LAS VEGAS
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Grand Tower Room MGM MIRAGE RESORT
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4 STAR MGM GRAND
DELUXE
Grand by name and grand by nature, the GUEST ROOMS:
shimmering green glass MGM Grand is one
A vast choice of accommodation from
of the world’s largest hotels. Thirty storeys
Grand Tower Rooms, with monochrome
rise up majestically over the neon city below,
marble bathrooms and wireless Internet
while inside nearly 100 lifts transport guests
access to West Wing Rooms with flat
screen TVs, DVD player and Bose Wave
to an astounding array of dining,
radio alarm clock.
entertainment and accommodation options.
A wide selection of sumptuous suites,
starting from a generous 675 sq ft.
Even by Vegas’s standards, the MGM Grand
is bold and ambitious. Bigger, better, best
DINING:
seems to be its motto, from the football-field
Dining options are extensive - choose from
sized casino to the five-pool tropical oasis of
French fine dining at Jöel Robuchon, an
the Grand Pool Complex and the saltwater
American grill at Wolfgang Puck, modern
pools on the expansive Wet Republic Ultra
Italian at Fiamma and inventive modern
Pool sundeck.
MGM GRAND
American at Nobhill. Casual dining ranges
PRICES PER PERSON STAYING IN
from sushi at The Grand Wok to Creole
1 NIGHT FROM
A TWIN SHARE GRAND TOWER
Perhaps the only thing that is understated
and Cajun at Emerils. Eight café-
ROOM ON A ROOM ONLY BASIS SUN-THU FRI - SAT
here are the guest rooms, which while not
restaurants including the Rainforest Café,
01 JAN 09 - 31 MAR 09 £38 £60
quite as vast as some of Vegas’s other
a children’s favourite with its own tropical 01 APR 09 - 30 JUN 09 £40 £60
kingsize hotels, are unbeatably smart and
rainforest.
01 JUL 09 - 31 AUG 09 £38 £63
stylish, with warm colours and floor-to-ceiling
windows.
01 SEP 09 - 31 OCT 09 £47 £67
HOTEL FACILITIES:
01 NOV 09 - 31 DEC 09 £30 £45
Wet Republic Ultra Pool area with two
Take time out at the MGM Grand Spa or
saltwater pools, eight individual pools and
Room Upgrade: West Wing Room from £4 per person per night.
have your hair cut at Beverley Hills celebrity
spas, cabanas, DJs and oversized deluxe
stylist Cristophe’s salon. And there’s non-stop
chaise lounges.
dining and entertainment whenever you want
Tropical Grand Pool Complex with five
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS
it. The MGM Grand was the first Vegas hotel
swimming pools and three whirlpools.
One of the biggest hotels in the world
to offer celebrity chefs and signature
MGM Grand Spa and Health Club
Superb location on the Las Vegas Strip
restaurants, and today’s stars of the kitchen
with fitness centre, steam room and
include Wolfgang Puck, Jöel Robuchon and
Boasts some of the best Las Vegas
indulgent spa treatments. In-room
Michael Mina in some of the 20 restaurants.
nightspots including Studio 54
massage service available.
Bars include Studio 54 and celebrity favourite
Cristophe’s salon offers A-list haircuts.
Tabu Bar, while dazzling shows range from
Great designer shopping along the Studio
KÁ by Cirque du Soleil to superstar concerts
Walk and Star Line Shops.
and sporting events at the MGM Grand
Garden Arena.
ENTERTAINMENT:
Spectacular acrobatics with the
The most unusual attraction, however, is
Cirque du Soleil’s KÀ show, big name
MGM’s Lion Habitat on an 8.5-acre ranch
concerts and sporting events at the
12 miles from the MGM Grand, where the
MGM Grand Garden Arena.
inhabitants include descendents of one of the
Acts at the Hollywood Theatre
MGM studio’s iconic lions.
include Tom Jones and magician
David Copperfield.
MGM Lion Habitat on a local
8.5-acre ranch.
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