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| - While the MGM has been recently renovated and updated, it isn't generally my go to hotel to stay at when I am in Vegas, but hey, who can pass up a good comp rate. That just means more money for gambling, shows, and drinking.
This is one of the largest hotels on the Strip. Depending on how your night goes, it can be a long walk if your room is far from the elevator.
Some pros:
+Restaurants- there is a nice selection of restaurants within the MGM. For a cheaper option, checkout the Planet Pie in the underground.
+Gambling- Like all hotels on the strip, they have a casino. Their minimum to bet are on the cheaper side in the extremely late night/early morning, but aren't as high as what you would see at the Cosmo. If you are on the cheap side, just walk across the street to Hooters
+Shows- The MGM is home to Ka. This is one of the better shows and very well done.
+Monorail- The MGM is a stop on the Monorail. The entrance is located in the Underground.
+Location to the Airport- This is one of the fastest hotels to get to the airport from if you some how find yourself running late for your flight.
+Rooms- They were updated within the last two years and the bedding is comfortable and the blackout curtains are awesome and work extremely well after a long night out
Cons:
-Crowd: Since this is one of the larger hotels, there tend to be a lot of people. Expect there to be a long line at the checkout/check in counter.
-Hotel Layout- It is on the larger side and depending on your room location, expect to have a nice walk
**Tip- If you are arriving in LAS, check-in at the MGM office in Terminal 1 baggage claim area. This can save you a lot of time in the long run.
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