Mgm grand hotel and casino reviews

How did it strike you on arrival? In the Skylofts, you feel like you've been let into some kind of delicious secret with these suites. You'll take a private elevator from MGM's grand tower to the Sky Lobby on the 29th floor, and from there, you'll be whisked to one of the 51 two-floor, loft-style accommodations high above the Las Vegas Strip.

What’s the crowd like? You might see other Skylofts guests, but likely not. This is a fairly private crew, although you may see them in the Sky Lounge, which, as the name suggests, is for the exclusive use of Skylofts guests. They're young and hip, and/or high rollers at the hotel who have been invited to stay. They're a well-heeled group.

The good stuff: Tell us about your room. I've been in both the one-bedroom and two-bedroom lofts (they have up to three bedrooms). Depending on the time of year, you can actually score these lofts for less than you might think. While the listed prices are between $2,000 and $5,000 per night and the one-bedrooms are 1400 square feet, we have seen prices as low as $1042 for the one-bedroom—a great deal, considering the fact that your stay comes with transportation to and from the hotel (maybe even in the hotel's Rolls Royce Ghost); VIP everything and no standing in line; and private butler service. They'll even stock your room with whatever you want before you arrive, and draw a bath for you.

We’re craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us? The beds here are top-notch, with beautiful white Anichini linens and lots of pillows. In fact, there's a pillow menu with 15 different kinds of pillows with different fills and firmness.

How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. Any of that find its way into your suitcase? The rooms in Skylofts are designed to feel like actual residential apartments, so there is cool art (black and white sculptures), and there are plenty of places to entertain. Lots and lots of TVs and technology to control everything (an "environment remote" lets you control the temperature, curtains and lights). It's the little extras, though, that you might appreciate the most, since these rooms really are pretty far away from regular hotel amenities (or a Starbucks). A private bar, espresso machine, different teas and snacks are all stocked in the rooms.

Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down. These rooms are among the sleekest on the Strip. Skylofts were the first to get televisions embedded in the mirrors, and you can watch TV from your cool, infinity-edged bathtub (which also incorporates color therapy, in case you feel like turning the place into your private spa). And if you do, you'll be happy to find amazing Bulgari amenities, including various Bulgari tea-scented bath tea bags that you can toss in (or your bath butler can).

Maybe the most important topic of all: Wi-Fi. What’s the word? The Wi-Fi is great and included in the $44 resort fee.

Room service: Worth it? Some of the restaurants in MGM Grand offer room service to Skylofts, and Skylofts staff do tell you that they can make virtually anything happen. So if you have the scratch and want to orchestrate an in-room dining experience with a restaurant, you might as well ask!). The in-room dining menu at MGM Grand is also good, with options like burgers and pizza you build yourself, and a good variety of mostly American choices (salmon, filet mignon, sandwiches). If you decide to entertain in your loft, you can order from their catering menu.

Staff: If you could award one a trophy, who gets it, and why? The butlers really do whatever you'd like, from stocking your kitchen with snacks (no, you don't pay extra for them) to tracking down toiletries, drawing a bath, delivering flowers. And the concierges in the exclusive lounge make sure you don't wait in line and have preferred seating in restaurants and in the shows.

Anything stand out about other services and features? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you. Skylofts doesn't have its own pool or gym but it's just a short trip down your own elevator bank to all the attractions of the massive MGM Grand.

What was most memorable—or heartbreaking—about your stay? The most memorable thing is the view! All the rooms have double-height windows in the living rooms. Make sure you speak to the concierge, though, about precisely which view you want.

Bottom line: worth it, and why? These rooms would be perfect for a milestone anniversary or a honeymoon. They're huge, private and feel both luxurious and really contemporary. Every MGM hotel has a rate calendar, so if you want to treat yourself on a night that the rates are a bit softer, you only have to look.

With an instantly recognizable emerald green facade and dazzling architecture, the MGM Grand Las Vegas has been an essential landmark of the Las Vegas Strip for multiple decades. Its cinematic appearance—combined with its record-breaking room count—make this resort one of the most recognizable resorts in America, if not the world.

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History

Since December 1993, this casino has bookended the Strip at its Tropicana intersection. At the time of its launch, it was the largest hotel complex in the world, and remains the largest single hotel in the United States to this day. The MGM Grand is a fixture in Hollywood films, and even with the competition of T-Mobile arena just across the Las Vegas Strip, A-list talent is a constant presence at the MGM Garden arena.

