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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
Take the Vegas Strip and amplify it exponentially. What do you get? MGM Grand Las Vegas! With AAA Four Diamond Award winning restaurants Shibuya, Craftsteak, Pearl, Fiamma, SeaBLUE, and NOBHILL, and AAA Five Diamond Award winner L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon, MGM Grand is a culinary landmark in Las Vegas. And casual dining fare at Emeril's, Wolfgang Puck's, and The Studio Cafe guarantees something for every appetite. You'll have access to exciting, original shows like KA, the unprecedented new spectacle from Cirque du Soleil, and Las Vegas' biggest entertainment venue the Grand Garden Arena. The MGM Grand Garden Arena is home to concerts, championship boxing and premier sporting and special events, and is also home to the annual FOX Billboard Music Award and the annual Andre Agassi Grand Slam for Children Benefit. Catch the hottest acts at the intimate 740-seat Hollywood Theatre. With a dramatic entryway, vaulted ceiling and velvet curtains, and plush red booths surrounding the 1,800 square foot stage, the Hollywood Theatre is home to world class entertainment and internationally acclaimed shows nightly, attracting some of today's top performers including Tom Jones, David Copperfield and Howie Mandel. And now you can thrill to MGM Grand's Crazy Horse Paris - in which beautiful dancers in breathtaking choreography combine with stunning light displays and film to re-invent the female form as art - an awe-inspiring celebration of the art of the nude. Only MGM Grand offers this caliber of entertainment options in Las Vegas. Come alive at hotter nightclubs like Studio 54 - the legendary '70s nightclub in a modern interpretation, blending high-energy music with a wilder scene than the '70s ever had - and hipper bars like the new ultra lounge, Tabu, where you're invited but your inhibitions aren't. Internationally renowned DJs conjure a cool and casual vibe and stunning models/servers tempt with nouveau classic cocktails. Are you ready for a nightspot that's too hot to touch? Drink in the cool elegance of martini bar Zuri or groove to the progressive beats at Centrifuge. Savor the sizzling servers and cocktails of Rouge, or relax and unwind in the hip West Wing Bar. It's all up to you. Rest, rejuvenate, get fit and get pampered in the MGM Grand Spa, the MGM Fitness Center and the Cristophe Salon, or with In-room Massage Service. Or take advantage of the Grand Pool Complex, five shimmering swimming pools, three whirlpools and a meandering river, surrounded by lush foliage, bridges, fountains and waterfalls. Other amenities include Hollywood Theatre, Lion Habitat, Spa, Christophe Salon and Pool, laundry service, a full-service beauty salon, currency exchange, safety deposit box. MGM Grand prides itself not on a theme, but on delivering a pure, amplified, Las Vegas experience. It's Las Vegas to the nth degree. Ladies and gentlemen, this is maximum Vegas. ** Maximum stay is 14 nights - MGM Grand will not honor a booking longer than 14 nights. **
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 21, check-out Dec 24
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Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(1460 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
McCarran International Airport *LAS*
City Center-5Mi-N/Liberace Museum-4Mi-E/Freemont St.Experience-9Mi-N/Fashion Show Mall-4Mi-N/Las Vegas Speedway-25Mi-N/Red Rock Canyon-20Mi-W/UNLV-4Mi-S/Sam Boyd Stadium-13Mi-E/Hoover Dam-25Mi-SE/Lake Mead Recreation-20Mi-SE/Thomas and Mack-2Mi-E
MGM Grand is located at the corner of Tropicana and the Las Vegas "Strip."
Celebrity chef Tom Colicchio insists on the finest ingredients from small family farms and other specialized venues. A James Beard award-winning chef, Colicchio is emphatic when it comes to creating menu items that appeal to all lovers of fine food. Using the purest ingredients and a philosophy that simpler is better, he makes every dish burst forth with flavor. While this famous steakhouse offers mainstays like Kobe Beef, it also tempts your taste buds with veal, salmon and lobster dishes.
Inspired by San Francisco neighborhood eateries, chef Michael Mina has organic produce and poultry flown in direct from San Francisco to capture the taste and feel of the Bay Area. The James Beard award-winning chef's signature dishes like North Beach Cioppino and Lobster Pot Pie pay tribute to the City by the Bay, while the cozy bar and lounge make guests feel right at home.
One of the most recognizable names in food today - Wolfgang Puck - reinvents American bar and grill food. Here, you'll find a unique interpretation of California cuisine prepared with a new spirit. The combination is best described as beachfront bistro meets classic bar and grill. And the taste is, well, let's just say you have to try this one. After all, a Wolfgang Puck restaurant is more than a restaurant, it's an experience.
