For $80 a night in a king bungalow suite, I don't think we have much to complain about. Sure, the check-in was a pain in the arse (checked in at the airport, no rooms clean yet, called the operator and was given a confusing response and told to wait in the check-in line at the hotel and finally given attitude and a 4th floor non-view room) and the hotel doesn't have a ton of personality, but there are great things about it too.
There are many types of eating options here from the ultra-expensive to the moderate to the cheap (food court). The monorail is a savior here because it is a bit of walk to most of the nearby casinos. The monorail station is fairly close to the elevators here too. The room rates tend to be good here since they have so many rooms to fill, but you don't stay somewhere low quality.
The pool was great too. It's a little challenging to find spots. Don't pay attention to the signs that tell you no outside food and drinks. This is only to keep you from bringing glass into the pool area. We brought our own drinks and I saw food as well. No one gives you a hard time. If you want to spend time by the pool, I would say the MGM is a great option for the price.