Before the MGM Grand existed in its current form, it was a smaller hotel named the MGM Marina, a stone’s throw from McCarran International Airport, now the Harry Reid International Airport. This hotel closed in 1990, but its bones remain part of the MGM Grand today. The MGM Grand was initially conceived as a more family-friendly resort in the ’90s with a Wizard of Oz theme. Now operated by Blackstone and MGM Resorts International, with subsidiaries like Diaoyutai MGM in China, this massive hotel casino has since evolved.

Today, it is a luxurious complex that often hosts the world’s biggest stars at the MGM arena, invites flurries of nightclub-goers and A-list talent to the Hakkasan club every year, and allows for leisure and decadence in equal measure.

Calvin Harris and Tiësto have semi-permanent residencies at the Hakkasan club, and the famous illusionist David Copperfield calls this resort home as well. Family-friendly Jabbawockeez, the incredible Kà by Cirque Du Soleil and even a Hunger Games exhibition make a stay at MGM an immersive experience, and this is all before we even get to the amenities, which MGM Grand has many. This includes five outdoor pools, outdoor fun in the form of TopGolf and an impressive spa and fitness center.

The Resort

Rooms and Suites

If you think 6,852 rooms sounds like a world record, it is. Though it has been edged out by just two resorts in Asia, the MGM Grand continues to hold the record domestically as one of the largest single hotels in the country. Your standard fare hotel rooms feel anything but standard, with luxurious views and plush bedding. MGM’s suites contain spacious sections with 180-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip. Much like other resorts like the Sahara, the MGM has so much to offer.

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The Mansion

Ultra exclusive, ultra glamorous and an overall feast for the senses, the Mansion at MGM Grand is a legendary series of 29 residences boasting Tuscan touches and bedrooms that go up to four. Atrium villas have balcony views of the lush Mediterranean gardens below, and the best in dining is front and center at The Mansion. For qualified guests only.

Fresh by StayWell

Sometimes the flashing lights of the Vegas Strip can overwhelm the senses, and the Fresh rooms at MGM have everything you need to recharge and regroup. Thanks to the employment of practices by Deepak Chopra and the Mayo Clinic, you can detoxify with air purification, circadian lighting and de-chlorification of your water.

MGM Grand Conference Center

This conference hall boasts 850,000 square feet of space for affairs big and small, equipped with award winning customer service and three floors of space. The center features luxe ballrooms like the Grand and Vista ballrooms.

Ballrooms

Marquee Ballroom

90,000 square feet of wide open space makes the Marquee ballroom ideal for any style of big gathering, like banquets, trade shows and receptions. The Marquee ballroom comes equipped with access to the latest technological and catering services.

Studio Ballroom

Located in the heart of the MGM Grand, the Studio ballroom gives you 10,000 square feet of space conveniently located near the MGM’s shopping and retail area. With a 900 person capacity, the Studio ballroom is perfect for private receptions and corporate events.

MGM Garden Arena

Madonna, Lana Del Rey and Garth Brooks are just some of the stars who have played at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. This stunning space holds a capacity of 17,000 people. It can serve as an exhibition space or a site for elegant ceremonies and dinners.

Pools

The MGM Grand has significant bragging rights when it comes to their pool complex, at a stunning 6.5 acres of four separate sites of shimmering waters, whirlpool, and even a lazy river. Eat, drink, lounge and take a few selfies at the cabana rentals, and be sure to pack plenty of sunscreen for the intense UV rays of the Las Vegas summer sun.

The MGM Grand pools are a staple of any summer time stay at the MGM Grand, and with heat waves reaching the triple digits, you will want some TLC time underneath the waterfalls, with maybe a cocktail or two.

Cabanas and Daybeds

Make the MGM pool experience a personal, comfortable one, with a daybed or cabana rental. You can expect towel service, snacks, a generous beverage credit, personalized bottle service, views of the pool complex and flat screen TVs. These cabanas fit groups of up to eight.

Wet Republic Pool Parties

An experience for the serious daytime partygoer, the Wet Republic Pool Parties at the MGM Grand are a memory making immersion, with the hottest DJs, decorated bungalows, signature cocktails and VIP bottle service. When in season, it is one of the hottest spots to be in town. DJs like Tiësto, Zedd, and Steve Aoki are just some of the Wet Republic names you could catch for a summertime celebration unlike any other.

