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| - Still a top hotel choice for me to stay at anytime I'm in Vegas. Everything I could want is under one roof.
-Do I want entertainment? There are shows (KA; David Coppefield; etc) or depending on the schedule a concert or fight. MGM has the Grand Arena which has the capacity to hold a large number of people to attend headline concerts and/or major fights.
-Do I want to eat? There's a variety of eateries and restaurants to choose ranging from food court dining to fine dining. My favorite steak place, Craftsteak is right here :)
-Do I want to sleep well? The room rates are pretty good compared to other hotels on the strip. The rooms have been updated and the beds are comfy.
-Do I want to party? There are bars and lounges sprinkled throughout the hotel. There's also Wet Republic day club and the newest night club in town, Hakkasan.
-Do I want to relax? There is a spa and the very large pool area with a number of pools to choose from.
-Do I want to gamble? Take your pick of the many tables offered in the casino.
As I'm writing this review, I'm comfortably situated in my newly remodeled MGM room. The entire room is pitch black (making it ideal to fully concentrate on Yelping lol) thanks to the awesome blackout shades that I can automatically control with a push of a button. Of the other hotels I've stayed at, this is the only time I've ever seen legit blackout shades and as many times as I've been to Vegas, there's nothing more annoying than rays of light peeking and/or streaming through your window after a very long night of gambling, drinking, and clubbing! But enough about the blackout shades...
As mentioned in my initial review, MGM consistently offers me reasonable room rates. There are 2 ways for you to score their deals (I've done both).
1) Sign up to receive their emails. Check out mgmgrand.com to sign up on their guestbook.
2) Sign up to become an Mlife member. Check out Mlife.com for info. It's free to sign up. Most Vegas hotels offer players cards that reward you for your loyalty to them, but I've solely remained an Mlife member because of its ease of use, its perks, and I can also use it at other Vegas hotels within the MGM network (Aria, Vdara, Mandalay Bay, the Mirage, etc). These are hotels I usually frequent when I'm in Vegas. I'm in the gold tier ;)
During this most recent Vegas trip, I came with my mom and sister for a quick weekend getaway. For a Sat-Mon stay, total came to $208 including taxes and fees. My mom booked it via her Mlife membership.
In 3 days, I'm returning to Vegas with my boyfriend, family, and friends. No surprise as to where we're all staying lol.
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