Las Vegas City Center: Vdara and Aria begin accepting reservations for fall and winter
Two hotels in Las Vegas’ new City Center will begin accepting reservations Monday for their expected debuts late this year.
Vdara at City Center
The 57-story Vdara will have 1,495 suites but will not have a casino. It will be smoke-free and also will boast a 16,000-square-foot spa, salon and fitness center.
Rates will begin at $159 a night. For reservations for Oct. 1 and beyond: (866) 745-7767 or www.vdara.com.
Aria
Just in time for the holidays, Aria Resort & Casino plans its opening for Dec. 16. The 4,004-room hotel puts the accent on technology. Curtains will part when a guest enters the room, and the 42-inch TV becomes the command center for lighting and sound.
Rates will start at $179; for info: (866) 359-7757, www.arialasvegas.com.
City Center, a $9-billion development between the Bellagio and Monte Carlo, also will include a Mandarin Oriental and a Harmon hotel. It will have a half-million square feet of retail and entertainment space as well.
— Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times Travel editor
[Photos: Top three, Vdara at city Center; Bottom three, Aria]
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April 3rd, 2009 at 11:49 pm
With the current economic climate in Las Vegas, how does MGM Mirage plan to pull this one out.
October 10th, 2009 at 11:03 am
I have been watching this project
from day one and I am so amazed by
the architecture. What a fantastic
project. Need to make some reservation for a room to see how it feels to stay there.
February 24th, 2010 at 7:27 am
Beautiful…but who has the money to go?…I guess AIG execs & Big Bank CEO’s - with our (US Taxpayer) Money.
Oh…and Health Insurance company Execs. Those who have profited off this economic calamity.