A culinary cross-section of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean and Vietnamese, the Grand Wok satisfies your craving for Asian cuisine. So, where to start? How about the sushi bar? With so many choices, you'll find something new every time you visit. The restaurant's bamboo and black granite accents make the perfect backdrop for the cascading waterfall and polished stone pond.
Straight from SoHo, where it earned the coveted Three Star designation from The New York Times, Fiamma presents traditional Italian cuisine in sleek, sexy surroundings. Enjoy cocktails fireside before or after dinner. But it is the food that is the star.
You've seen his TV show, you've read his cookbooks, now sample the signature dishes of one of America's most popular chefs - Emeril Lagasse. The celebrity chef gives Las Vegas fine dining his signature "bam!" With scallops from Maine, pike from the Midwest, and chicken from Alabama, Emeril's serves a fresh and distinctive blend of Creole/Cajun specialties. Add to that a wine list that received Wine Spectator's 1999 "Best of Award of Excellence," and funky New Orleans architecture, and you'll feel closer to Bourbon Street than the Vegas Strip.
Known around the world as "Chef of the Century," legendary French Chef Joel Robuchon has come straight out of retirement to open his very first and only fine dining French restaurant in the United States. The French cuisine of the "Chef of the Century" is reason enough to visit L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon. Add the unique counter service where your dinner is prepared right before your eyes, and you have a combination that is unlike any other. Joel Robuchon caters to a sophisticated palate that features a menu of his finer specialties that redefines Las Vegas fine dining at its best. Enjoy tapas, a tasting menu, and wines from around the world in a friendly and interactive atmosphere.
Expansive and spectacular, it's the ultimate destination for Japanese cuisine. Direct from the stylish Tokyo district that bears its name, Shibuya features freshly prepared ingredients, stellar sushi, and the widest sake selection this side of the Pacific. All served in an airy and ambient setting. Experience the sleek urban elegance of Shibuya. And transport yourself to the Far-from-ordinary East.
Part adventure, part restaurant and wholly entertaining for the whole family, the Rainforest Cafe recreates a tropical rainforest with waterfalls, lush vegetation, and indigenous creatures. You enter through a 10,000-gallon double archway aquarium. Inside the family-style restaurant, the food continues the rainforest theme with the Primal Steak, Rumble in the Jungle Turkey Pita, and other exotic fare. Other more casual dining includes the wide-ranging menu of the Art Deco-era Studio Cafe, the fine sandwiches at 'wichcraft and Stage Deli, the poolside Cabana Grill and the famed MGM Grand Buffet.
Cuisine with an essence of the Canton and Shanghai provinces, prepared utilizing the four Chinese cooking methods: steamed, braised, baked and fried. Although live seafood is the specialty, chef Kai-Wa Yau prefers a menu that is constantly changing to take advantage of seasonal offerings. The masterful cooking is paired with a serene and contemporary Chinese atmosphere.
Traditional recipes hand-picked from the Mexican countryside create the foundation for Diego's bold menu. Then he makes them completely his own. Using honest ingredients and modern techniques, he enlivens authentic Mexican dishes with new twists to create new favorites like carne asada or cochinita pibil. You'll find the bright and vibrant restaurant just as exciting as the food.
Featured on the cover of Wine Spectator, SEABLUE is the creation of James Beard award-winning chef Michael Mina. Inspired by the bustling ports and marketplaces of the Mediterranean, the innovative restaurant's two lively open kitchens prepare seafood over a wood-fired grill. The ocean theme is carried throughout the space with walls of stone and water.
50,000 square-foot Premier Ballroom, 62,000 square-foot Grand Ballroom/Exhibit Hall, 5,000 square-foot Vista Ballroom, more than 30 breakout rooms, two boardrooms, and more than 50,000 square-feet of pre-function space.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 21, check-out Dec 24
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(1460 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
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Score
3 out of 5
A great experience
Critter Mom Nov 21, 2009
We spent 5 days at the MGM, but while it was clean, friendly and had soooo much to do, it was WAY too large. Walking around ... the hotel was confusing and too far for anyone with ambulatory problems.
Traveler type: Couples
Denney's Restaurant is just a short walk for a good and more reasonable breakfast.
Score
5 out of 5
Fantastic Trip
visitors Nov 21, 2009
It was a great trip and enjoyed by all. It was a second visit to Vegas for one couple and a first visit for the other. ...
Traveler type: Family
Many dining options are within a short walk.