Theaters

The MGM Grand has several theaters, each home base for an assortment of dazzling shows that attract thousands of guests every week. Among these are the David Copperfield Theater, with an intimate seating arrangement of just about 740 guests.

Kà by Cirque Du Soleil theater is an impressive, innovative theater that will blow your mind, should you be lucky enough to attend the show. This colorful ensemble is fortified with a theatrical, unique stage setup.

Parking

Parking for MGM Grand guests is part of the 24 hour parking fee and provides in and out privileges, which can be charged to your room.

Self parking and valet apply to this fee, and it can be used at MGM resorts throughout Las Vegas, allowing you the convenience to park wherever you choose at any MGM resort. For short term parking, the first hour is free, with a $12 charge for one to four hours, and $15 for four to 24 hours after that. There is an $18 fee for any parking over 24 hours. Nevada residents received complimentary parking for the first 3 hours and then are subject to the above rates.

Valet rates are as follows: Zero to Two hours: $18 Monday through Thursday, $20 from Friday to Sunday. Two to Four hours: $20 Monday through Thursday, $22 Friday to Sunday Four to 24 hours: $26 Monday through Thursday, $30 Friday through Sunday Over 24 hours daily rate: $26 Monday through Thursday, $30 Friday through Sunday

Transportation

Executive Transportation is an MGM Grand partner, and they provide limousine service through the concierge for your convenience, right from the MGM Grand entrance. Avis Rental has a spot inside the MGM Grand, and Taxi assistance is available from the MGM Grand entrance as well. Don’t forget about the Las Vegas Monorail as well.

The Grand Salon

The Grand Salon at MGM Grand is available for anyone’s glam-squad needs. With mobile hair and makeup artists in the comfort of your room, as well as styling, updos, blow dry, keratin treatments and nail services.

Grand Spa and Fitness Center

This beautiful spa has eight treatment rooms, with saunas, facial therapies, whirlpools and a selection of massage treatments for those achy muscles and joints. Be sure to make a reservation, or even take advantage of in-room services.

Restaurants

If you are looking for a wide open selection of dining options, the MGM Grand continues its theme of bigger is better. Check out the following delectable restaurants you can enjoy at MGM Grand. With so many, you may have to come back for multiple trips to hit them all.

Tom Colicchio’s Craft Steak

This steakhouse is backed by Top Chef powerhouse Tom Colicchio, with award winning dishes sure to make your mouth water. Ingredients are sourced from family farms all around the country. In addition to delectable steak, you can also enjoy salmon, lobster, monkey bread dessert and delicious bourbon from the drink menu.

Crush

The famous Morton family created this American cuisine restaurant in a lively setting, boasting delectable dishes like an eight-ounce filet Mignon, Ahi Tuna and delicious flatbreads. Located at the heart of the MGM Grand, this one is a hard one to miss.

Morimoto Las Vegas

This is a contemporary Japanese restaurant with a commitment to elegance and presentation. The sushi here is top-notch, as is the Buri Bop, which is yellowtail cooked to perfection on rice.

Nellie’s Southern Kitchen

Southern dining is at its best at Nellie’s, which gives you classics from the American heartland like fresh biscuits, pulled pork and chicken and waffles. You can find Nellie’s right in front of the MGM Grand Garden Arena entrance.

MGM Grand Buffet

For casual, simplified experiences for those of us with a bottomless appetite, MGM has a classic Vegas buffet that runs the gamut from fresh pizza to fresh vegetables, honoring everyone’s cravings.

Cabana Grill – Poolside Dining

Fresh dishes for the summer are available poolside at the MGM Grand, with sampler plates, tacos and sugar-conscious cocktails.

Joël Robuchon

French cuisine is always a treat, and Joël Robuchon’s award winning menu means you are getting some of the best dining on the Strip. For the most educated taste palettes out there, Robuchon’s Five-Diamond taste. We are talking caviar, crispy frog legs and sauteed veal for the most refined foodies out there.

L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon

Here, the aforementioned luxe dishes are prepared right in front of you for an immersive, unforgettable and glamorous experience. Simply put, this is one of the best dinners on the Strip. READ MORE: Here Are Some Of The Best Restaurants On The Strip In Las Vegas »

Grand Wok Noodle Bar

This easy going-restaurant provides you with traditional Asian cuisine like wok-tossed noodles, various tofu dishes and black pepper beef.

