What to pack for ARIA and Las Vegas
Pack versatile clothes for hot days and cooler evenings, swimwear and sun protection for the three outdoor pools (including a separate Sky Pool for Sky Suites guests and a 21+ LIQUID Pool Lounge), plus smart-casual outfits for many restaurants and nightlife. Also bring photo ID and the credit card used to book, any medications, chargers, and items for desert day trips if you plan off-Strip excursions.
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What to pack for your room and suites
Rooms at ARIA Resort & Casino include choices such as Deluxe Strip View Room, Deluxe Room, Tower Suite and Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View. Pack basics for both daytime and evening; inside rooms you’ll have standard hotel amenities but bring anything you prefer for comfort.
Bring a lightweight robe or slippers if you prefer your own, and a small laundry kit for longer stays. If you’re staying in a suite (for example, Corner Suite or Executive Hospitality Tower Suite) you may want nicer lounge or dinner attire to use living and dining spaces.
- Comfortable sleepwear and one nicer outfit for dinner or a show
- Toiletries you prefer (hotel supplies are available, but not everything is provided)
- Adapters and chargers (in-room Wi‑Fi is included in the resort fee)
| Room type | Good to pack |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Strip View Room | Casual daytime clothes, one dressy outfit |
| Corner Suite / Tower Suite | Dressy/casual mix, extra chargers, light snacks |
| Sky Suites One Bedroom Penthouse - Strip View | Poolwear plus evening wear for private dining or lounge spaces |
Pool, sun and daywear
ARIA has three main outdoor pools and three hot tubs, with a family-friendly area and a separate 21-and-over LIQUID Pool Lounge that operates seasonally. Guests get complimentary access to the main hotel pools; LIQUID requires reservations and a minimum age.
Pack sun protection and pool gear for daytime pool use, and consider a light cover-up or shawl for cooler poolside evenings on the Strip.
- Swimsuit(s) and a cover-up
- Sunscreen (high SPF), sunglasses, and a hat
- Waterproof phone pouch and pool shoes
- Light jacket or wrap for evenings
| Pool area | Who can use it |
|---|---|
| Main ARIA Pool deck | Hotel guests (family-friendly sections) |
| LIQUID Pool Lounge | 21+ guests with reservation |
| Sky Pool | Sky Suites guests |
Spa, fitness and wellness items
The Spa & Salon at ARIA operates daily and has treatment rooms and specialty facilities; minimum age for spa use is 18. If you’ve booked treatments, pack what the spa requests (for example, you should shower before appointments).
The fitness center and 24-hour Cardio Center have age restrictions (the main fitness center hours are limited; the Cardio Center access is included with the resort fee). Bring workout clothes and a pair of trainers if you plan to use equipment or take classes.
- Workout clothes and trainers
- Swimsuit if you plan to use co-ed spa pools
- Any supplements or vitamins you need (the spa may offer IV/hydration services but don’t assume supplies)
| Facility | Notes |
|---|---|
| The Spa & Salon at ARIA | Open daily; minimum age 18; 20% service charge on treatments |
| Fitness Center | Regular hours with 24-hour Cardio Center access for eligible guests |
| Spa suites | Private spa suites available with a minimum time requirement |
Clothing and footwear for dining and nightlife
ARIA has a mix of casual and fine-dining venues — from ARIA Patisserie (open 24 hours) to signature restaurants like Carbone and Jean Georges Steakhouse that list Business Casual attire. Pack versatile outfits that let you move from daytime exploring to a nicer dinner or a nightclub night out.
Nightlife venues and bars on casino level are 21+; restaurants vary in dress code so check the specific venue before you go.
- Resort casual for most daytime restaurants
- Business casual or smarter outfit for Carbone and Jean Georges Steakhouse
- Comfortable walking shoes for the Strip
| Venue | Typical dress code |
|---|---|
| Carbone, Jean Georges Steakhouse | Business Casual |
| Bardot Brasserie, Javier's | Resort Casual |
| Proper Eats Food Hall, Posh Burger | Casual |
Day trips, desert weather and seasonal packing
Las Vegas weather is desert-like: very hot in summer, mild in spring/fall, and cool in winter nights. If you plan off-Strip trips (for example, Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, or Grand Canyon West), pack layers, sturdy shoes and sun protection.
Bring a refillable water bottle for desert excursions and consider a small first-aid kit for hikes. If you rent a car, remember ARIA has self-parking and valet options (fees apply).
- Light, breathable clothes for summer; a light jacket for evenings
- Hiking shoes, hat, and plenty of water for Red Rock or Hoover Dam trips
- Portable charger and printed directions or maps for long drives
| Season | Pack |
|---|---|
| Summer (July) | Very light clothing, sun protection, extra water |
| Spring / Fall (Mar–May, Oct–Nov) | Layered clothing, swimwear for pool season |
| Winter (Dec–Jan) | Light jacket for evenings; daytime can be mild |
Documents, money and tech
Bring the photo ID and the original credit card used to book — ARIA requires both at check-in, and the hotel places a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit on arrival. Cash is not accepted for room payment; know the accepted card types before you travel.
Also pack chargers, a phone with rideshare apps (ARIA does not run an airport shuttle), and any boarding passes or reservation confirmations you need.
- Photo ID and the original credit card used to book
- Printed or digital confirmations for dining, pool reservations, or shows
- Chargers, power bank, and an unlocked phone or rideshare apps
| At the desk | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Identification | Photo ID required at check-in |
| Payment | Credit card authorization or cash deposit for incidentals |
| Check-in/check-out | Check-in begins at 3:00 PM; check-out at 11:00 AM |
