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MGM Grand Las Vegas

Google (112664) 4.3
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Many visitors find the MGM Grand Garden Arena to be an iconic venue with good sound quality for concerts. However, a common complaint is the disorganization and difficulty with ingress and egress, with some describing it as a nightmare and a scary bottleneck. Some guests also noted issues with cleanliness of the venue floors and poor room servicing.

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3799 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas
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About this place MGM Grand Las Vegas

MGM Grand is one of the largest hotels in the US, a green-glass casino resort at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, across from the Tropicana site and marked by a 45-foot bronze lion. It is a mainstream gay-friendly resort, not a gay venue. Rooms range from standard to suites with living areas, and some wellness-themed rooms add air purifiers and aromatherapy. The pool complex has four pools and three whirlpools, and the resort includes a large arena, theatres, a casino and dozens of restaurants. A daily resort fee covers WiFi and gym access. The scale means long walks between lifts and the exits. Most of the city's gay bars are off-Strip, around the Fruit Loop on Paradise Road, a short taxi ride away.

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Gay Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning Card payments accepted Wheelchair accessible ♿ Accessible bathrooms WiFi Year-round Pool Spa Gym

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4.3
★★★★★
112,664 reviews

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Calmo SewaKursiRoda
Calmo SewaKursiRoda Jun 2026
★★★★★
Iris Greene
Iris Greene Jun 2026
★★★★★
Hermann Locarek-Junge
Hermann Locarek-Junge Jun 2026
★★★★★

Ideally located for MGM Casino, with short distances on the Strip. Opposite New York - New York. Train access to Luxor, Excalibur, and Mandalay Bay.

Didi Dotan
Didi Dotan Jun 2026
★★★★★

The hotel is showing the wear and tear. Also when my toilet backed up no one picked up the phone and it took hours to come and fix.

Animal Rescue
Animal Rescue Jun 2026
★★★★★

Rooms are OK, hard working employees, but NO RECYCLING AT ALL at a hotel of this size! While Mandalay Bay (owned by MGM) has recycling bins, but who knows where it’s really going. In today’s day and age not to have recycling, God this country is backwards. 😣

Denali
Denali Jun 2026
★★★★★

The entire place stinks, it’s just an awful ashtray smell everywhere. I asked for a non smoking room & somehow everything just stinks of cigarettes, the room, the sheets, at some point my clean clothes that I hung in the closet ended up smelling like stale cigarettes. You can’t even walk to the lobby before being assaulted by the awful smell of people smoking indoors. There’s no escape, you go outside & there’s more people smoking right by the doors. I’m pretty sure there’s some law that no longer allows smoking so close to entrances. Overall this place is just a huge ashtray. It’s 2026, paying $250 a day to stay in a smoke filled place when I don’t even smoke, that’s just ridiculous. Also the blackout curtains in the rooms are a joke! Not blackout at all.

Miguel Rivero
Miguel Rivero Jun 2026
★★★★★

Everything was very clean, and the prices were good!

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