International Smoke

Ayesha Curry and Chef Michael Mina are powerhouse BBQ aficionados, with restaurants in Northern and Southern California, and now at the MGM Grand as well. Enjoy smoky meats and craft cocktails at this ultra-trendy eatery.

TAP Sports Bar

Grab a burger and a beer the American way at this casual, decked-out sports bar, perfect for football nights and special sporting events in town. Enjoy 60 flat-screen TVs playing every sporting event you can imagine, as well as the most savory beers on tap.

Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill

Wolfgang Puck is a ubiquitous presence in the culinary world—and for good reason. He adds his signature touch at this casual bar and grill, with delectable pizzas, flat iron steak and tart linguini.

Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House

Emeril LaGasse brings Creole cuisine to Las Vegas and the Strip is richer for it. This fish house brings you amazing shellfish dishes, pork, steak and chicken options, as well as classics like gumbo and jumbo shrimp.

Avenue Cafe

For quick, on-the-go dining and breakfast on the Strip, the Avenue Cafe brings you retro style, sandwiches, burgers, fries and mimosas.

Pieology

Take control of your pizza pie by building your own dish here at Pieology.

Greek Sneek

Healthy and savory dishes courtesy of Chef William DeMarco means you are getting the best gyros and baklava on the Strip, as well as native spirits and cocktails.

Bars

Ambra Bar

Grab some live music and incredible craft cocktails at this upscale Italian joint located in MGM Grand, complete with a funky, swirling orange bar that appears to be made of liquid.

Whiskey Down

You will find over four dozen different bourbons, scotches and whiskeys at Whiskey Down, whether they be Irish, American or Canadian.

Losers Bar

Enjoy live country music and the best beers on tap at the Losers Bar, located in The District, where you can bump elbows with country fans and musicians alike.

32° (TEMPORARILY CLOSED)

There’s no bad time for a slushie in Las Vegas—especially during the summer months. Stop by 32° for “a taste of summer all year round.”

Fat Tuesday

You may have been living under a rock if you are unfamiliar with Fat Tuesday, but it’s never too late to enjoy their delicious daiquiris and other delicious frozen drinks straight from the Mardi Gras parade.

Centrifuge

This hip bar is located in the casino and shaped like a circle for a 180° unique experience right in the heart of the MGM grand. Bumping the coolest beats and boasting an alluring art installation, it is the best place to enjoy a drink on the casino floor.

Lobby Bar

If you are ready to hit the bar as soon as you walk into the MGM Grand, you can’t do much better than the Lobby Bar with its casual atmosphere and a lengthy list of cocktail options and specialty drinks.

Entertainment

Las Vegas thrives on luck, merriness and above all, A-grade talent, resulting in so many places to go on the Vegas Strip.

Shows

Vegas is notorious for having a rotation of shows that always delight. Here is the current roaster of shows.

Shows at MGM Grand David Copperfield — See the household name of magicians, only at MGM Grand. Jabbawockeez — Experience dancing with sharpness and perfection like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Kà by Cirque Du Soleil — Cirque du Soleil presents a definitive story through stunning acrobatics and theatrics. Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club — See the man himself—along with hordes of other talent—at Brad Garrett’s self-named comedy club

Activities and Exhibits

The Hunger Games Exhibit

The Hollywood Franchise gets a front and center exhibit at the MGM Grand, complete with an exploratory experience that includes stunning artistic recreations, top-of-the-line technology and highlighting of the famous costuming and set recreations from the film.

Virtual Reality at Level Up

Once you put on your goggles, you are transported into a mesmerizing interactive world of gaming that will blow your mind. Fight zombies, head off outbreaks and battle killer drones as you lose yourself in this immersive simulation.

Topgolf

Work on your swing and show off for your friends at Topgolf, but don’t forget you can enjoy a beer while you do so.

Casino

MGM Resorts M Rewards card gives you points for every dollar spent, and the more you play, the more you are likely to reap massive benefits from being a member. The formerly-named M Life program is an essential part of your wallet, so we highly encourage you to sign up and begin accruing perks. Be sure to get all the information about the M Rewards program by reading more about the MGM Grand casino.

America!

Whether you find the Las Vegas Strip to be a vital part of American history or not, there is no denying that history is constantly made on the Strip. Enjoy American memorabilia and unique gifts at this treasure trove shop of souvenirs.

CBS Television City

Get awesome, unique apparel from classic CBS TV shows here.

Essentials

Sundries, snacks and last-minute needs are what you’ll find here.

