You're so money. So is the Aria and it's elevated amenities for your Vegas escape.
Stay: Aria Resort and Casino
Opened at the end of 2009, the AAA Five Diamond Award-winning Aria Resort and Casino remains one of the premiere spots on the Strip. Comprised primarily of two 50-story curvilinear glass towers, the stunning architecture is matched inside by an upscale, modern vibe, a subtle vanilla scent, and enough dining and amenity options to make it a one-stop destination.
Enjoy: High Rollers Room
Sharks. High Rollers. Whatever term you'd like to use, you'll find them in the exclusive High Rollers Room. Separated from the casino floor yet not far from the Main Cashier, it offers high-stakes games, excellent service, an upscale ambiance, and an escape from the rest of Vegas.
Eat: Carbone
Most of us didn't get to experience the glamour and service of mid-20th century Italian American restaurants. This concept from chefs Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi, and Jeff Zalaznick pays homage to these bygone eateries with a New York-influenced menu of elevated classics.
Stay: Suites
The Aria offers several types of rooms, including Stay Well, Executive, and Tower Suites. Rising above them all are the Forbes Five-Star Award-winning Sky Suites. Located high above the Strip, they offer world-class amenities, a personal concierge, a private entrance for effortless check-in, and exclusive access to the Sky Pool and Sky Suites lounge.
Eat: Bardot
Helmed by Executive Chef Michael Mina, this Brasserie blends French comfort food and Mina's fine dining sensibilities. While classics like French Toast at brunch and Beef Wellington at dinner make an appearance along with the expected assortment of wines, don't overlook the cocktail program, which is inspired by Ernest Hemingway's time in Paris.
Relax: Spa
Whether recuperating from a late night or just looking for some pampering, the Aria's Spa & Salon has you covered. As the largest Forbes Five-Star Spa in the world, it offers themed, private spa suites, Japanese stone beds, a Shio salt room, an infinity-edge Therapy pool, and Red Light Therapy on an OvationULT Zero Gravity Bed.
Relax: Pool
Not pool, but pools. The Aria is home to three ellipse-shaped pools, with upgrade options including a day at the LIQUID Pool Lounge, drinks from the Pool Bar, and reserved spots in a gazebo, cabana, daybed, or lounge chair.
Eat: Din Tai Fung
With outposts as far ranging as Taipei and Los Angeles, this Taiwanese dumpling and noodle house is known for its Kurobuta pork Xiao Long Bao, Black Pepper Beef Tenderloin, and house-made thin egg noodles, all served in a casual, light-filled space.
Eat: Catch
Known for its celebrity-attracting restaurants in New York, West Hollywood, Miami Beach, and more, this $7 million eatery focuses on Asian-influenced surf and turf. Highlights include selections flown in fresh from Tokyo's legendary Toyosu Fish Market and Wagyu beef served on hot rocks.
Presented by MGM.
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