Sky Suites One Bedroom - Mountain View Room

This suite at ARIA Resort & Casino faces the mountains. Blackout drapes let you control the morning light, and the sitting area gives you a comfortable place to enjoy the outlook.

The suite measures 1050 sq. ft. and has one bedroom, a separate sitting area, a dining area, a desk and a wardrobe or closet, so you have living space as well as a place to sleep.

The bedroom has 1 king bed with premium bedding, and the suite sleeps up to 3 guests. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge, around $50 per night. A free crib is available on request. ARIA charges all guests as adults for room occupancy, whatever their age.

Guests in the Sky Suites tower can use the Sky Pool, which is exclusive to them. A daily resort fee of about $62.36 per night, taxes included, covers in-room Wi-Fi, local and long-distance calls within the US, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, boarding-pass printing, and 24-hour access to the Cardio Center for guests 18 and older.

It works well for couples, with the king bed, soaking tub and separate sitting and dining areas. It also suits a small family of three, since the suite sleeps 3 and a free crib is available. Children of all ages are welcome, but the reservation holder must be 21 or older. Children under 14 need adult supervision at the main pools. The adults-only LIQUID Pool Lounge is a separate, reservation-only venue.

Check-in starts at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. You will need a photo ID and a credit card, and a hold is placed for incidentals. Self-parking is $20 per day and valet is $40 per day. ARIA has no airport shuttle, but Harry Reid International Airport is a short drive away, roughly 6 to 11 minutes, and taxis average $15–$20 one way.

ARIA has around 13 restaurants, including Carbone and Catch for dinner, Bardot Brasserie, Din Tai Fung and Javier's, plus ARIA Patisserie, which is open around the clock. You can also visit The Spa & Salon at ARIA, a Forbes Five-Star spa for guests 18 and older, and The Shops at Crystals is about a four-minute walk.

The bathroom is designed for a relaxed soak after a day on the Strip, with a deep soaking bathtub separate from the shower, plush bathrobes, free toiletries and a hair dryer. It's a private bathroom finished to match the suite's upscale feel, with plenty of room to unwind before heading out to dinner.

Yes — a mountain view room faces away from the Las Vegas Boulevard side of the resort, so it tends to be noticeably quieter than suites overlooking the Strip's traffic and neon. Paired with the suite's blackout drapes, this makes it a good pick for guests who want a restful night's sleep without losing the upscale Sky Suites experience.

It does — the separate sitting and dining areas, a desk for getting work done, a minibar, and daily housekeeping all make it easy to settle in for several nights rather than just a quick stay. A laptop-compatible safe keeps valuables secure, and limited-hours room service means you don't always have to head down to one of ARIA's restaurants.

The suite includes a 42-inch LCD TV with premium channels and pay-per-view movie options, so there's plenty to unwind with between pool sessions or nights out. Combined with the sitting area's comfortable seating, it's an easy spot to relax in the afternoon heat.