
ARIA Resort & Casino
Best for travelers who prefer modern design, a tech-forward stay, and a top-rated spa.
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ARIA Resort & Casino is a contemporary, tech-forward Strip resort with modern rooms, a large casino and a Forbes Five-Star spa — good for travelers who want sleek design, dining variety, and a big spa. Caesars Palace is a legendary Roman-themed Strip destination known for spectacle, large-scale entertainment and nightlife — good for guests who want iconic Vegas atmosphere, big shows, and many dining choices.
Updated · about 0.5 km apart

Best for travelers who prefer modern design, a tech-forward stay, and a top-rated spa.

Best for guests who want a classic Vegas experience, major shows, and Roman-themed spectacle.
When ARIA wins: choose ARIA if you value contemporary rooms, a tech-forward property layout, and a large Forbes Five-Star spa with wide treatment options — it feels more modern and streamlined.
When Caesars Palace wins: pick Caesars if you want the classic Strip pageantry, extensive dining options across a legendary brand, headline entertainment and active nightlife and pool scenes.
Bottom line: both are high-profile Strip casino resorts within a short walk of one another; pick ARIA for modern design and spa focus, pick Caesars for traditional Las Vegas glamour and big-show nightlife.
| Category | ARIA Resort & Casino | Caesars Palace |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Contemporary, design-forward, tech features | Roman-themed, theatrical, spectacle-driven |
| Location | On the Las Vegas Strip at 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, within CityCenter/near Crystals | |
| Size (rooms) | 4,004 rooms | 3,954 guestrooms |
| Casino | 150,000 sq ft casino with ~1,600 slot machines and VIP rooms | Casino with 1,324 slot machines, 185 gaming tables and multiple VIP gaming rooms |
| Pools | Three ellipse-shaped outdoor pools + three hot tubs; guest access included; separate 21+ LIQUID Pool Lounge (seasonal) | Seven outdoor pools and one hot tub; multiple poolside options and a poolside bar |
| Restaurants & bars | About 13–14 restaurants (Carbone, Jean Georges Steakhouse, CATCH, Din Tai Fung, Javier's) plus multiple bars and JEWEL nightclub | 15 restaurants and 7 bars/lounges (including Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen) plus major nightlife venues and the Colosseum entertainment venue |
| Spa & wellness | The Spa & Salon at ARIA — 80,000 sq ft, Forbes Five-Star, many treatment rooms and specialized facilities | Full-service spa on site with massages and body treatments (public listing confirmed spa services are available) |
| Known for | Modern rooms, big spa, contemporary dining roster | Roman theming, headline entertainment, large-scale nightlife and shopping adjacency |
| Meeting & event space | About 510,000 sq ft of meeting and convention space with multiple large ballrooms | 240,000 sq ft of conference and meeting space and extensive event facilities |
| Family policy | All ages welcome; reservation holder must be 21 to check in | |
ARIA sits in the CityCenter complex on the Strip, close to The Shops at Crystals and within walking distance of nearby casinos and venues.
A very central, slightly more modern Strip location with easy access to shopping and nearby venues.
Caesars Palace sits on the Strip near the LINQ Promenade and Forum Shops, a short walk from several Strip attractions.
An iconic Strip location ideal for guests wanting to be in the middle of classic Las Vegas attractions.
ARIA offers around 4,004 rooms across many room and suite categories emphasizing modern design and tech-friendly features.
Choose ARIA for contemporary rooms, suite options, and a strong focus on modern in-room tech and comforts.
Caesars Palace lists a wide array of room types from Julius and Octavius rooms to Colosseum Deluxe and Palace Premium rooms.
Choose Caesars if you want many room-type choices across towers and a classic Las Vegas hotel-room experience.
ARIA emphasizes a modern, chef-driven dining lineup with multiple high-profile restaurants and casual options.
ARIA is strong for contemporary fine dining and a range of casual choices without leaving the resort.
Caesars Palace offers an extensive roster of restaurants and bars spanning casual to high-end, plus recognizable chef-driven options.
Caesars is a go-to if you want many restaurant choices and the feel of a classic Vegas dining hub.
ARIA has multiple pool options with both family-friendly areas and a separate 21+ pool lounge that operates seasonally.
ARIA blends family-friendly main pools with a dedicated adults-only dayclub for a mixed crowd.
Caesars lists several outdoor pools (7) and associated poolside services that cater to both families and adult guests.
Caesars offers a large pool footprint with multiple pool settings suitable for different guest preferences.
ARIA highlights an 80,000-square-foot Forbes Five-Star Spa & Salon plus fitness facilities and a major nightclub.
ARIA is a strong pick for guests who prioritize a large, highly rated spa and modern nightlife options.
Caesars offers a full-service spa, extensive nightlife and large entertainment venues such as the Colosseum.
Caesars is for guests who want big entertainment, classic Vegas nightlife and a full-service spa experience within that setting.

ARIA — contemporary rooms, a Forbes Five-Star 80,000 sq ft spa, and modern dining make this the choice for design-forward travelers.

Caesars Palace — Roman theming, the Colosseum entertainment venue and large nightlife/drinking options give a traditional Vegas atmosphere.

Caesars Palace — 15 restaurants and many bars across the property and connected retail areas give extra variety.

ARIA — in-room tech and modern property navigation (tram access, integrated CityCenter location) suit travelers who want efficiency.
ARIA — it has the 80,000 sq ft Forbes Five-Star Spa & Salon with many specialized facilities; Caesars has a full-service spa but ARIA is more strongly positioned for spa-focused stays.
Yes — they sit on the Las Vegas Strip about 0.5 km apart, so walking between them is straightforward.
Both properties welcome children of all ages; however ARIA explicitly lists family-friendly main pools while maintaining a separate 21+ dayclub.
Yes — ARIA lists several chef-driven options (Carbone, Jean Georges Steakhouse, CATCH). Caesars lists many restaurants including G. Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen.
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