of marble and stone
with new-age decor. New-age simplicity seemed to be the dominant
theme of the hotel-casino. We were given our key to the room on
the 37th floor and when we opened the door all we did was laugh!
The door opened, the curtains automatically began to open to
display an amazing view of the strip and mountains, the TV came
on to a relaxation channel, the heat turned on to reach the
optimum comfort zone, and the lights turned on. Now you have to
remember, this was done just by opening the door.
Everything in the room could be controlled by the remote control
or by the control next to the bed that displayed on the flat
screen TV. You did not have to get out of bed to do anything
except shower and go to the bathroom and I was looking for how
they possibly accomplished that - just kidding! Again, the room
was dressed in new-age simplicity with the size of the room
comfortable for two people. The bathroom was beautiful with a
tub set to the side of the shower in the same enclosure.
The room was cleaned everyday but only if you turned on the sign
on the outside of your door - of course, controlled by the
remote that displayed on the TV. Now why is this important? Have
you ever been to a hotel room where the housekeeping knocks on
your door, yells "housekeeping" or worse yells out and then
walks in? Won't happen at The Aria. When you are ready to have
your room cleaned, you notify them. The bed was "turned down"
every night with chocolates by the bedside.
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I cannot begin to tell you how friendly the employees were
throughout our stay at The Aria. As I stated before, we have
stayed at almost every casino on the strip and The Aria staff
were beyond compare with how helpful and friendly they were. Not
once did I ask a question that the staff did not have a helpful
answer to and actually appeared pleased to answer.
Now the important part of the stay - gambling. I have had a firm
belief that new casinos did not pay well for your gambling
efforts because they had to start paying for all the money
invested in building the beautiful casino so I am always a
little leery of gambling. To my surprise, I won a reasonable
amount of money on the slots! Beautiful room, beautiful
hotel-casino and friendly staff - what more could you ask for?
By now you are wondering if there is anything I did not like.
Well, yes there was. The Aria is difficult to find. We drove up
to what we thought was the front of The Aria but it was not the
front of the hotel and because it was not the front of the
hotel, there was no baggage service. The Aria oozes up-scale and
needs to have bell-men at every entry. Other than that little
detail, nothing to report that was negative and trust me I am
always on the lookout for things that are wrong. Hard time with
this hotel-casino.
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