Score
4 out of 5
Know you rooms
High School Friends Nov 20, 2009
Although we made a reservation for 2 deluxe rooms, they reserved two standard rooms for us. We were surprised when we ... entered the rooms. We immediately called the front desk and moved us to the deluxe rooms. If we did not complain, they would have kept us in the standard rooms. The standard rooms are complete opposites of the deluxe rooms. We wished that they delivered what we had reserved the first time. The hotel's reputation is at stake here. Other than this, the hotel is great.
Traveler type: Couples
Parking is free....
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
Denney's Restaurant is just a short walk for a good and more reasonable breakfast.
--Critter Mom, Pittsburgh PA Nov 21, 2009
Many dining options are within a short walk.
--visitors, clay, ny Nov 21, 2009
Parking is free....
--High School Friends, San Diego, CA Nov 20, 2009
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(1460 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
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Score
3 out of 5
A great experience
Critter Mom Nov 21, 2009
We spent 5 days at the MGM, but while it was clean, friendly and had soooo much to do, it was WAY too large. Walking around ... the hotel was confusing and too far for anyone with ambulatory problems.
Traveler type: Couples
Denney's Restaurant is just a short walk for a good and more reasonable breakfast.
Score
5 out of 5
Fantastic Trip
visitors Nov 21, 2009
It was a great trip and enjoyed by all. It was a second visit to Vegas for one couple and a first visit for the other. ...
Traveler type: Family
Many dining options are within a short walk.
Score
4 out of 5
Know you rooms
High School Friends Nov 20, 2009
Although we made a reservation for 2 deluxe rooms, they reserved two standard rooms for us. We were surprised when we ... entered the rooms. We immediately called the front desk and moved us to the deluxe rooms. If we did not complain, they would have kept us in the standard rooms. The standard rooms are complete opposites of the deluxe rooms. We wished that they delivered what we had reserved the first time. The hotel's reputation is at stake here. Other than this, the hotel is great.
Traveler type: Couples
Parking is free....
Score
4 out of 5
Anniversary Getaway
Pat Nov 20, 2009
We walked around Las Vegas from 8:30 am to 9:30 pm. The Titanic Exhibit and The Body Exhibit in the Luxor hotels were ... awesome. Tussauds Wax Museum in the Venetian was also great. The fountains at the Bellagio were cool especially at night.
Traveler type: Couples
We saw several shows that were great-Crazy Horse Paris - wasnt what I thought it would be. However, Frank Caleindo was fabulous.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Trip to Vegas
bmwjax Nov 19, 2009
Hotel was ready for us. There was a slight problem with our room and the Hotel quickly corrected the problem and upgraded us. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Several shows are at the Hotel. Call the hotel operators and they give you a discount to the shows. Great seats and great prices.
Score
4 out of 5
Pleasant
Matthew Nov 19, 2009
The MGM was pleasant - not amazing, but certainly good. The casino (unescapable in LV as you enter and leave the hotel) is ... festive without being overbearing. My room was comfortable - nothing splashy. The bed was very comfortable. Check-in was fast and painless even though there were a large number of guest. As with most of LV these days the food options were good but overpriced. Cheap room rates, obscene food costs - and I say that as a Manhattanite. The tram worked very well getting to and from the convention center and other hotels.
Traveler type: Business
Score
3 out of 5
Las Vegas MGM Grand
seldom travler Nov 19, 2009
dirty glass left in room (lipstick on glass), and bathroom was not clean (trash in trash can and hair in the floor) have ... stayed here many times & this was our first bad experience
Traveler type: Couples
economical food court in hotel (only draw back was, it closes early)
Score
4 out of 5
Quick BIZ Trip
ScubaPilot Nov 19, 2009
Upgraded to Bungalow for extra $20/night. Very comfortable room, though view was not much. Layout of property is great - not ... nearly as much walking from elevators to anywhere as in most large casino-resorts.
Traveler type: Business
Score
1 out of 5
Bath in the Swimming Pool !!!
cpa Nov 19, 2009
Can ' t believe on a slow period and slow day no hot water on the 10th floor. Service desk reply that this was a common ... happening as they purchased the hot water from another source. In all my visits to L.V. this is the first time tis has happened at any hotel Will NOT stay at MGM Grand again!!!!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
The worst hotel service ever!
