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Readers’ Choice Awards 2025: 10 Top Hotels in Las Vegas
['Condé Nast Traveler']
Condé Nast Traveler
Standard Aria rooms start around 520 square feet, with floor-to-ceiling glass, big, upholstered headboards, dark woods, and intuitive tech—tablets handle lights, curtains, and in-room dining so you don’t have to look for a switch. Sky Suites step things up: one- and two-bedroom layouts starting around 1,050 square feet, separate living rooms, a calmer palette of blond woods and stone, and spa-style baths with deep tubs and high-end fixtures. If you’re on the fence about Sky Suites, price it out for midweek; sometimes the jump from a regular room to a one-bedroom suite with private lounge, airport transfer, and Sky Pool access is less than you’d spend upgrading to a similar room type elsewhere.