Front Page Newsstand

Conveniently located next to guest elevators, this shop has tobacco, newspapers, sundries, sodas and toiletries to keep you covered.

Grand and Company

Souvenirs, sundries and daily essentials are what you will find here at the Main Lobby.

Grand Sports

Get the coolest apparel for Vegas’s iconic sports teams like the Vegas Golden Knights and the Las Vegas Raiders.

Jabbawockeez Store

After seeing this phenomenal show, bring home some memorabilia and souvenirs from the Jabbawockeez store.

Kà Boutique

You will find a vast selection of Cirque Du Soleil memorabilia and souvenirs at this store.

Harley Davison

Bikers, welcome to your oasis. Get all the hottest Harley Davidson branded gear here at the Harley Davidson Store, whether it be leather, shoes, belts and other assorted gifts.

Maceoo Paris

This luxury store is essential for the elegant, traveling male. Macceo boasts a selection of the finest suits, athleisure and fragrances—you can even make your own—along with dinner jackets, blazers and personalized tailors.

Misura

At Misura, you can find luxe menswear courtesy of renowned brands like Fossil, Under Armour, Tommy Bahama and Hugo Boss.

Nectar Bath Treats

You will find hand-crafted, artful bath and soap products to keep your skin in great condition during your stay at MGM—all with a cruelty free touch.

Pandora

Discover gorgeous, handcrafted jewelry at Pandora, perfectly suited for the innovative, elegant people in your life.

Paradiso

Find luxe designs by Ray Ban and Betsey Johnson at Paradiso, a trendy store that seamlessly does great business casual to swimwear all in one store.

Quiksilver

Before you hit the pool, check out Quiksilver’s swimwear and summer attire.

Reviv

Long night? Fun night? Reviv is here to replenish your vitamins and minerals with hydrating IV infusions and energizing vitamin drinks to keep you in fighting shape.

Rocks The Jewelers

Find a beautiful, classic selection of jewelry and watches at Rocks.

The Beauty Shop

For the most essential beauty and skincare needs, check out the Beauty Shop for a quick rejuvenation and restoration.

Welcome to Las Vegas

Find the coolest, kitschiest souvenirs at Welcome To Las Vegas, with novelty items, apparel and decorative art.

The Future of MGM Grand

2022 stands to be a huge year for the MGM Grand as the world slowly emerges from what has been an intense two years of restrictions and readjustments. Nick Cannon will bring his Wild ‘N Out Tour to the MGM Grand in June to kick off the summer, and the 2022 Grammys may even be bringing their ceremony to the MGM Grand Garden Arena in the spring after a postponement. This crown jewel of the Las Vegas Strip is not going anywhere anytime soon and travelers and locals alike are grateful for it.

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Rewards Program

MGM Resorts International’s MGM Rewards program is a loyalty program that offers benefits at all 10 MGM-owned casino properties in Las Vegas, Nevada. The MGM Rewards program contains two levels: M Life Rewards and M Life Rewards MasterCard.

M Life Rewards Elite Status

M Life Rewards members can earn status with the Mlife Rewards program through their play and stays at MGM-owned properties. There are five tiers: Sapphire, Pearl, Gold, Platinum, and Noir.

• You start out in the Sapphire tier upon creating an account. This tier gets you mobile check-in and personalized offers and room discounts. When you create your account you also are now able to earn points that will get you comps and other things on the Strip.
• The next tier is the Pearl tier and you need 25,000 tier credits to reach this level. You’ll now get 10% more points earned playing slots, an extension on when your points would expire from no activity, and a dedicated line at participating buffets. You also get access to all the Sapphire perks.
• At 75,000 tier credits, you’ll now reach Gold tier. You’ll be able to experience everything Pearl has to offer along with an increased 20% bonus on points earned playing slots and a priority hotel check-in line at the front desk.
• Platinum tier is obtained at 200,000 tier credits. You can reap all the benefits from the tiers below along with a now 30% bonus on points earned playing slots, priority access to valet and taxis, and an annual complimentary cruise on Royal Caribbean or Celebrity Cruises.
• Noir is for the hot shots. This status is invitation-only and if you’re lucky enough to be invited, you’ll get 40% bonus on your slots played, guaranteed advance hotel and restaurant reservations, and complimentary limousine service to and from the airport to your hotel.

Earning M Life Points and Tier Credits

M Life is a little confusing when it comes to earning points or redeeming them. Each game gets you different amounts of points, then that will change based on what tier level you are, and for redemptions, it depends on if you’re local or traveling to Las Vegas and they run promotions all the time to give you opportunities for more comps.