Philip Nov 18, 2009
Checking-in at this hotel was my worst experience ever! They assigned a room to me where I specifically requested 2 queen ... beds after waiting in a long line forever. After checking, I went to check the room before I head down to the parking lot to get my family with our 2 infants. When I got to the room...somebody is still there...so I headed back to the lobby to report the situation (If you've been in MGM, the building is huge...walking back and forth was the last thing I want to do after my 8 hr drive with 2 infants). The frontdesk changed it to a different room.I headed upstairs again to check the room...when I got there it was a 1 king size bed. I was frustrated I called the front desk again and the person I spoke with told me they will change to the room next door and told me to wait there, somebody will be there shortly. I waited forever and nobody came. I called them again to find out if somebody will go there...but the person I spoke with was using the alibi that they have more than 500 rooms and that they can't just send somebody there right away I replied..."I dont care if you have thousands of rooms in this hotel, if the person I spoke with earlier told me that I have to wait forever here I would have decided to just go downstairs to pick up the new keys." So I went downstairs again for the third time and retrieved the new keys. I couldn't find any frontdesk so I decided to approach the manager who was chatting with his maybe new friends (where they all seem to be laughing and enjoying the day) in the lobby. He told me "You have to wait for me to finish with them" then he turned his back---so unprofessional!
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Huge!
Tom Nov 18, 2009
This place is monsterously huge. Have good walking shoes and a cell phone for each of you in case you get separated. You'll ... be near the southern end of the Strip, so if you decide to venture outside the cavernous, and practically all-inclusive confines of the MGM Grand your best bet if you're going to a specific destination (assuming you don't have a car) is to take a cab, which you can get right outside the lobby door. Or, if where you're going is near a monorail station, take the monorail. If you plan on taking The Deuce, which is the least expensive, give yourself plenty of time. When you first get there plot out a route through the casino to the doors leading to Las Vegas Blvd. (The Strip). Chances are you'll be using these doors more since they're the closest to the Deuce stop and all the other action on the Strip. The room elevators are close to the lobby, which empties out onto Tropicana Ave., but it's a long way around to the Strip from there. We stayed in the Grand Tower and our room on the 16th floor overlooked the pool area (which seemed like a quarter mile away), and the north end of the airport runway. Not a Strip view, but the sunrises over the mountains were beautiful. Our room was very clean and the two queen size beds were soooo comfortable; each with four well-stuffed pillows, a body pillow and duvet cover. Our in-room safe had to be reset by hotel security, but worked fine after that. The pool area is fantastic! And you can use all the towels you want. Nice place, but like I say, have good walking shoes.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Vegas Getaway
MamaJo Nov 18, 2009
Stay was fine, not in hotel very much, don't much like writing reviews! ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Awesome
Mike Nov 18, 2009
I was watching the biggest fight of the year, (Pacquiao vs Cotto) ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Josh Bloom Nov 18, 2009
Awesome, MGM is great for mates!! ...
Traveler type: Friends
Don't get VIP unless you're really ballin'! There's so much to do it's surreal!
Score
4 out of 5
That's so big hotel.
DK Nov 17, 2009
That's good facility. There are so many rooms and people in hotel. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
MGM Great hotel...Location, Location
Rightcoast girl Nov 16, 2009
We went there for our annniversary trip and it was wonderful. It's on the South end of the strip but still a great location - ... in the middle of everything. The restaurants can be expensive but if you gamble enough, much of your dining and drinks will be complimentary. We didn't see KA; however, if you choose to go this route, select the online hotel package as this will be a great way to get good seats and have a great fancy dinner. We did something very similar in the sister hotel - Bellagio. The casino floor can be a bit smokey when crowded but it wasn't unbearable. Don't forget to cash out your ticket as NV rules only make them good for 30 days.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Past its prime
Rick Nov 16, 2009
I am paraplegic and in a wheelchair. I reserved a "disabled access" room, but when I arrived I discovered a tub that I could ... not enter, and beds that were FAR too high up for me to transfer from my wheelchair. Essentially the only concession to a disabled guest was the hand rails along the wall, which were useless to me. After waiting a full hour for the desk to send up keys to another room, we transferred to a room with a roll-in shower. Still the beds were so high that I had to request a rollaway bed. They obviously have no concept, or care, about the true needs of a handicapped traveler. The staff was surly and though they smiled politely, they were completely unhelpful until I became insistent. It would be NO effort for them to provide truly acessible rooms with lower beds, but they have not bothered. It made the whole visit an ordeal for me. They are wide open for a lawsuit from any disabled traveler so inclined. MGM Grand should be ashamed.
Traveler type: Family
Steer clear of the "Grand Buffet", it is nowhere near worth the ridiculous price. You can dine at the Studio Cafe for half the price, which is still pretty outrageous. Better yet: Stay someplace else!
