Aria Sky Suites

Second time around. It gets better each time! Difference between the Aria Suite versus the Penthouse Suite was that the penthouse has a larger bathroom and bigger dining room.
The suite we got last Christmas was right at the center of the strip. Killer views! Need I say more?!
I will never stay anywhere else except at this hotel or Mandarin Oriental.
Will definitely come back again soon!

This room was awesome. The service was exceptional. Kali helped us check in. She was absolutely a pleasure. She set up reservations for us on NYE recommended the best restaurant I have ever been too. I had a wonderful experience thanks to Kali not to mention an unforgettable NYE. Thanks Kali for recommending Carbone it was fabulous. I’ll defiantly be back to ARIA. Thank u!

Sky suites is actually a small hotel inside Aria hotel, the entrance is different, there is no casino and smoke in this entire area. We flew in this time so they arranged complimentary limo services for us, it was sufficient and professional.
Second time staying at Aria sky suites, penthouse was AMAZING, panoramic views, spacious living, dining and bedroom, bathroom with beautiful views too. The shower is also a steam room, if you don’t want to go to the spa, this steam room will do too. Had late night room service, food was so yummy, the chicken noodle soup was particularly good, especially after binge drinking for an entire night!
I really liked the sky suites lounge, they have finger food, wines and beverages all day everyday, very convenient for sky suites guests. There is a sky pool now, it is definitely more private and quiet, much better than regular pools. Again the location of the sky suites is the best, three fine dining restaurants right next to the second floor entrance. Other two Asian restaurants are close to first floor entrance. Pool, spa, salon and gym are on the sky suites side too. So I didn’t have to walk much during the entire stay, my feet were very happy!
Service was the best among the best of course, concierge was always patient and helpful. I guess this is how we Vegas, and it’s so much fun yet still so comfortable and relaxing!

Aria Sky Suites are a fantastic option when in Las Vegas. The rooms are remarkable clean, modern and have a welcoming and relaxing vibe to them. The air quality is suburb, especially for being in a smokey casino. The evening wine and cheese reception (with other snacks and drinks as well) is appreciated and good quality. Aria is clearly a leader in 5 star luxury here– they know how to treat people right and have fantastic service on the Sky Suites area. If staying here be sure to try Javiars for a great meal and get chocolate at their chocolate stand. Stay away from the café and buffet and enjoy the wonderful room views and fantastic accommodations.

Service was better here than at any other hotel i have been to in Las Vegas. Granted, I have only been to the Wynn, Encore, Bellagio, and Mirage resorts. However, I think I have a good cross-​section of experience to make an informed opinion.
The limo had that new car smell that is always so inviting, and there was complimentary Fiji water inside. The chauffeur was discreet and polite. If you stay at the Sky Suites, a limo picks you up and takes you to the airport. Bell service was very pleasant and accommodating.
No line checking in… there was a party in front of us, but the wait was minimal. You know what those lines are like at the other hotels with people trying to snake you out. The front desk took care of check-​in and check-​out, and provided concierge service and general information. Maybe I wax on, but they were well beyond polite and cordial-​they were open and caring, and genuinely wanted to help, it seemed like.
There is a lounge that you can self-​serve coffee, fruit, and assorted baked goods. In the evening wine is served. The lounge closes somewhere near midnight, but you can help yourself to fruit juices, carbonated drinks, and bottled water at any time. They clean up after you, too.
We only rode the elevator once with other guests… the hotel did not seem very full. The room was nice, but not different from any other typical Aria room. However, maid service was very good. Linens, towels, and all toiletries (there were a few extra items) were always changed. The bed was turned down nightly with assorted chocolates on the pillows.
What was not to like? Restaurants in the hotel are very pricey for what you get. There is no club in the hotel, but the Cosmo is just next door. It is actually a blessing because there is no thudding bass at 3:00 am to keep you up as there is at the Wynn.
All things come to an end. It’s back to reality and making enough money to do this all again! What an experience! What a vacation!

Stayed March 2013
My husband & I booked a room at the Aria hotel & casino for our honeymoon. We had read that if you tip the person at check in $ 20, they sometimes upgrade you. My husband tried it, and it worked! They upgraded us to the sky suites!!! It was an amazing experience. The first night they leave you a plate with chocolate covered strawberries for when you come back. There is room service twice a day. If you need anything all you have to do is hit th VIP button on the phone & they are more than willing to help you with whatever you need, promptly! You have your own area to check in & out which saves you time at the front desk in case they are busy. After we got back home we found out that if you stay in the sky suites they offer a limo to & from the airport. They do not advertise this so make sure you ask about it. It is off the stip a little but it is easy to get to the stip if you go through Crystals or the Monte Carlo. The beds were amazing & as soon as our heads hit the pillow we were out like a light. If we ever make it back to Vegas we plan on staying at the Aria again!

The remote for the bedroom did not work. I called and was told they would replace the batteries. It still did not work. The fridge also was broken and did not get cold. I checked out 5 days ago and still have not received a refund for the $ 200 resort credit that was not applied. The concierge does not respond to emails in a timely manner. Overall disappointing stay and I would not go back.

