Location. Emerald green, glass clad and guarded by a 45 foot tall bronze lion, the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino is located on the south end of the Strip in Las Vegas, Nev. This 5,034 room hotel is one and one half miles from Guggenheim Hermitage Museum and Madame Tussaud's.
Hotel Features. The MGM Grand Hotel and Casino contains restaurants including Seablue, a dinner only restaurant featuring seafood by San Francisco chef Michael Mina. Seablue contains a cylindrical fish tank and walls of stone and water. Rainforest Cafe, a casual jungle themed cafe featuring waterfalls, offers a children's menu. The hotel contains 16 restaurants and a shopping and dining mall. MGM Grand Hotel and Casino includes a business center and 750,000 square feet of function space . The hotel features KA, a Cirque du Soleil production featuring acrobatics, martial arts, puppetry and pyrotechnics. The hotel contains theaters and arenas featuring musicians and performers including Barbra Streisand, Jimmy Buffett, Pearl Jam, David Copperfield and La Femme dance troupe. The Lion Habitat houses six cats in a natural habitat containing rocks, trees and waterfalls. A transparent glass tunnel winds through the terrain for closer viewing. A garden complex contains coconut groves with six pools, three spa tubs and a one quarter mile slow moving river. The MGM Grand Hotel and Casino contains a 29,000 square foot Japanese style spa and health center offering treatments including Zen Stone Massage and Fijian Sugar Rub. The spa includes a fitness center, saunas, steam rooms, spa tubs and the Cristophe Salon of Beverly Hills.
Guestrooms. MGM Grand Hotel and Casino contains 5,034 contemporary guestrooms in a 30 story building. High speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a fee. Select rooms feature marble bathrooms, flat screen televisions Bose Wave radios and DVD players.
Expert Tip. The MGM Grand Hotel and Casino contains six nightclubs including Tabu Ultra Lounge, Studio 54, Centrifuge, Zuri, West Wing Bar and Rouge. Tabu Ultra Lounge and Rouge feature models who serve tables. The expansive Studio 54 contains four dance floors, while Centrifuge personifies Las Vegas style with professional dance performances.
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