Score
5 out of 5
Great Stay
Sassy Nov 15, 2009
Great hotel, great gambling and the Blue Man Group was awesome. ...
Traveler type: Family
Blue Man Group worth every penny
Score
4 out of 5
gamblers dream
kat Nov 15, 2009
great people , great service , very friendly staff. only bad thing was the food selection for us. seemed over priced ... where-ever we looked. didnot want to eat in the food court..
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
great location - easy navigate through
AJ Nov 15, 2009
Check in tried very hard to accommodate us as to room location - view of the strip - beds are very comfortable - all hotel ... staff including housekeeping are very friendly and helpful. It was nice to have the walkway from the hotel over to New York New York hotel or exit to the street. It was very convenient to have the Monorail start (and end) inside at MGM Grand. After a long day of walking around it was great to have the Monorail stop inside the hotel versus walking past two or more other hotels on the strip to get to the Monorail inside another stop point area. Staff including bartenders are very grateful for tips left for them....they seem to remember.... and remember too they are hurting with the economy. The higher end restaurants in the hotel were very expensive even with their sampler menu for the quantity received although quality was good. Ate mostly at Wolfgang Puck Bistro.
Traveler type: Friends
The very small deli near the back of the hotel is open either all nite or very late into the nite so if you want a yougurt or bagel or a bowl of excellent soup or a sandwich or salad to take up to your room or eat there it's great.....just s little something to hold you over or make it your dinner. The prices are reasonable too for Las Vegas.
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Denney's Restaurant is just a short walk for a good and more reasonable breakfast.
--Critter Mom, Pittsburgh PA Nov 21, 2009
Many dining options are within a short walk.
--visitors, clay, ny Nov 21, 2009
Parking is free....
--High School Friends, San Diego, CA Nov 20, 2009
We saw several shows that were great-Crazy Horse Paris - wasnt what I thought it would be. However, Frank Caleindo was fabulous.
--Pat, Elkton, MD Nov 20, 2009
Several shows are at the Hotel. Call the hotel operators and they give you a discount to the shows. Great seats and great prices.
--bmwjax, Jacksonville FL Nov 19, 2009
economical food court in hotel (only draw back was, it closes early)
--seldom travler, Arkansas Nov 19, 2009
Don't get VIP unless you're really ballin'! There's so much to do it's surreal!
--Josh Bloom, Palm $pring$ Nov 18, 2009
Steer clear of the "Grand Buffet", it is nowhere near worth the ridiculous price. You can dine at the Studio Cafe for half the price, which is still pretty outrageous. Better yet: Stay someplace else!
--Rick, Guerneville, California Nov 16, 2009
Blue Man Group worth every penny
--Sassy, Texas Nov 15, 2009
The very small deli near the back of the hotel is open either all nite or very late into the nite so if you want a yougurt or bagel or a bowl of excellent soup or a sandwich or salad to take up to your room or eat there it's great.....just s little something to hold you over or make it your dinner. The prices are reasonable too for Las Vegas.
--AJ, Upstate New York 2 hours outside NYC Nov 15, 2009
NY NY is across the casino and a people brige away! Nice, New York style ethic food at NY NY hotel - cheep and worth the experance! And Yep!! Thay do have Nathan's Hot Dogs! Yum!! Yum!!
--D-Glenn, San Diego, Ca Nov 13, 2009
Tip - If staying at the MGM, its cheaper to get a cab to/from airport then it is to pay a prepaid price for a shuttle. It's located very close to the airport.
--Joe, Jobstown, NJ Nov 13, 2009
The Monorial is a good value compared to cabs, but, there are only half a dozen or so stops and many stops still require long walk to your chosen destination.
--Newlywed, PA Nov 12, 2009
Miracle Mall near Planet Hollywood
--Mark and Lisa, Orlando, FL Nov 12, 2009
Location of Hotel
--Wilbur, Greensboro, North Carolina Nov 12, 2009
the monorail system was conveinent being there at the hotel.
--drew, memphis,tn. Nov 11, 2009
Bellagio fountains,
--Bonnie, Vienna, VA Nov 11, 2009
If you put a allow them to charge mnoies on your credit card, you get a $35 gift to use at certain dinning places!! :)
--murf, Plato, MN Nov 10, 2009
Depending on where your going. If it's in another hotel take a cab it'll be around 10 bucks Gotta try Prive , The Mix , Ghost Bar, Toa , XS , Rain etc
--Honey845, NY Nov 10, 2009
Use the Monorail or buses to get around.
--HK BUDDY, Burlington, WI Nov 10, 2009
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