What an amazing experience I had here. Everything is on point, attention to details are crazy. An awesome way to go when staying in Vegas… pricey but worth it.

Stayed here for the first time on 7÷12÷15 while rolling in for just an overnighter. Upon arrival, we were told we were upgraded to a penthouse as our one bedroom suite was unavailable. We did find it odd that the «penthouse» was on the 25^th floor… in a 61 floor hotel. It also didn’t match any of the floor plans that represented penthouses. Oh well. It was still better than the room we were booked for.
And it was NICE. I would live there if I could afford it. But I would upgrade the furniture, as the couch in the living room is designed for interrogation rooms. The bed though… oh yes. I am THE pickiest man on Earth when it comes to beds and my only complaint was «well, it is a bit too firm.» I slept. I never sleep in Vegas unless it’s on the couch. And if you like the bed, you can actually buy it from them and it’s pretty reasonable in cost.
The bathroom was just amazing. His and her vanities with separate bath amenities. Awesome tub. High-​speed toilet with heated seat and bidet functions. Just fantastic.
The worst? The aforementioned couch was a medieval torture device. The vaunted touch screen control for all the room’s curtains, lighting, etc. was ATTACHED at the night stand. Not exactly the high-​tech solution when you’re anywhere but on one side of the bed. Oh, and the television, which controls EVERYTHING, went out for several hours. Thanks a lot for that.
Customer service was generally awesome, from the front desk to the housekeeping. The lounge was a little over-​named, as it’s just a couple couches and tables thrown in a lobby. If you want a real concierge lounge try Palazzo. But they do serve snacks for most of the day and there is water, juice, soda, etc. available pretty much 24 hours. Ever come back to the room at midnight and wish you had a Coke but don’t want to pay three bucks at the all-​night store? Hit the lounge.
My biggest complaint with the Sky Suites is that you get a private entrance… which is a pain in the behind to get to if you don’t come by limo (which is complimentary to and from the airport). They have a special entrance for that, but if you drive into town like we did and go to the valet, you get to lug your stuff halfway across creation to get to the registration desk. It would be nice if they had a drive up entrance for Sky Suites… or a shuttle! Oh, and the buffet is far overpriced for what you get and the casino feels like an afterthought.
We hit Vegas several times a year and generally, the Four Seasons is our favorite by far, but Aria Sky Suites is a very close second, and in some ways it’s actually better. Four Seasons is quieter and has better (just barely) service, but Sky Suites has much more comfortable beds and that lounge with its drink supply is a Godsend.
If you don’t mind some minor niggles, Aria Sky Suites is a pretty decent place for the price for sure.

The Sky Suites is a sweet place to be indeed. You have your own private elevators to access the Suites, as well as a lounge that serves light hor d’oeuvres, a continental breakfast with pastries and fruit in the mornings, as well as wine and cheese in the evenings.
There’s a private check-​in when you arrive, as well as a private pool, called the Sky Pool. Housekeeping and the pool attendants are ON POINT, but there are other areas that could use a little more refining: the agents at the check-​in could be a bit more accommodating. The site boasts iPad and laptop use during your stay. When we requested one, we were told that all of the batteries weren’t charged. End of story. They should have offered to have one delivered as soon as they had a fully charged one.
The pool was closed for a private event during one day of our stay. We booked a room at Aria so that we could use the pool. I don’t appreciate paying a resort fee when I am unable to use the resort’s facilities. The manager at the private check-​in said I could use Vdara’s. I’m sorry, but I’m not going to trudge how many thousands of feet back and forth from Vdara to Aria looking like a drowned rat. After some discussion, the manager agreed to comp a spa visit so that we could use the pool there.
One MAJOR annoyance was that we were also supposed to have «line passes» for the buffet and café. What was annoying was that it was merely symbolic as they did not enforce the special line for Sky Suite guests. The cashiers/​hosts would let anyone go through the Sky Suite line at any time, which, in turn, increased OUR wait time, entirely defeating the point of a line pass. On both days, random people would just use the Sky Suites line and the cashiers never even bothered to check if they were even guests of the hotel.
When things were good, however, they were very good. Housekeeping had an attention to detail that is unsurpassed. I’m still impressed by the thought and care she took to maintain the room during our stay. Our bellhop was very thoughtful as well. When he dropped off our bags, he asked if we’d been walked through our suite yet. We stated that we did not, and he took the time to walk us through using the gadgets in the suite. And, finally, the pool attendants were very sweet and made sure that our day by the pool was comfortable. They pointed us to the complimentary bottles of sunblock available to guests, and even served us fruit-​infused waters. It was VERY nice to have our own pool to go to, as the area was not crowded at all, and had plenty of lounge chairs for us to relax on.
All in all, the Sky Suites was an enjoyable experience that could have been better. I’d definitely check out similar offerings at other resorts to see which ones offer the best overall experience.