Overview
A world of luxury and indulgence awaits in Las Vegas, at the stunning Signature at MGM Grand. This sublime hotel features sumptuous suites and lavish facilities, as well as giving guests an all-access pass to the MGM Grand itself. With endless dining, entertainment and leisure options to enjoy, a stay at The Signature promises a taste of Las Vegas that you will remember forever.
Distance from resort centre
The Signature at MGM Grand is located close to the Strip, with a host of shops, bars and restaurants within easy reach.
Distance from the airport
McCarran International Airport is approximately 4km away from The Signature at MGM Grand.
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The Signature at MGM Grand | Google reviews (7775)
Catherine Simon
Big room with a comfortable bed and not such a terrible walk to the Strip. But really the dirtiest 5 star room I’ve stayed in. Stained carpet not well vacuumed, dirty and moldy shower with previous guest’s hair present. Opened cracker container in one of the cabinets.
I did have a good sandwich from the breakfast and lunch restaurant on site. The pool area was also very nice.
Dave Fordham
Nice place to stay if you want to be near the strip. Very walkable, even though we had rented a car, we mostly left it with the valet parking here (included in $70 daily resort fee). The rooms were nice, and clean. The outdoor pool was heated, and the hot tub next to the pool was very hot. These were outside tower 1 (there are three separate towers). We got a way better price going through Costco. We would return. Bottles of water in room were priced at $9.00 WTF???
Celtic PrincessAE
Hotel rooms with kitchenette or suites (which are called penthouse, but are just large 2 bdrm extended stay hotel rooms). These buildings are back behind the strip which is very nice for peace and quiet and to escape casinos and smoke. It means however a long 10 min walk to even get to the beginning of the MGM. This probably is not accessible friendly, as walkways are often broken and no showers seem to be roll in. The front desk is mediocre and generally unhelpful, and you have to pull information out of them. The phones either don’t work or they don’t answer. Valet service (which is required) is rude and somewhat aggressive. You are not allowed to unload your own bags or use a luggage cart so you must use bell service and valet. Tower 1 seems to be much more run down that the other towers. I would not pay 5 star price for this place. The decor and rooms are dated and have odd layouts and furniture. Jacuzzi tubs and showers are nice and good water pressure. I think there are nicer or equal places you can stay with closer access to the strip. Rooms are privately owned and so have all different cleaning services and remodels. Nice to have a balcony but no furniture on any of them so I expect they do not allow it. Not much point of a balcony if you can not sit and enjoy.
Steph
Very rude valet workers. Valet workers were always very rude and mad. There was points where i didn't want to ask for the car. If there was a way to get your own car from the garage i would've. The price comes up very cheap but they get you with the resort fees and cleaning fees. Room was very spacious, had a nice view. Lobby and side entrance by mgm casino had a very strong odd smell.
mimi
This hotel stands out in Las Vegas for its exclusivity. Access to the property, including the public lobbies, driveway, and other areas, is strictly limited to residents, which provides a level of security and privacy rarely found in other Vegas hotels, especially those on the Strip. Unlike the bustling crowds of visitors and non-residents common elsewhere, this controlled access creates a more serene and secure environment for guests. Real quiet although it is about a 15min walk to the strip.
The check-in process was smooth and efficient, though I do think the staff could provide clearer explanations regarding the deposits and payment procedures. It would have been helpful to know more about the charges taken, when additional payments might be required, and the timeline for refunds. More transparency on this would enhance the overall experience.
As for the room, it was exceptionally spacious and well-appointed. I stayed on one of the higher floors, which offered a fantastic balcony with stunning views stretching from the Sphere to New York New York. The sunsets were breathtaking. The bathroom was equally impressive, featuring a large jacuzzi that filled quickly with hot water, a separate shower, and a private toilet area. It felt luxurious and well-thought-out.
The room also included a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, hob, and microwave, making it convenient for longer stays. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the pillows were perfect—ensuring a great night’s sleep.
Overall, I’d absolutely stay here again. It’s easily one of the best hotels I’ve experienced during my three-week road trip through Arizona and beyond. Highly recommended for those looking for a secure, luxurious, and peaceful stay in Vegas.
Dining
Delights
- Gourmet delicatessen
- American cuisine
The Lounge
MGM Grand Buffet (at MGM Grand)
Tom Colicchio’s Craftsteak (at MGM Grand)
Morimoto Las Vegas (at MGM Grand)
Crush (at MGM Grand)
L’Atelier Joel Robuchon (at MGM Grand)
Joel Robuchon (at MGM Grand)
Michael Mina Pub 1842 (at MGM Grand)
Fiamma Italian Kitchen (at MGM Grand)
Tap Sports Bar (at MGM Grand)
The Dapper Doughnut (at MGM Grand)
Hecho En Vegas Mexican Grill and Cantina (at MGM Grand)
Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House (at MGM Grand)
Wolfgang Puck Bar and Grill (at MGM Grand)
Hakkasan Restaurant (at MGM Grand)
Food Court (at MGM Grand)
- Choose from a selection of fast food favourites
Sports Deli (at MGM Grand)
Bonanno’s New York Pizzeria (at MGM Grand)
Avenue Café (at MGM Grand)
China Tang (at MGM Grand)
- Authentic Cantonese cuisine
Greek Sneak (at MGM Grand)
- Greek and Mediterranean cuisine
Pieology (at MGM Grand)
Cabana Grill (at MGM Grand)
Corner Cakes (at MGM Grand)
- Serves cupcakes and pastries
Starbucks (at MGM Grand)
Blizz Frozen Yogurt and desserts (at MGM Grand)
- Serves frozen yogurts, smoothies and crepes
Resort Fees
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