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| - If you're looking for a more sophisticated and comfortable stay in Vegas, then consider booking a hotel at ARIA. Sure, it doesn't reside on the part of The Strip with the most bustle, but you'll most certainly feel rejuvenated following long days and nights of conferences or debauchery fests.
Things to know:
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I. INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: I stayed in a double queen that overlooked Vegas and the resort's three pools. Upon entering, music played while the curtains slowly opened. Yeah, I felt like a gangsta.
Compared to other hotels I've stayed it, Aria utilizes more of a modern, chic design, which I prefer. (Everything feels clean.)
II. BED: Incredibly plush - so much I felt as if I traveled to "The Sunken Place" in the movie, Get Out. I don't know what kind of sheets or mattress they use, but I want it for my home.
III. BATHROOM: Spacious and accommodable. Both the shower and jacuzzi had a door separating the his and hers sinks. The toilet had enough power, but flushed silently (lol). Also, for what it's worth, all the outlets work.
IV. TEMPERATURE: The AC worked perfectly. No issues there.
V. CLEANLINESS: Probably one of the best I've stayed at in a long time.
VI. SERVICE: Everybody, from the receptionist to the person who cleaned the room, carried themselves professionally.
VII. PRICES: You'll shell out a bit more than the average hotel on The Strip. I think you get your money's worth, though.
VIII. OTHER TIDBITS:
- Like all hotels in Vegas, plenty of slot machines exist on the main floor.
- Aria's entire complex has twelve restaurants and countless shopps.
- They have a beautiful workout room, which is connected to a spa and salon.
- They have three pools.
- Aria belongs to the MGM Resorts family.
IX: OVERALL: I would love to stay at ARIA, again.
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