The Aria Concept

The power and beauty of classical music is expressed through Neo-Baroque style furnishings which have been modernized with streamlined forms and colors.

Shades of hazelnut contrast with the vivid pop of turquoise to create a haven of sophisticated elegance, heightened by the drama of Venetian Murano glass chandeliers, coffered ceilings, and a historical piano sketch etched into the custom-made carpets.

Dream the night away to the strains of music by Liszt, Chopin, Bach or Beethoven, just to name a few.

Inspired by the ambiance of a 1920's jazz club, the Jazz rooms swing with cool Hollywood glamour in the form of spotlights and polished chrome trunk-style writing tables, mixed with the edgy roughness of hard floors, exposed brick ceilings and accent walls which were created utilizing the original brick from the historic 19th century building.

Highlights of Jazz rooms include Art Nouveau furnishings and a custom-made area rug featuring an etching of a Saxophone.

Jam with the legends of Jazz, from Billie Holiday to Miles Davis and Count Basie to B.B. King.

Elegance and luxury await your arrival in the Opera Wing! These rooms revel in the rich marriage of Neo-Baroque furnishings modernized with streamlined forms and colors. The pairing of cool shades of gray with sensuous shades of lilac and orchid create a lush and decadent color palette.

The drama is heightened with Murano Venetian glass chandeliers, tufted velvet headboards and historical musical instrument sketches etched into the custom-made carpets.

Loose yourself in a masterpiece with music by Mozart, Handel, Puccini or Verdi.

The bright, fresh spirit of contemporary music is interpreted visually through the inspiration of the Pop Art style of the 1970's. Bold colors and whimsical elements that include custom-made headboards create an ambiance that's both fun and funky.

Spend a night with the Supremes, the Fab Four, the Prince of Pop, The Godfather of Soul, or the King himself.

“Pop music often tells you everything is OK, while rock music tells you that it's not OK, but you can change it.” ― Bono, On the Move