MGM Grand Hotel and Casino

Suzanne Parks

It’s located at one end of the strip and near the airport. The rooms were well insulated and quiet. The rooms were clean but could use some updating. The decor featured dark tones with black carpet, granite, and cabinets, while the bathroom stood out as modern and all white. To get anywhere in the hotel, we had to walk through a smoky casino, which wasn’t ideal for an asthmatic person. The pool was located at the opposite end of the property—about a half-mile walk from our room, which was near the end of a long hallway. The food court offered typical fast-food options like pizza, Chinese, hot dogs, and tacos, I didn’t notice a salad or healthier choices. In comparison, other hotels offered more nutritious options at their food courts. There were sit-down dining restaurants available as well. The staff was nice especially the housekeepers who always said hello and smiled. The self parking is 20-25 dollars per day. We upgraded our room so we could drive in and out without paying for parking each time.

Emma Enr

I stayed at the MGM Grand for three nights, and overall, it was a solid experience with a few highs and lows. The Good: Room: I booked a standard king room and it was spacious, clean, and well-kept. The bed was super comfortable, and the view of the Strip was a nice touch. Amenities: The pool complex is massive and definitely one of the highlights. It gets crowded, but it’s a great spot to relax or grab a drink. The gym is also one of the better ones I’ve seen at a hotel. Location: Perfect spot on the Strip. Easy to walk to other casinos, and there’s a monorail stop right there too. Dining: Tons of options from casual to fine dining. I had a fantastic dinner at Craftsteak and also loved the quick eats at the food court. The Not-So-Great: Check-in: It took forever. There was a huge line, and even the mobile check-in option was glitchy for me. Overall 5 stars

Mark with a C

Thankfully the rooms are clean and decent for the price of staying on the strip. However, the guest services employees really need to work on their service skills. I am sure they are bombarded with complaints and I feel for them. But when we found we had been charged twice for one room, the best response given was "it will drop off in 4-5 business days." This is money that was no longer available for us to spend while we were there, so their loss. We also lost all access to the elevators and room the morning of check out, and well before we were supposed to check out. The individual at guest services didn't once apologize for the inconvenience and time we wasted standing in line to get our keys working again. And to top it all off, a bellman told my wife "it's rough losing it all" after expressing her frustration with our stay, to which I promptly responded that we in fact did not lose anything and had actually won more than we lost. I even responded to the survey they sent me with all of the above complaints and then some, but haven't heard anything back. So, clearly they don't care. I will say all of the dealers we interacted with were a lot of fun and made the stay a bit more pleasant. The rooms were also quite nice, though, the lack of a coffee maker is kind of annoying... I don't think we'll be staying at MGM Grand again and I will not be recommending anyone spend their money staying there.

L & I

During my recent trip to Vegas, my friend stayed at the MGM Grand, and I spent quite a bit of time there with them. I was seriously impressed. The room was spacious, clean, and had an awesome view of the Strip—especially at night when everything was lit up. You really get that "you're in Vegas" feeling just looking out the window. The MGM Grand is massive—like a city within a city. There are dozens of dining options, bars, and lounges all throughout the property. Whether you're in the mood for fine dining or a quick bite, there's something for every craving. The casino floor is huge and constantly buzzing with energy. There’s no shortage of slots or tables, and everything is well-kept and lively. One of the standout features is the pool complex, which includes a lazy river and lots of space to relax during the day. Even though it’s a big resort, the service still feels personal, and everything was easy to find with clear signage. If you're looking for a Vegas stay that has everything—great views, great energy, and plenty to do without leaving the hotel—MGM Grand is a solid pick. I’d definitely consider staying there next time.

Ariunaa Thomas

Horrible experience. Do not stay there. A lot of hidden charges. Resort fee doesn’t cover parking fees. Major inconvenience. Had to walk miles to get to the gym. Does not provide coffee machine in the room. Used the phone charger and got charged for $75 additional fee.