Let’s explain the two types of rewards for M Life though.

1. Base Points – this is what will earn you free plays at slots and video poker and also give you Express Comps, which can be used on hotel room charges, dining, or entertainment. There is no structure to earning or spending this as it depends on your status, where you’re located, and the promotions running at the moment.
2. Tier Credits – this determines the elite status that you have within the M Life program. You get tier credits based on your play like base points, but also can earn tier credits when booking hotels and spending money on other non-gaming activities like dining and entertainment.

Players are able to track their tier levels and comps through the Mlife Rewards program online account (on the website).

The MGM Resorts properties that participate in the M Life Rewards program include Bellagio, Delano Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, The Mirage, Monte Carlo, New York-New York, Luxor, Excalibur, and Circus Circus.

You can also sign in to M Life Rewards and check your status anytime to see if you have access to special room rates and offers.

High Roller Areas

MGM Grand now has two areas where customers can play high-limit slots, tables games, and/or poker.

The first MGM Grand high roller area is located on the top floor of the casino near the sportsbook. The space holds around 10 tables, including blackjack, roulette, baccarat, mini-baccarat, and a craps table.

The second MGM Grand high roller area is located near the sportsbook and the rooms on level 8. The High Limit Room is located on level 8 of the MGM Grand. The room holds around 50 slot machines, including penny slots to high-limit slots that require a large bet.

Some of these games include Wheel of Fortune Millionaire, IGT Megabucks Diamond progressive, Wheel Of Fortune Hollywood Squares, and Jurassic Park.

Admission to the high rollers areas is offered on a first-come, first-served basis; there is no need to use Mlife Rewards cards or tickets for admission.

Casino Hosts

MGM Grand Las Vegas has a team of casino hosts that work to provide the best service for their high rollers, as well as their honored guests.

These hosts have many years of experience working in the MGM Resorts casinos. Hosts are available for guests who want to dine at a certain restaurant, reserve hotel accommodations, or receive show tickets.

MGM Grand hosts are available around the clock every day of the year. They provide high rollers with gambling information and help players who need assistance with their Mlife accounts.

Credit Lines

MGM Resorts International offers some of the best credit lines in Las Vegas.

Some MGM Grand properties offer credit lines at around $100,000 per customer. These casino hosts are able to increase or decrease these lines depending on their customers’ needs. High rollers are able to ask the casino hosts for an increase in credit or to have a line that they can use on several tables at once.

Credit lines are offered to customers based on their play. This play can be tallied through Mlife, which is MGM’s player rewards program. Customers using the Mlife card will have information stored so they do not have to keep track of every time they gamble.

The casino host can see everything these players have bet previously by logging into the account. The host can then approve the credit line increase after seeing that the customer has been playing for a while and is a valued part of the casino.

Rooms

MGM Grand features the sports lounge, Level Up. The sports lounge is located on Level 8 of the casino. The lounge features a number of large screens for football, baseball, basketball, and other sporting events.

There are several couches in the room that create social areas perfect for watching parties. Free chips and salsa are offered to customers while they watch games at this sports lounge.

You’ll also find the MGM Grand Poker Room, which has 28 tables and is one of the biggest poker rooms in Las Vegas. The poker room is open 24 hours a day and features low-stakes tables, as well as high-stakes tables.

Poker tournaments are held every day at the MGM Grand Poker Room. Customers can participate in No-Limit Hold ‘Em, Pot Limit Omaha, Seven Card Stud, and Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Split games for regular events. The poker room also offers daily tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $75 to $1,500.

If you would rather play table games, there are plenty of options available. Table games offered at the MGM Grand include blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, Asian games, Three Card Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Casino War, Money Wheel, Caribbean Stud poker, Let it Ride Bonus Poker and Ultimate Texas Hold ‘Em.

With plenty of games to choose from, there’s always room for you at one of these tables.

Games at MGM Grand

Table Games

Long-time veterans and new table gamers can join together at the MGM Grand to enjoy the high-energy atmosphere and non-stop action. Here are some of the games they offer:

No-Limit Hold ‘Em

No-Limit Hold ‘Em is one of the most popular games that is offered at MGM Grand. This game is perfect for those who like to wager big and watch their chips stack up as they play. Players play against each other in this game and can wager any amount they like at any point when it’s on them.

