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During the first leg of my recent Vegas trip, I spent two nights at Aria, one of the many properties in the City Center Complex. More specifically, our room was within the Aria Sky Suites section of the hotel. When I was told that the Sky Suites was a Forbes Five Star and AAA Five Diamond award winner, I must be honest and say I didn't understand the significance of those distinctions. However, after only a two night stay I can truly see why those awards have been bestowed upon them. Being a guest at the Sky Suites was truly an experience unrivaled and unmatched by any other hotel I've stayed at.
As a guest of Aria Sky Suites, your "experience" actually begins upon your arrival at the airport, where the driver of your limo will meet you at your baggage claim. This service is complimentary and the hotel is accessed via a private entrance/driveway onto the property. Check-in is also private and is near a lounge area for sky suite guests.
Walking to our room, the hallway had a very contemporary 70's-esque look to it. In any case it was quite unique. Upon arriving at your room, just lightly tap the key card against the door sensor to enter.
Amenities of our suite included:
*Bar are with mini-fridge, sink, wine bucket, glasses, wine opener, and beer opener as well.
*Powder room just off the entrance to the suite.
*Spacious living room area with sofa, chairs, coffee table, wide desk, flat screen television and decent-sized table seating four.
*Immense and spacious bathroom with closet space, stand up shower, dual vanities and a sizable bathtub positioned in the center. There's also a dental kit provided with dental floss, toothpaste, and shaving necessities.
*Master bedroom is just as spacious as the bathroom. In fact, it may nearly be the same size. The bed is extremely comfortable and the pillows exceptionally soft. There's also a flat screen tv and a small bench/sitting area at the foot of the bed.
*Push button controls for the blinds/shades for the entire room. There's also a tablet near the bed that houses the "master controls" for the entire suite.
*Turn down service in the evening. Staff will turn down the bed and provide slippers for guests. We later discovered all the extra pillows on the bed were placed in the bathroom closet on the top shelf.
Other amenities during our stay at Sky Suites included:
*Guest lounge in the lobby is stocked with pastries and fruits in the morning as well as coffee and tea. Guests are also able to retrieve/help themselves to waters and sodas from their mini-fridges.
*The aforementioned complimentary limo service/transportation to and from the airport.
The Aria property has many features/amenities to keep guests entertained and busy during their stay. Of course there are the requisite casino, bars, night club and lounges. In addition, restaurants/eateries and shopping opportunities abound as there are various restaurants within the hotel or next door at the Crystals shopping mall. There is also a tram that connects the Aria with the Crystals Mall and Bellagio Hotel.
Overall, I think I have nothing to complain about. Well, except the housekeeping staff ringing the doorbell while I was trying to nap. However, I must excuse them since they were just stopping by to ask if we needed anything, which I thought was very kind.
BOTTOM LINE: A memorable and comfortable stay at Aria Sky Suites.
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