ARIA Cafe

I don’t appreciate being woken up by housekeeping at 9 am with a loud knock on the door. I was here for business for one night. I got in at 5 am and was woken to a loud thud on the door by housekeeping at 9 am. Called front desk. Checkout is at 11 or 12. I can’t recall. But it’s NOT 9 am. Ridiculous!!!!! Be sure to ask for a late checkout. So you don’t experience same. Won’t stay here again.

the ambiance is nice and the personnel are very accommodating, check is app base so it is so easy to check in, the casino staff are very helpful and the room is clean with a nice view , we will come back again for sure!!

Aria is always fun and has great places to eat! Jean George has delicious food and the staff members are always ready to make sure you have everything you want or need. The casino floor is always fun and lively and not too bad when you can win a little bit of $$$'s. It is a nice walk thru Vdara to get to Bellagio or you can use the tram. Rooms are sometimes dated but they are working on that. I have had an upgraded Tower Suite that was nice and roomy. The Tower Suites are almost like the Sky Suites but without some of the perks. The pool area is quiet and relaxing and didn't seem overly crowded. Drink and snack service at the pool was frequent.

Clean Hotel Great food great gambling no smell place is pretty amazing nice pool great staff of the cleanliness of the facility will definitely be meeting at my first choice of all is it and only go there for now on is it is the nicest place in the whole state of Nevada

I love everything about Aria hotel. When you get into the hotel, the vanilla scent in the air is so nice. And the room is always very clean and spacious. And of course, the bed is comfortable. Usually the rolling bed at a different hotel is not so comfortable but Aria’s rolling bed is awesome. Customer service is good and I always have a good experience visiting Aria. I am going back to Aria in July!

Hotel was very nice, clean, and staff was friendly. The room was large, with a nice sized bathroom/shower. I dislike minibars, and Aria has a" for charge " refrigerator. If you simply move a product, you could get charged for it. This creates a problem if you would like to store some water, wine, or leftovers in the refrigerator. Not a big problem if you are just staying a night, but I was there for almost a week. Replacing the mini-bar with a simple refrigerator would be an improvement. There are plenty of dining options within the hotel, but was not impressed by the three fine dining restaurants we tried - Lemongrass, Julian Serrano, and Jean George's. Serrano was the best of the three, but I would research the restaurants in the area, and try something different than the three mentioned. The casual cafe, by the elevators to the rooms, was convenient, affordable, and food was good.

As soon as you walk in the environment is everything. Clean, friendly and lots of choices to eat. Good pool side options and relaxing. Easy to get to other areas on the strip. Staff was always friendly and rooms were clean.

Nicely located on the strip. Aria felt like a more modern hotel than the usual ones we would stay at which I feel are a little tacky nowadays. Spacious rooms, plenty of eateries. Short walk to the mall. Would recommend for a long weekend but if your looking for a relaxing vacay then Vegas in general isn't the place to come. Take a trip out to lake mead or red rock for some hiking and peace if it gets too much

So I returned to Vegas for a re-do since my last trip back at the end of December was such a disaster. We decided to stay again at Aria. My party and I tried to upgrade our two standard rooms to the Sky Suites but was told there were no upgrades available for our stay, which was a total bummer as I really wanted to see the difference between the normal standard rooms, which is where I stay at before, versus the rooms in the Sky Suites. Check-in was fine. Astrid at check-in really did her best to try to get us an upgrade, but to no avail unfortunately :*( I immediately took a nap and then a shower when I got into my room, only to discover hair all along our shower walls and some in the tub as well. Gross. I was then quickly reminded how none of the room, including the ones in the Sky Suites (since our friends stayed in those on our last trip) do NOT include personal use of the in-room fridge nor were there complimentary bottles of water in our rooms. We went during a record high heatwave week where temps reached 111°, so not having a cold drink at my disposal in my $300+ a night room was ridiculous. I've stayed in 2 star hotels that offered this as a standard courtesy. The only other reason I have decided to move on from staying at Aria again is the piss poor water pressure in our rooms. Holy crap! It's like someone spitting on you. How much more can it cost this higher-end hotel to update the damn shower heads to ones that offer some actual water pressure to shower in. Ridiculous. Good bye Aria. I wish you were better.

It’s was a great visit. I enjoy that the conference that I was attending was a this location, Easy to get to the Vegas strip. The food at the 24 cafe was good especially the egg omelette. The staff was very nice and helpful.

Comfortable seating and environment. Food was ok, not something super memorable. Price is way up there, just like what you would expect in Vegas though.

Ordinary food and outrageously expensive. Very hard to find decent food and coffee in Vegas that doesn’t cost a fortune.

The atmosphere is very nice in the morning with a nice view to a garden area. The food was very good and they have a great menu for Bloody Mary's! The service was spot on! It is a bit expensive for breakfast.

Great food after a long night of drinking. Nothing stands out great or bad, just a nice place to sit down, get food and recover

Had breakfast there this morning. Excellent hash brown with poached eggs and Chipotle Hollandaise sauce. Great service. Average coffee.