The Aria Hotel at City Center in Vegas - is it a good one? -

I haven t been following all the new developments on the strip... I m considering staying there. I believe it d just opened. How s the room/casino/shopping compared to the leaders such as the Wyne/Encore, Bellagio and Venetians?Thanks!Thanks much!

Aria will be the best of the best in Vegas. It hasn t opened yet but will be opening on the 16th of December. It is a 5 star hotel, just like Wynn and Bellagio.It s the place to stay if you are going to Vegas. They have online specials for $159 /night plus a $75 resort credit. Here is more information and the promotion code.http://www.lasvegas-how-to.com/aria-lasv��Additional: banananose usually gives good answers to questions on this board but she is so wrong this time around.ARIA has a casino with more than 150,000 square feet of gaming area which includes over 80 table games.

Aria opens to the public on Wednesday, December 16th.It has a large casino, several restaurants, bars, and a nightclub.The target market is similar to Wynn/Encore, Bellagio, Venetian/Palazzo, but not quite as high-end all around because to fill up they also need people who are more used to staying at places like Mandalay Bay, Caesars Palace, and The Mirage.Nobody really knows yet if it will be any good or not - some people are predicting it will be the greatest thing ever, some people think it will be the biggest joke ever. We won t really know for sure for about 6 months.

Aria is very great hotel with five stars and one of the newest hotel projects (in the new City Center). The hotel is opening December 16th and I think you will have a pleasant stay because it is brand new. When you decide to go there make sure to check the latest Aria promotion offers. With these offers you can get rooms from $159 which is very good for such a hotel. Check http://www.vegas-hotels-online.com/categ�� for the latest Aria promo codes.

I ve checked out their web sites and all three new properties (Aria, Vdara, Mandarin Oriental) are top level luxury resorts that are competing with Wynn/Encore, Bellagio, Venetian/Palazzo, Four Seasons and Trump.Aria is the only one of the three that has a casino though.

Aria is a boutique hotel and wonderful but there is NO casino while Wynn and Venetian are fantastic hotels with an attached casino. Personally I would chose a hotel where I can walk easily to a casino and restaurants

You can read about this hotel hereAria Resort Casino Las Vegas http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��

No one knows. No one has stayed there at Aria.

Boston, who are you voting for on Tuesday? -

I m voting for Capuano

I m voting for Martha. In fact, I changed my votor registration (in part) to do so. I like Capuano, but I like him right where he is, as a member of the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. Particularly on the Transit subcommittee. Boston is so dependent on transit that we NEED someone there. Without Mike, there is only one remaining New England member from any party on that committee.

Coakley Capuano are doing great at their current jobs so I m voting for Khazei.

I don t know yet. Probably Capuano but Khazei is also a possibility.

Where s Mitt Romney when you need him...

Im thinking of moving closer to my boyfriend in Manchester, NH...? -

we met at college and now that we ve graduated he had to move back home. I don t like where i live which is near Dallas, TX so i ve decided to move there to be with him. I ve never even been even close to NH but i ve always wanted to live in a northern state. I m a lil scared it ll be too different from what i m used to and won t like it. Can anyone who lives there or near there tell me how you like it and what the people are like? Also is there anything to do there?? Thanx!

I recently moved from California to windham nh its a couple towns south of Manchester. I frequently visit Manchester because the mall there is better and they have more things to do. As for the people here they are all pretty friendly. Manchester is one of the bigger towns and you will see a lot of people from Massachusetts crossing the border for tax free shopping. As far as things to do, eh. I noticed that people here are more close knit because of the lack of things to do. I could be wrong since I have only been here a couple months. I don t know how diverse Texas is, but you will not see a lot of that here. At first I experienced a major culture shock and was not used to it, but I soon found out that a lot of the people here are relatively friendly. Different from what I was used to, you bet. Manchester over all is a nice town to live in because proximity wise, you are close to many things. That could also be a bad thing depending on how you look at it. It is also really cold out here! New Hampshire in general is a nice place to live at if you really like nature due to its diverse collection of trees, lakes, mountains, and open spaces. If you miss the city though, you are not too far away from Boston. Manchester is not really deep into the belly of New Hampshire and it is not too bad of a drive to Boston. The thing that I like about living in NH is that I could visit other states, Massachusetts, Canada, Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut, New York, and other places but these are the places that I went to already. They are a drive, but drivable. I remember back in California, all I went to were places in California, like San Francisco or Los Angeles. goodluck with your decision

i live 90 miles from manchester in portland, maine...well new hampshire and all of new england is a paradise especially if you like the outdoors-- NH has the biggest mountains in the east(mt washington and the presidential range), it has the ocean, and some pretty cool towns..i wouldnt pick manchester to live in though-- portsmouth is a really cool small coastal city and so is portland maine--you should talk him into moving to one of those