Las Vegas

A quick 3 day weekend to celebrate my daughter's 21st birthday! Aria is in a great location to walk the strip and see all the sights. Room was dark and dated, perhaps renovated rooms are available.

Long slow lineups for checking and checkout. Carpets in Bordeaux room needed upgrades. No concierge. Heavy fee for early checking without baggage storage.

Beautiful hotel on the Strip. Rooms are spacious with a separate seating area from the beds. Beds were comfortable, room was clean as was the rest of the hotel. Had a great view of the Sphere. No waiting for elevators. Coffee shop when you get out of elevators. We used luggage storage on our last day which was efficient and luggage retrieval was right beside Taxi/Uber pick up. Mall across the street. Overall great stay, great location. As this hotel is part of the Venetian, there were plenty of dining options on site.

Our room with a view wasn't ready the first night but that didn't matter as we arrived at 11:30pm....we were told to call down by 11am....that turned into later! They sent a bell boy and he helped us move to the 7th floor

Definitely not a 4 star hotel in my opinion. The LINQ is in a great location, close to all of the Vegas action. There is a bus stop close to the LINQ as well. Plenty of shops & restaurants around. The express check in was easy to use.

Very clean, great staff!

needs music more lounges and proper restaraunts. only for families

The hotel had one of the best rooms I've ever stayed in. The food was expensive but very good. Amenities were good too, except the pools were closed for the season. You can't sit by the pool, because the area is closed.

My husband and I stayed at the Golden Nugget. We had requested a king bed but upon check in we were in a standard room with two queens. The room did not come with either a coffee maker or a fridge. We went down to inquire and were not treated well by the front desk staff who stated if we wanted these it would be $50/night upgrade. We also could not order room service in this room! The sink would not drain and they didn't clean the room on our second day. The room was quiet and well ventilated.

DO NOT STAY HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE ROBBED. Stayed at Harrah's May 2nd-5th and my group's suite was burglarized on May 4th between 6:00am-7:00am while we were asleep in the room. We had a handbag stolen along with a wallet containing one of the party's IDs and credit cards and fraudulent charges were placed on the cards. Harrah's is denying responsibility as they are saying we did not close the door properly but they did not provide us proof except a phone call stating they "investigated" already and that was their finding. Investigation was only completed after we had left the hotel, we did not receive any other information for the remaining duration of my stay. During our stay we discovered you do not require a room key to reach the floor we were staying at. Our calls with the risk management team revealed that while the key cards are required at certain times of night when there's more risk of theft, at the time of our burglary incident, the key card requirement was not applicable to our floor because the proper updates to our locks had not been applied yet so anyone off the Vegas strip, hotel staff or not, can walk into the hotel and access that floor. Risk management team continued to say it's not their problem that the floor was not secure and still tried to blame us, but the door was not properly upgraded and faulty to begin with. This is flat out negligence by the hotel as the floors are not secure for guests of the hotel and we were not made aware until we had probed further. Safe was also broken in our room, room hallways have no security cameras either. There are no security measures taken on this property - if you stay here you run the same risk as us of having your belongings stolen and your cards frauded. Avoid at all costs, we will never stay here again.