MGM Grand Las Vegas

MGM Grand Las Vegas stands at 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd on the corner of the Strip and Tropicana Avenue, in the Center Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada. The emerald-green tower complex opened in 1993 and remains one of the largest hotels in the United States, with thousands of rooms and a casino floor of enormous size. The location puts it opposite New York-New York and the Tropicana corridor, with a pedestrian bridge to the Strip's southern crossing and a Las Vegas Monorail station on the property's east side. Harry Reid International Airport is about a ten-minute drive away. The resort has many room categories, from Grand Tower rooms to the Stay Well rooms designed with air purification and circadian lighting, and the all-suite West Wing and the Skylofts, which occupy the upper floors of the main tower. Dining is wide-ranging, from celebrity-chef restaurants and steakhouses to food-court style counters and a large buffet-style option when open. Entertainment includes the Grand Garden Arena, which hosts boxing, concerts and sports, the MGM Grand Theatre, and several nightclubs and lounges. The pool complex is among the largest in the city, with a lazy river, multiple pools and a quieter adult-oriented area, and a full spa and fitness centre are available. The casino is large and supports table games, slots and a sportsbook. Service is geared to high volume, so check-in lines can be long at busy times, but the concierge and the app-based tools help. The resort suits families, groups, conventions and event visitors. Nightly rates typically fall between roughly $100 and $350 depending on the date and room, and a mandatory resort fee of roughly $45 to $55 per night applies. Parking is charged for both valet and self-park.