But it also avoids getting trapped in any cheesy gimmicks, which is a huge plus. Unlike most hotels on the strip, it feels like the The Aria is missing something to give it a distinct identity to draw guests and non-guests to the hotel. Though there weren't too many kids, the place is pretty family-friendly relative to.

Overall, the crowd at the hotel was mainly business people, couples, and singles (in that order of size) - there was a pretty laid back feel to the place. If you’re wearing stay-ups with a pencil skirt, from afar they look like a regular. The pool, spa, and gym were also all very nice. Worn with the right hem length, you’re just wearing regular old tightsand that’s the whole appeal. The selection of restaurants is pretty great and the buffet was included in our package, which was definitely an added bonus (though it was kind of offset by the daily resort fee). We were on a high floor, and the views were quite amazing.

The location is perfect, the rooms are huge, the bathroom is clean and well designed, and the technology/amenities in the rooms are great. You could probably stay at the hotel for a week and not run out of things to do or places to eat without having to leave the hotel grounds.

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