Rounding out the amenities are a workstation with hi-speed wireless and wired Internet access, mini-bar, plush bathrobes, 300 thread-count linens, standing shower and soaking tub.
That two-bedroom Penthouse Suite gets you a more spacious version of all of the above, plus limo service to and from the airport, exclusive porte-cochere entry and private check-in, lounge with food and beverage amenities, personalized concierge service, a wet bar and extra plasma TVs in both wet bar and the bathroom.
We’ve frankly seen this lineup of exclusive suite services before at the parent company’s Skylofts down the street. It’s not surprising they’re appropriating it for Aria when, after all, it helped earn Skylofts Mobil’s coveted five-star rating.
Besides classy rooms, Aria hopes to tempt you away from your current Strip fave with an all-star chef roster (Michael Mina, Julian Serrano, Jean Philippe Maury, Sirio Maccioni), a brand-new Cirque du Soleil show (theme: Elvis), its spa and a nightclub by the folks that brought you Bellagio’s The Bank and Jet at the Mirage. We’ve sort of seen a lot of that before, but if they do as promising a job of re-imagining those amenities as they seem to have done – on paper, at least – with the room features, they might just have landed on the recipe for the next big Vegas thing.
[Photo: Reigh Sierra]


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