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  • I stayed here for Labor Day weekend. All I can say is - wow - how beautiful, and what a great time! This casino and hotel is one of the hottest on the Strip, and perfectly centered so you can walk easily between the north and south ends' hotels. Not surprisingly, the guest service was outstanding - from check-in, through dining and casino services, to the pool, and even when I had to call security to report a domestic happening at 4am. All the while, the hotel staff handled everything with ease and with smiles. One night, I ate at the buffet which was great (but not the best that I've had on the Strip). The meal was $44 per person, but you could get bottomless adult beverages for just another $13 - so it was a pretty good deal for CityCenter. There were king crab legs and just about anything else you could want to eat - a real international buffet! Tacos, dim sum, sushi, pizza, potroast, hummus, fried rice, etc... all in one meal. :) The other night at Aria, I dined at Lemongrass - an upscale Thai-fusion experience that took about 3 hours from start to finish. We had cucumber salad, chicken satay, fried prawn rolls, pad thai, cashew chicken, and the most delicious coconut ice cream in the world. I finished this meal with a ridiculously-good drink that combined Ketel with fresh watermelon juice and squeezed baby limes. Loved it. The pool was an interesting experience - mostly lined with overly-loving couples and 20-somethings who can't quite handle their alcohol. Note - none of these pools were kid-friendly. The lifeguards seemed to be embarrassed and were forced to be sort of "adult babysitters". But the setting was very elegant, and we still managed to have a good time out there. The Aria is connected to Crystals which houses just about every high-end retailer you can imagine. Prada. Gucci. Tiffany. etc. Not quite my usual fashion style - but it's fun to have a look. Do note that the high-class hotel brings Starbucks' that are about $6 a coffee and Dasani water that's $3.25 a bottle. Those quick stops are on the Promenade level on the way to the pool... and are sometimes really a necessity! Overall, I'd love to stay at the Aria again any day. This was a splurge for the room, compared to others on the Strip, but for a good occasion, it's definitely worth it. :)
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