MGM Grand
Casino hotel · The Las Vegas Strip
3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
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Highlights
Vast casino resort with renowned restaurants, nightclubs, pools
Vast casino resort with renowned restaurants, nightclubs, pools
"An operator of numerous resorts—14 in Las Vegas alone—with gift cards usable at participating restaurants, shops, bars, spas, and toward rooms, offering flexibility for frequent visitors to resort destinations." - Anne Taylor Anne Taylor Anne Taylor is an updates writer at Travel + Leisure where she keeps articles fresh and up to date. As an avid traveler who has been to 26 countries, she is always testing new products to make her trips even better. She has a bachelor’s degree in news media and has been a writer and editor for over seven years. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A one-year pop-up restaurant by Netflix featuring bold designs and dishes inspired by popular Netflix shows like The Queen’s Gambit, Squid Game, Stranger Things, and Bridgerton." - Janna Karel
"A major hotel and casino in Las Vegas undergoing a $300 million renovation to update all 4,212 rooms and suites with a disco flair, modern amenities, and spa-like bathrooms. The renovation includes the addition of 111 new suites and enhancements to existing rooms." - Ryan Slattery
"Las Vegas is the most fun city overall, known for its large number of attractions and restaurants rated at least 4.5 stars. It boasts numerous venues including spas, shopping centers, sports stadiums, festivals, and arcades. It also offers many options for exercise, such as bowling alleys, basketball courts, and hiking trails. Despite being known for partying, it provides a variety of activities for non-drinkers as well, including a high number of casinos, music venues, comedy clubs, and shopping centers." - Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist and co-founder of Be a Travel Writer, an online course for the next generation of travel journalists. Her photos, videos, and words have appeare
"When you picture Vegas, you picture MGM Grand—with Cirque Du Soleil shows, roaring lions on display behind glass, and raucous bachelors’ parties likely coming to mind. It's impossible to casually list reasons to stay at the hotel, because it pretty much has… everything. It’s the largest hotel in the U.S. and the third largest in the world. In addition to the 6,852 rooms available there's an expansive range of experiences at an equally wide range of prices, with basic rooms for less than $100 depending on the season, to ultra-luxe suites that go for thousands of dollars a night. In 2022, it completed a 700-room renovation of its Studio Tower, reminiscent of midcentury desert glam of the city’s Golden Age. No matter where you sleep though, the appeal of the iconic casino, the five swimming pools, endless entertainment, nightlife, and dining options, and the Strip itself are reasons enough to make MGM Grand an ideal home base for any Vegas trip." - Andrea Bennett
