Loyalty in Las Vegas by Vegas Reviews

Poolside Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas

Loyalty in Vegas is indeed the difference from a mediocre hotel to an accomplished 5 star resort.  It means the corporation really does care and looks forward to making your Vegas vacation an enjoyable luxury, you wouldn't normally see at home. 

You'll notice my Vegas blogs will praise resorts that show consistency and rewarding their customers for LOYALTY.

It's all about loyalty don't you think ?

THE IMPORTANCE OF LOYALTY 

Most of us have a passion for our favourite car and will stick by that particular brand.  Sometimes we relate cars with success or luxury. 

Who doesn't love to be treated with luxury? 

Our better half are more likely to pamper themselves by heading to their favourite Spa. The best Spa treating them with exceptional luxury, will leave a lasting impression.  In return, they will keep coming back to Vegas for more. 

Most men and some women love their cars too. 

It seems cars and luxury go hand-in-hand. We love to express our loyalty to our favourite car, as it shows who we are, as a person. In Jay Leno's case, however, he loves ALL types of cars. So he's an exception to the rule.  But for the average population, most of us will boast about our favourite brand. Some will stand by their Mustang, while others love their Mercedes, BMW or Cadillac.  In fact, they will go as far as to argue the reasons why their car is the best from other makes or designs. They ARE indeed loyal! 

Loyalty IS everything.

Loyalty is important to any successful company, who rely on their customers returning for the same products or services.  If the product or service remains the same, we ( the customers) will keep coming back, expecting the luxury we had the last time we visited. 

As Loyalty is the building blocks to a better relationship, so is consistency.

Consistency is so important.

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Las Vegas relies on us coming back, therefore they know how important it is to "wine and dine" their patrons using the same consistency.  It's hard to bring a customer to their hotel because of the rising competition, so when they finally get a customer visiting their establishment, it's no wonder they like to show them the very best. 

Lay out the "Red Carpet" if you will; a typical Hollywood standard.

Doing so, the customers may be so impressed, they're willing to come back, holding onto their favourite resort, no matter what the competition has.!

As Said, "...Las Vegas runs on loyalty, counting its success on advertising campaigns, luring its loyal customers back year after year. Some guests will come back, not only once a year, but twice to even four times a year.

That would be us - Vegas Lovers! "Heaven on Earth - Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas

Photo by Vegas Reviews - poolside at Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas

God forbid, if the service fails the typical industry standard, falling below that 5 Star value. Sometimes human error is accountable but if the resort had complete control, they truly want customers to enjoy the very best each hotel has to offer.  Mistakes happen, but it's vital the resort reacts, moving  into action, to ensure their guests are compensated.  They never want to leave a bad taste, for their resort.  If they really care and the customer is reasonable, it usually is rectified. It's very much related to an entrepreneurs success, like those on the TV Series,Shark Tank or Dragons Den.  

Bottom line, make your guest comfortable with your product or services.

In the end, each Las Vegas Resort, really do want you leaving their establishment with a good experience, coming back on a yearly basis. 

So, my question today is : 

Which Vegas Resort do you stand behind and you're considered a loyal guest? 

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Aria Resort and Casino, Las Vegas by Vegas Reviews

By Bari Demers - screenwriter and considered a Vegas Lover

PS  I should have become a CEO for a luxury resort - lol.

Layout map of Aria Resort and Casino - main floor and entrance

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About Vegas Reviews

Aria Resort and Casino - Photo Credit : Bari Demers

Vegas Reviews was created by a Canadian couple who started going to Las Vegas since the 1980's. 

With the Vegas scene rapidly changing on a monthly basis, husband and wife team, Bari and Patricia found it necessary to share their experiences with new travelers, to ensure a wonderful overall experience for newcomers into Vegas.  It's also a hub for Vegas Lovers, coming back 2 - 3 times a year. 

After the first resort, the El Rancho Vegas being built on April 3, 1941, Las Vegas has become the fastest growing city then any other city in the world, generating billions of dollars with over 40 million visitors per year. With so many tourists, newcomers may become overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of Sin City, not sure where or who to turn to.  

Vegas Reviews is here to help. 

Vegas Reviews not only entertains the unique group of Vegas Lovers, we also make it easier for newcomers, answering crucial questions, not effecting their pocketbook. Unlike paid columns or magazines, who promote certain corporate resorts for the almighty dollar, Bari and Patricia are tourists, like yourself.  We don't have a money-making agenda to promote Vegas hotels or businesses.  That said, supporting our efforts by checking out the Google links or by donation will help our fun-based Vegas Blog.

Poolside Room at Aria, Las Vegas   Photo Credit: Bari Demers

The ivegasreviews blog is totally different from other travel sites, as it focuses on the fun and less on the negative aspect, featuring years of experiences in Las Vegas, from tours, resorts, events, entertainment to the best restaurants. 

Bari is a writer, screenwriter and creator of the ivegasreviews blog, the Facebook, http://www.facebook.com/Vegasplayfun and Twitter @vegasrviewsvg featuring 1000's of photos and Vegas tips, ensured to make your next trip more enjoyable. In fact, the ivegasreviews blog concentrates on helping others enjoy a Vegas vacation without going home broke and disappointed.  In the early 1980's, our first experience was a quick reminder of exactly that. 

Since our very first stay with the Maxim hotel, Las Vegas, we have had the opportunity to enjoy MGM properties, such as the Bellagio, the Aria Resort and Casino, Excalibur, Luxor, the Mirage and Monte Carlo.  We also enjoyed the comfort of the Venetian and Palazzo, Las Vegas, including excellent restaurants, like the Grand Lux Cafe and Delmonico. Numerous other stays have been with Caesars Palace, along with some of the best entertainment at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, seeing celebrities such as Cher.  We have also adventured three different  times with Treasure Island T.I. Hotel and Casino.  

M Resort, Las Vegas

Funny, our most memorable place was the Aladdin, which so happen to have ties to the mafia in the 1960's, including a Japanese businessman, Ginji Yasuda in 1987.  Apparently, when we arrived in 1993, the hotel had changed hands to successful businessman,  Joe Burt, who was unfortunately killed in a motorcycle accident that same year.  On November 25 1997, Aladdin closed its doors and was imploded. In its place today is the Caesars Palace properties, Planet Hollywood Resort.

Treasure Island T.I. Las Vegas   Photo Credit : Bari Demers

Neighboring properties, such as the Wynn and Encore, will be on our next spotlight of resort luxury, entertainment and restaurants. Mind you, we have tried out their Buffet and found it a tasteful gourmet delight. And, throughout the Wynn we have enjoyed favorable courtesy professional staff while enjoying their casinos and restaurants. The Wynn or Encore is defiantly on our cross-hairs, sort of speak.  We relish the thought of complete luxury at the Wynn Las Vegas and Encore Resort.  Until then, please enjoy my time and effort, showcasing tips, great restaurants, wonderful memorable tours (like the Maverick Helicopter Tours) and entertainment. 

If, by chance, the resort we visit, isn't a memorable fun filled experience, we simply won't write about it.  You're sure to find enough critical reviews on Tripadvisor.  

In conclusion, I trust you will find valuable information and fun facts to ensure a successful vacation while in Las Vegas. And last, but not least, we have met so many great friends across the world.

By Bari Demers - screenwriter