What can I say that has not already been said by the lovers of the Aria.\nThe overall hotel experience was excellent. It is a beautiful building inside and out. \nThe service was exceptional from everyone. There are a couple of reviews that noted poor service. I don't see how that was possible based upon my experience. Every single person I encountered was smiling, friendly, and helpful to whatever I needed. I think that your own attitude has a lot to do with how you get treated. \nReviews noting the 'smoke smell issues'. I am extremely sensitive to cigarette smoke. Although I was staying in a non-smoking room, it was absolutely not an issue in the Aria common areas or the casino.\nThe service at three of the restaurants we tried, was really great. For me, the food was ok, but I wasn't looking for a dining experience on this trip.\nThe room was second only to the Four Seasons Las Vegas, and there were some things about this room that actually beat out the Four Seasons.\nLike the fully electronically controlled . . . well EVERYTHING. Lights, curtains, tv, music. . . all from a single remote. It was the bomb. The room was a good size, and since we were on the 35th floor, the view was spectacular to say the least.\nAnd, one of my pet peeves has been solved by the Aria. . . The hotel room doors do not slam shut! That in itself makes me jump for joy.\nOther things to note, they let me check in to the room early, they let me check out late, all with no hassle what so ever. And, the hotel was totally booked for a fighting event. So, I know they could have easily said NO.\nThe beds are super comfortable, and the a/c unit is quiet. \n\nFor those thinking of \"hotel pool crashing\". . . don't bother. There are sooo many checkpoints where you must show your room key. I LOVE THAT. I paid for my hotel amenities, you can just stay at your Travelodge.\n\nOverall, this was a great first experience at the Aria, and I do intend to return when I need to go to Vegas.
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