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| - We booked a 1 bedroom suite through Jetsetter, which is actually associated with Luxury Suites International, which owns several floors in the 3 towers of the Signature. Because it is owned separately, you cannot ask the front desk of Signature to do anything for you, like extend your checkout time, request supplies, etc. They'll give you the phone for LSI, which you then have to call during their business hours.
Master bathroom: (mentioned first b/c it was the most impressive)
The master bathroom was very spacious and well equipped (except no toothbrushes or toothpaste). Plenty of towels, there's like 6 sets of everything! Two sinks in the master bathroom, a glass shower, and a whirlpool tub with jets (watch your step, it's slippery when you get in!). There's a magnified and illuminated makeup mirror as well as a hairdryer. The shampoo, conditioner, gel, lotion, and bar soaps are all mango something or other. There's even a TV in the bathroom. The toilet has a separate door and it always smells a little stuffy in there...
Our first night the shower took like 15 minutes to start producing hot water. I was not very happy. =P We didn't have that problem again the other nights.
Master bedroom:
The master bedroom itself had a queen bed, a large desk with a TV that rises out of it when you turn it on, and 2 closets, one with a safe and ironing board/iron, and the other with just hangers. There's an iPod dock/alarm clock that says it doesn't work with iPhone but it does, albeit low quality sound.
Living room:
The living room has a sofa bed that folds out into a fully made queen bed. There's extra pillows and blankets in one of the closets to throw on top of the already made bed. There's another TV in the living room, as well as a balcony facing the strip. Windows are metal-plated with a gold color.
Second bathroom:
Smaller, has the glass shower, full sink and typical amenities expected of a hotel room.
Kitchen:
Electric glass stovetop
Oven
Pots/pans/plates/bowls/utensils/cups/wine glasses/pans for baking
Coffee maker and coffee/tea
Full sink and dishwasher
Detergent, sponge, dishwasher detergent
Fridge/freezer
2 complimentary bottles of water per day
Wifi is spotty depending what floor and tower you're. 3G and cellphone service on AT&T also. Hardly worked at all for us in Tower 1 on the 18th floor. We thought it had to do with the metal coating of the windows, but our friends in Tower 2 on the 25th floor, also on AT&T, had no problems with their cellphone or wifi service.
Tower 1 has a business center you can use to check in for your flight and print free boarding passes. One of the gyms is also located here. The pools are at Towers 2 & 3. Starbucks is in the walkway from Tower 1 to the connector to MGM Grand.
The walk to MGM is about 5 minutes if you use the people movers (horizontal escalators). Once you actually get to the MGM, you still have to go through the food court/restaurants and casino before you get to the strip. I'd say it was like a 15 minute walk total? It feels like a long time, but hey, you'll need all the exercise you can get after pigging out at all the buffets! ;)
I do like that the hallways are very short so even if you're the room at the end of the hallway, it's not that far of a walk.
Despite the inconvenience of getting to the Strip, I would stay here again, IF they improve their cellphone reception or at least wifi.
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