Las Vegas Hotel - MGM Grand

Entering the MGM Grand visitors have access to more than 14 restaurants, 5,009-rooms, great entertainment, a nightclub, a Lion Habitat and many more attractions.

When billionaire entrepreneur Kirk Kerkorian decided to build a new MGM Grand Hotel (the original has become Bally's Las Vegas), he set out to create something not only unique to Las Vegas, but to the world. Something worthy of the name of one of the most successful entertainment companies in modern history. The 5,009-room, $1 billion resort went from idea to reality in just three years, and today stands proudly over one of the most trafficked intersections in the world, directly across from the Tropicana and New York-New York hotels.

This "city of entertainment" incorporates so much, from dining to resort amenities to megashows to sports events that it approximates a big-budget film. Bright colors and spectacular facades front some of the best dining, shows and services to be found in Las Vegas. Hungry? You have choices that range from the nouveau tastes of Wolfgang Puck to the acclaimed Coyote Cafe. Their showrooms and Grand Garden Arena have hosted everything from Bette Midler to heavyweight boxing to NBC's "Tonight Show." And famed discotheque Studio 54 parties on at MGM, with all the glitz and glamour of its namesake.

There's much, much more to see at the MGM Grand, including a world-class spa, luxurious pool and lion habitat. Like any big city, the MGM builds its strength from details and diversity. Visit often, and discover them all.

FEATURES:

• · Number of rooms: 5,005.
• · Casino: Yes, 171,500 sq. ft. Casino Games include Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Pai Gow Poker, Pai Gow, Caribbean Stud and Let It Ride, Slots, Baccarat, Keno and Megabucks.
• · Race & sports book: Yes,
• · Restaurants: For a complete list of dining options in the MGM Grand, . Restaurants include: plus a food court.
• · Attractions: The  features a multilevel, glass-enclosed area from which the public can watch the lions feed, play and sleep and CBS Television City Research Center where you can screen new television shows.
• · Entertainment: La Femme celebrates the art of the nude. Studio 54 Nightclub rocks nightly. The MGM Garden, a 17,157-seat special events center, is home to headline acts and sporting events. The Hollywood Theatre, a 650-seat theatre, hosts concerts and comedy acts. , for a schedule of this week's entertainment.
• · Pool: Yes, .
• · Health Club: Yes.
• · Spa: Yes,.
• · Shops: Studio Walk (a 115,000 square foot shopping promenade), Star Lane Shops (a variety of shops and an arcade), Front Page News Stand, Grand Spirits, MGM Grand & Co. and the Paul Addi Beauty and Barber Salon.
• · Wedding Chapel: Yes,
• · Parking Garage: Yes,
• · Convention rooms: Yes, a 50,000 square-foot Premier Ballroom, 62,000 square-foot Grand Ballroom/Exhibit Hall, 5,000 square-foot Vista Ballroom, more than 30 breakout rooms, two boardrooms, and more than 50,000 square-feet of pre-function space.
• · Business Center: Yes.
• · In-room computer data port: Yes.
• · Wheelchair accessible rooms: Yes.
• · RV park: No.
• · Children allowed in hotel: Yes. No one under the age of 21 is allowed in Las Vegas casinos.
• · Child care facilities: Yes, .
• · Pets allowed: No.
• · Room service: Yes.
• · Shuttle Service: Shuttle service to the airport available for a fee from an outside company.. There is a monorail that passes from Bally's to the MGM Grand. The monorail is under construction. It will re-open in January, 2004..
• · Amenities: Room Amenities: Air conditioning, alarm clock/radio, cable tv, on-command/pay-per-view movies, hair dryer, in-room dataport, in-room safe, iron and ironing board. Hotel Amenities: Four lighted tennis courts, laundry service, a full-service beauty salon.

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