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ARIA Resort & Casino is located on the Las Vegas Strip and is part of the ARIA Campus (formerly called CityCenter). It was built in the location of the former Boardwalk Hotel & Casino and opened on December 16, 2009. It does not have a theme.
ARIA has a total of 4,004 rooms and suites in several room categories, including Deluxe, Resort Club (with access to the lounge), Tower Suites and Sky Suites. They are a Marriott Autograph Collection Hotel.
The suites make up 568 of the rooms, and a portion are referred to as Sky Suites which is a AAA-5 Diamond and a Forbes Five Star hotel. Sky Suites are categorized separately since they are accessed via a private entrance and elevator and include transportation between the hotel and airport in limousines.
They have a 215,000 square-foot pool deck with three distinct heated pools, one of which is open year-round. LIQUID Pool Lounge is a 21+ adult hideaway.
The 80,000 square-foot Spa & Salon spans two levels and the 6,000 square-foot fitness center overlooks the pools. There is also a barber shop, business center, Avis car rental, wedding planners and several stores.
They have 150,000 square-feet of gaming space with approximately 1,900 of the latest slot and video poker machines.
There are 140 tables in the casino pits with the most popular games, including Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Three Card Poker, Texas Hold’em, Crazy 4 Poker, Casino War and more.
They have several High Limit gaming rooms, a 24-table Poker Room Room and a BetMGM Race & Sports Book.
They are operated by MGM Resorts International, and they use the MGM Rewards loyalty card.
ARIA Resort & Casino and The Shops at Crystals have many dining options at all price points, including:
FINE DINING
- Bardot Brasserie (French)
- Bazaar Mar (Seafood) The Shops at Crystals
- Blossom (Chinese)
- Carbone (Italian)
- CATCH (Seafood, Steaks/Chops, Pan-Asian)
- Gymkhara (Indian)
- Jean Georges Steakhouse (Steaks & Chops)
- Mastro’s Ocean Club (Seafood) The Shops at Crystals
- Toca Madera (Mexican) The Shops at Crystals
CASUAL DINING
- ARIA Patisserie (American)
- Bar Centro (American) The Shops at Crystals
- Din Tai Fung (Pan-Asian)
- Javier’s (Mexican)
- Lemongrass (Thai)
- Moneyline Pizza & Bar (Italian)
- Posh Burger (American)
- Salt & Ivy Cafe & Patio Bar (American)
PROPER EATS FOOD HALL
- Easy Donuts & Coffee (American)
- Egghead (Breakfast)
- Happy Leaf (American)
- Laughing Buddha Ramen (Chinese)
- Lola’s Burgers (American)
- Lucky Bird (American)
- Parm Famous Italian (Italian)
- PizzAoki (Italian)
- Proper Bar (Beverages)
- SunLife Organics (Health)
- Temaki Bar (Japanese)
- Wexler’s Deli (Jewish/American)
QUICK EATS
- Pressed Juicery (American)
- Starbucks (American)
BARS & LOUNGES
- ALIBI Ultra Lounge
- Baccarat Lounge
- Easy’s Cocktail Lounge
- Gem Bar
- High Limit Lounge
- Lift Bar
- LIQUID Pool Lounge (open seasonally at the pool)
- Lobby Bar
- Proper Bar
- Sports Bar
The 24,000 square-foot Jewel Nightclub replaced Haze in March 2016 and remains very popular Friday and Saturday nights.
They have over 500,000 square-feet of meeting and convention space.
ARIA is connected to The Shops at Crystals, with high-end retailers, gourmet restaurants and art galleries. There are no department stores, but there are many exclusive boutiques such as Cartier, DIOR, Gucci, Harry Winston, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Prada and Versace.
Fun Fact: As part of a $40 million public art program initiated by MGM Resorts, works by noted artists have been variously commissioned and acquired with the goal of promoting Las Vegas as a destination for the art world. Among them, Maya Lin’s contribution is an 84-foot cast of the Colorado River suspended above the check-in desk within CityCenter’s ARIA Resort lobby. It is named “Silver River”. (Photo posted below).
Fun Fact 2: The world’s largest piece of chainsaw art, weighing 3,000 pounds and spanning 25 feet, is found inside Javier’s. Artist J. Chester Armstrong created the five 5- by 10-foot panels that depict the Mayan Creation myth and modern Mexican history. On it, hundreds of dia de los muertos skeletons transport guests through a five-part journey that includes the dark Tree of Death to redemption in the Tree of Life. (Photo posted below).
Tip: You can take a free tram from the ARIA to the Bellagio, and they have an indoor walkway to Park MGM. RTC Bus Route: DEUCE
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ARIA Resort & Casino address: 3730 S Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas
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