Another cool thing about these rooms is the Control4 technology that controls the room lighting, temperature, shades, music and the TV from a control panel on the nightstand. We've seen these panels in luxury hotels before and they are also found in the MGM Grand Skylofts, Hotel32 and the new Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas. But never before have we seen a hotel that would trust this type of technology to an average casino hotel guest. So we'll see how the wear and tear goes here.
Aria rooms are not as big as say the Venetian or the Wynn or even The Mirage but they are pretty and new and for all that you get, rooms are a steal at $169 (or less) a night. Room rates look "healthier" in January, upwards of $250, but we don't think that will last long.

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