ARIA Resort & Casino is a large, contemporary resort on the Las Vegas Strip, at 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd within the CityCenter complex. Its curved glass towers, bright atrium and water-wall installation give the lobby a calmer feel than the casino floor. Stay for spacious rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, three pools, a spa, a large casino and a broad choice of places to eat. Proper Eats Food Hall is a handy stop for ramen, pizza, sushi, breakfast sandwiches and other quick meals. The resort suits travelers who want dining and entertainment under one roof.
A modern resort in CityCenter
ARIA Resort & Casino is part of the CityCenter complex on the Las Vegas Strip. Its two curved glass-and-steel towers join at the center, and the property opened in 2009. The contemporary design continues indoors, where a large glass atrium brings natural light into the lobby. A water-wall installation and modern art add to the open, restrained feel.
The resort is a useful base if you want restaurants, shops, casino gaming and pools in one place. CityCenter includes The Shops at Crystals, and ARIA has convenient access to transportation and other Strip destinations.
Rooms and views
Rooms and suites have floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Strip, the city or the surrounding mountains. Some rooms use a tablet-based system to adjust features such as lighting and curtains. The resort also has Sky Suites and larger Sky Villas, with options that include separate living spaces and kitchens.
Room sizes and facilities vary by category, so check the details of the specific room before booking. On arrival, look over the room and contact staff promptly if anything needs attention.
Pools, spa and casino
ARIA has three outdoor pools, with cabanas and daybeds around the pool areas. The separate Liquid Pool Lounge has an adults-only atmosphere, DJs and poolside seating. It is a more contained choice for a pool day than a large, high-energy dayclub. Poolside QR codes can be used to order food and drinks.
The spa has treatment rooms and facilities that include a salt room and heated Japanese stone beds. The casino floor is another major part of the resort, alongside a fitness center and a range of bars and restaurants. Expect shared areas such as the gym and popular dining venues to be busier on weekends and holidays.
Where to eat
Proper Eats Food Hall is on the second level of the Promenade and brings several quick-service concepts together. Choices include breakfast sandwiches at Egghead, ramen at Laughing Buddha Ramen, pizza at Pizzaoki, deli sandwiches from Wexler’s Deli, hand rolls at Temaki and Korean-inspired food at Seoul Bird. It is a practical option when you want a casual meal without leaving the resort.
ARIA also has sit-down restaurants, including Bardot Brasserie, which serves French brasserie dishes such as French onion soup and Wellington. The range includes both casual dining and more formal meals, so check the individual restaurant details when deciding where to book.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is ARIA Resort & Casino?
It is at 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, on the Las Vegas Strip within the CityCenter complex.
Does ARIA have a pool?
Yes. The resort has three outdoor pools, with cabanas and daybeds. Liquid Pool Lounge is a separate adults-only pool area.
What can you eat at Proper Eats Food Hall?
Options include breakfast sandwiches, ramen, pizza, deli sandwiches, sushi hand rolls and Korean-inspired food.
How many pools does ARIA have?
ARIA has three outdoor pools.
What should I know before visiting the pool?
Arrive when the pool opens at 9 a.m. for a better chance of finding a free lounge chair. Groups can consider reserving a cabana or special seating.
