How to choose between ARIA room types (Deluxe Room to Sky Suites)
Choose a room by balancing view, space, and budget: pick Deluxe Room or Deluxe with Strip View/Deluxe Strip View Room for standard, well-equipped accommodations; upgrade to Corner Suite or Corner Suite Strip View for more living space and panoramic sightlines; reserve Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View or Sky Suites One Bedroom - Mountain View when you want a separate living room, larger bathrooms, and access to the Sky Suites tower amenities (including the Sky Pool).
In this guide
- Start with purpose: why you need the room
- Deluxe options: Deluxe Room, Deluxe with Strip View Room, Deluxe Strip View Room
- Suites for more space: Corner Suite, Corner Suite Strip View, Center Tower Suite - Strip View, Tower Suite
- Sky Suites: what sets them apart
- Practical booking considerations
- When to upgrade (and when it’s not worth it)
Start with purpose: why you need the room
Decide first whether your priority is a low nightly rate, a Strip view, extra living space, or Sky Suites–tower exclusivity. That choice narrows the list immediately.
If you plan to spend most of your time in the casino, restaurants, or at shows, a Deluxe Room or Deluxe with Strip View Room is usually sufficient. If you want room to work, entertain, or relax in private, consider a suite.
- Low cost / short stays: Deluxe Room
- Strip views at mid-range cost: Deluxe with Strip View Room or Deluxe Strip View Room
- Extra living space / privacy: Corner Suite, Center Tower Suite - Strip View, Tower Suite
- Top-tier experience and Sky Pool access: Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View or Sky Suites One Bedroom - Mountain View
| Guest type | Recommended room(s) |
|---|---|
| Solo or couple on a budget | Deluxe Room |
| Couple wanting Strip view | Deluxe with Strip View Room or Deluxe Strip View Room |
| Family or group needing space | Center Tower Suite - Strip View or Corner Suite |
| High privacy or special occasion | Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View |
Deluxe options: Deluxe Room, Deluxe with Strip View Room, Deluxe Strip View Room
These room types share the hotel’s standard in-room features and are the baseline for most stays. They come in configurations with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds (Deluxe and Deluxe Strip View Room list those bed options explicitly).
Choose a Strip-view variant if you want daytime or nighttime skyline views without moving up to a suite. These rooms are a practical choice for travelers who value location and comfort but don’t need separate living spaces.
- Common fit: couples, short stays, business travelers who need a comfortable room and easy access to the casino and restaurants
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds (depending on the specific Deluxe type)
- Typical benefits: in-room Wi‑Fi included via the resort fee, standard bathroom layout and work desk
| Room name | Bed options |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Deluxe with Strip View Room | 1 King Bed |
| Deluxe Strip View Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
Suites for more space: Corner Suite, Corner Suite Strip View, Center Tower Suite - Strip View, Tower Suite
Suites add separate living areas, larger bathrooms, and more flexible sleeping arrangements. Corner and center-tower suites are sensible when you want space to host small gatherings, work, or rest apart from the bedroom.
Pick Corner Suite Strip View or Corner Suite Panoramic View variants when a wider window exposure and better skyline views matter. Center Tower Suite - Strip View provides two beds when you need sleeping space for more guests.
- Good for families, groups, business travelers hosting small meetings in-room
- Benefits: separate living room, larger bathroom options (soaking tubs or double vanities noted in suite photos), and better sightlines
- Check rollaway policy if you need extra sleeping space (rollaway beds are available for a fee)
| Suite name | Who it's for |
|---|---|
| Corner Suite | Couples or small families wanting extra living space |
| Corner Suite Strip View | Guests prioritizing panoramic Strip views |
| Center Tower Suite - Strip View | Groups needing two beds plus suite living area |
| Tower Suite | Guests seeking a larger, private suite layout |
Sky Suites: what sets them apart
Sky Suites rooms are located in ARIA’s separate Sky Suites tower and include exclusive access to the Sky Pool during pool season. Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View and Sky Suites One Bedroom - Mountain View are examples of this tier.
These rooms generally offer larger footprints, separate dining or living areas, and upgraded bathroom layouts (freestanding tubs, double vanities, open-plan bathrooms in some Sky Suites photos). They suit travelers willing to pay more for privacy and dedicated Sky Suites services.
- Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View: one-bedroom penthouse layout with living and dining areas
- Sky Suites One Bedroom - Mountain View: specified mountain outlook and a 1050 sq. ft. size listed in property notes
- Perks to expect: Sky Pool access (seasonal), larger suites, and distinct tower services
| Sky Suites type | Notable detail |
|---|---|
| Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View | Penthouse layout with living and dining areas |
| Sky Suites One Bedroom - Mountain View | Mountain-facing Sky Suites; 1050 sq. ft. listed for this room type |
Practical booking considerations
Confirm bed type, view, and the exact room name at booking—the hotel offers many similarly named options. The reservation holder must be at least 21 to check in, and all rooms are subject to a mandatory daily resort fee that includes in-room Wi‑Fi and Cardio Center access.
If you need rollaway beds, note the hotel supplies them for an additional charge. Also check pet policy with the hotel directly because public sources conflict about whether pets are allowed and what fees or limits apply.
- Check-in begins at 3:00 PM; check-out is 11:00 AM
- Mandatory daily resort fee (listed by the property) covers in-room Wi‑Fi and other items—confirm current amount at booking
- Cash is not accepted for room payment; present the original credit card used at booking and a photo ID at check-in
| Policy | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Minimum check-in age | Reservation holder must be 21+ |
| Resort fee | Included items: in-room Wi‑Fi, boarding-pass printing, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, and Cardio Center access (confirm current amount) |
| Pets | Conflicting public details—call the hotel to confirm pet rules and fees |
When to upgrade (and when it’s not worth it)
Upgrade to a suite or Sky Suites when you need distinct living and sleeping areas, a larger bathroom for relaxation, or Sky Pool access. For short stays or when you’ll be out at shows and dining, a Deluxe Room or a Strip-view Deluxe variant is usually adequate.
If a skyline photograph or large windows are your priority but you don’t need a bigger floor plan, pick a Strip View Deluxe or Deluxe Strip View Room rather than a suite to save money.
- Worth upgrading if: you host visitors in-room, require separate work/living spaces, want Sky Pool access, or celebrate a special occasion
- Skip upgrading if: your time will be spent off-property, you’re on a tight budget, or you only need a place to sleep between activities
- Ask at booking about floor/location preferences (higher floors increase view odds but are not guaranteed)
| Need | Best choice |
|---|---|
| Best views without much extra space | Deluxe with Strip View Room or Deluxe Strip View Room |
| Extra living/dining space | Corner Suite or Center Tower Suite - Strip View |
| Exclusive tower amenities and Sky Pool | Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View or Sky Suites One Bedroom - Mountain View |
