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MGM Grand Hotel
Location: MGM Grand Hotel Las Vegas
Pool: Yes
Arcade: Yes
Cribs: No
Childcare: No
The MGM Grand has become a Las Vegas landmark with the sparkling green-lighted
building and along with the giant golden lion that kids adore, propped at the entrance
to this grand resort.
Known as "The City of Entertainment", this hotel offers entertainment
for all ages including amazing mega-concerts in its Grand Garden Arena, headliners
in its Hollywood Theatre, and a number of other musical, theatrical, and sporting
events in its additional venues.
With
more than 5,000 elegant rooms on the premises, there's a room for
every budget. The casual warm interiors of the 350-square-foot Emerald Tower guest
rooms are a contemporary interpretation of art deco design. The shuttered windows
add to the cheery environment along with the custom-designed furniture and whimsical
fabrics.
MGM Grand showcases restaurants featuring world-famous chefs and restaurateurs.
Restaurants include: Chef Emeril Lagasse's Emeril's; Fiamma, the James Beard awarded
Italian trattoria; Nobhill, Chef Michael Mina's San Francisco-inspired cuisine;
Craftsteak, Chef Tom Colicchio's masterpiece menu includes steaks; Shibuya, the
ultimate destination for Japanese food; Pearl, cuisine with essence of Canton and
Shanghai; Seablue, Chef Michael Mina's latest seafood creation; Diego, Mexican cuisine
at its best; Wolfgang Puck Bar and Grill is the newest of Puck's concepts that takes
the bar and grill to an ultimate state; The Grand Wok is a culinary cross-section
of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean and Vietnamese cuisines; MGM Grand Buffet; Rainforest
Cafe, Studio Café, Stage Deli and 'wichcraft'.
The Grand Spa is large yet relaxing and kids will love the pool area,
one of the most elegant (yet fun!) in town, hosting 3 waterfalls, fountains, bridges
and a relaxing river, great for floating your cares away. Tons of shops are available for browsing and buying and Dads will enjoy knowing that golf is just a short drive
from the hotel.
MGM Grand's Lion Habitat houses numerous lions (a real treat for nature
lovers and Animal Channel fans.) Admission is free and the habitat is open daily.
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