In Texas Hold ‘Em, you get dealt two cards, which are called pocket cards. Everyone is dealt two pocket cards. Five community cards are shared by everyone as well. The players then decide which of their seven total cards they want to use to make a poker hand out of the five community cards and their own personal hole cards that nobody can see but them.

Pot-Limit Omaha

Pot-Limit Omaha is a game in which you’ll use four cards for your hand and the best five-card poker hand out of those four cards will win. Pot Limit Omaha is played with a minimum bet of one big blind and a maximum bet of three big blinds. This means that between you and your opponents, there must be at least one big blind.

Seven Card Stud

Seven Card Stud is a poker game in which you are dealt seven cards throughout the course of the game. You use those seven cards to make your best five-card hand. The game starts when each player is dealt two pocket cards. Then, three community cards are placed face-up in the middle of the table. This draw round is followed by a betting round, where players can wager or fold their hand. The next draw round consists of one card being dealt to each player, then another betting round.

The final draw round consists of a single card being dealt to each player, and then a final betting round. After the final betting round, there is a showdown where players combine their best five-card hands from the pocket cards and community cards in order to win.

Players who prefer high-stakes action will love the stakes that MGM Grand offers for this table game.

Roulette

Roulette is one of the most common games found at MGM Grand. The casino offers both American roulette and three-card European roulette. American roulette is your traditional game of chance, with 37 pockets on the wheel. Players are able to make their bets before the ball is dropped.

European roulette uses a single-zero wheel, making it easier for players because they know that there is only one pocket in which the ball can land.

Craps

Craps is one of the more complicated games at MGM Grand. Players have several choices when they sit down to play this casino favorite.

The basic bets in craps are Pass Line Bet, Come Bet, Don’t Come Bet, and a Field Bet. A Pass Line bet has a house edge of 1.4% while a Come Bet has a house edge of 2.7%. Don’t Come bets have a house edge of 1.4% and a Field bet has a house edge of 11%.

The best way to play craps is with an optimum strategy, which requires players to have incredible luck or be an expert at the game. In order to achieve optimum play, players must overcome the house edge and will only be successful with a few rolls of the dice.

Baccarat

This game is another favorite at MGM Grand. The game features three types of bets: Player, Banker, and Tie.

The player will be on the offensive during this game while the banker tries to make sure they do not lose their money. There are six hands players can make, including Player 0, Player 1, Player 2, Banker 0, Banker 1, and Tie.

With four hands in play at a time, the house edge is pretty low for this game with a House Advantage of 1.06%. The best way to play baccarat is to bet on the tie every time it is offered because that will give the player a house edge of 0.24%.

Pai Gow Poker

This is a popular casino poker game that requires players to make one high hand and one low hand from their seven-card hand. The best way to play this game is in a team with other players, because it allows for a number of strategies to be used. The game has a low house edge of 1.41%.

Slots

With options from penny slots to $1,000 a spin, MGM Grand has a wide selection of slots, video poker, and electronic table games.

Progressive Slots

Many of the slots at MGM Grand will offer a progressive jackpot in which players can win large amounts of money. Some of these progressive jackpots can reach over 1 Million Dollars.

High Limit Slots

MGM Grand has high-limit slots available for experienced players who are looking to have some fun while betting large amounts of money.

Electronic Table Games

If you are looking for a simple bet, MGM Grand has you covered with their electronic table games. These include Blackjack Switch, Casino War Classic, Double Exposure Blackjack, Let it Ride Bonus Poker, Pai Gow Tiles.

Is the MGM Grand a good hotel to stay in?

MGM Grand Hotel and Casino is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Las Vegas, offering a trendy environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a minibar, a flat screen TV, and air conditioning.

What is special about MGM Grand?

The MGM contains 5,044 rooms; its hotel towers rise up to 30 stories, while the original western wing remains a 14-story structure. The MGM originally opened with 5,005 rooms; by room count, this made it the largest hotel in the world, beating the Rossiya Hotel in Russia. It remains the largest hotel in the U.S.

Is there a dress code for MGM Grand?

There's no dress code. Exceptions are clubs and some restaurants. But just in the hotel and related casino and casual eateries, no one will notice or care. What you need for the wedding is a different story.

Do you have to pay resort fee at MGM Grand?

A $39 Daily Resort Fee plus applicable tax on the resort fee is applied to each hotel reservation and includes amenities that are sure to enhance your experience at MGM Grand Las Vegas.