MGM National Harbor Hotel & Casino
Casino · National Harbor ·
Rooms, casino, theater, restaurants, bars, and a sports bar.
Rooms, casino, theater, restaurants, bars, and a sports bar.
"For Lunar New Year at the National Harbor casino, its soaring central Conservatory is immaculately dressed up for the occasion with a 70-foot dragon display, jade rock fountains, bamboo forest, coin tree, and koi fish from January 26 through March 17." - Tierney Plumb
"Woodford Reserve is hosting a watch party at the BetMGM Sportsbook & Lounge before, during and after the race." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"The nearly four-year-old MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland—conveniently located near DC and already popular with locals—reopened to the public on June 29 after a three-month coronavirus-related hiatus and rebooted with two fine-dining options to start (Voltaggio Brothers Steakhouse and Asian-themed Ginger). I observed that the property has implemented distancing measures under its reopening plan—spacing seats and bar stools six feet apart, replacing physical menus with QR-code mobile menus, and texting diners when tables are ready—and that the former Fish restaurant space, which features a central bar and patio, will be refreshed to host Diablo’s Cantina." - Tierney Plumb
"I learned that after a three-month coronavirus hiatus the casino located just outside D.C. will reopen to the public on Monday, June 29. The 160,000-square-foot casino floor will operate at half capacity per the governor’s orders, with temperature checks via thermal scanners on entry, mandatory masks for employees and guests (with free face coverings available), disabled every-other slot machine and plexiglass shields at many table games, and no poker in the first phase. Dining and bars will follow distancing rules—seats and bar stools spaced six feet apart, no physical menus (guests will scan QR codes and receive text notifications when tables are ready)—and the property will open venues in phases while offering free self-parking (valet suspended) and variable hours across venues." - Tierney Plumb
"MGM International released a detailed, 19-page reopening plan that covers MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland and calls for restaurants to space seats and bar stools six feet apart, stop handing out physical menus (with diners instead scrolling options on mobile via a QR code and receiving text notifications when tables are ready), eliminate self-serve buffets, require employees to wear masks, and strongly encourage guests to wear masks (providing one free if needed)." - Tierney Plumb
