Hotels With spa in Nevada, United States

The hotel is conveniently located, making it easy to get around. The free parking is a great bonus, especially for those traveling by car. The room was clean and comfortable, and overall the stay was pleasant. However, the check-in process took quite a long time, which was a bit disappointing after a long journey. It would be great if the hotel could improve efficiency at the front desk.

This is my third time staying here. I have been in the North Wing, West Wing and the Peppermill Tower. Staff are always helpful and I'm really a guest there for the Spa Toscana, which is first rate. I have never spent time on the **************. I recently ate at Romanza and was quite impressed with the level of service and quality of food. If you can find a good deal on the web to stay here, grab it. Even if its in the West or North Wings, which are bit far from the amenities, but more reasonably priced. The outdoor pools are also really excellent.

After booking on Trip.com, when you get to the hotel, don't bother with the self-service check-in kiosks – it's a waste of time as you'll still need to pay the remaining balance. It's much quicker to just queue at the front desk for check-in. The guy who checked us in was a Black gentleman with really cool braids, and there was a huge contrast between his appearance and his voice. He was super nice and his voice was incredibly gentle, so much so that I could barely hear him, haha! He spoke so softly. The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic, right next to the Flamingo hotel (if you enter through the side gate near The LINQ, you'll find a zoo with real flamingos inside). The pedestrian street, with tons of food options like sushi and In-N-Out Burger, as well as a Ferris wheel, is located between The LINQ and Flamingo hotels. Caesar's Palace is just across the street, and I think the shop inside is the most beautiful in Vegas. A less-than-ten-minute walk further brings you to Bellagio and Paris Las Vegas. If you walk ten minutes to the right of the hotel, you'll reach The Venetian, along with a small supermarket. It really feels like a prime spot on the *****, surrounded by food, drinks, and entertainment everywhere you look. The hotel itself has everything – a ******, dining options, and a supermarket. The rooms are clean and spacious.

The hotel is quite nice, very luxurious, and the location is excellent. The room is spacious enough, and the view from the window is top-notch. However, there's no complimentary bottled water, and everything comes with an extra charge, making it particularly expensive. Overall, the hotel is acceptable. I hope to stay here again in the future.

The hotel itself is quite nice, and the room was very spacious. As a solo traveler, I was given a room with two large beds. The only downsides were that one of the beds had chewing gum stuck to the sheets, and there's absolutely no complimentary water provided – you have to buy all your bottled water.

The location is superb. Those places to see are all walking distances and a lot of convenient stores. Only downside was they didnt provide free water bottled , tea or even kettle to boil water. Being a resort they also didnt provide bathrobe abd sleepers as well. Anyway I had the room with the nice view of the *****. Overall my stay in this hotel was not bad.

Honestly, I truly think this hotel is excellent. You can check out other hotels, but I'm just focusing on this one. First off, the room type we booked was quite spacious, with a separate toilet and shower. If you're lucky, you might even get a room with a view of the Sphere. My room number was 209, so try to request rooms on that side, from 201-209. A tip might help secure one, unless it's peak season and they're completely booked. Then there's the dining. There's a 24-hour food court with at least 20 restaurants, offering everything from Chinese and Japanese to French cuisine. As for entertainment, Vegas has countless shows, so do your own research. But this hotel alone has, I'd say, about 10 performances, including David Copperfield, Cirque du Soleil, and the Friends Experience. Also, remember that if you're visiting other MGM properties, there's a free tram that runs from 10 AM to midnight. This hotel doesn't have a direct stop, but it stops at a very close MGM hotel, and you can just walk over the skybridge. Do your own planning for that. Finally, this place is massive, absolutely huge, and I genuinely believe it offers great value for money. MGM Resorts owns around 7 hotels, I think? One membership card works across all of them, offering discounts on shows and parking benefits if you're traveling between their properties. You should double-check the specifics; I don't have a car, so I'm just quoting what I saw on Xiaohongshu. Anyway, I highly recommend my room type. It didn't feel old or worn out at all. Oh, and a warning: don't touch anything in the mini-bar or fridge if you don't intend to consume it. They have electronic sensors that will charge you automatically. (Many restaurants downstairs allow you to charge to your room, and if you're staying at an MGM property, some self-serve kiosks for simple meals let you just input your hotel name, room number, and last name to charge it. Very smart!)

This hotel was the best I slept in during my 10-day business trip. Maybe I was just too tired. The beds here have poor rebound; the middle sags, so it's more comfortable to sleep diagonally. The hygiene is good. However, there's nothing provided – you have to buy water, and it's 1.5 times more expensive than outside! They don't list prices, but everything is definitely 1.5 times the outside price. It's connected to three or four other hotels, so it's huge and easy to get lost. There's a big temperature difference between day and night. The shower water here felt normal; it didn't have that slippery, hard-to-rinse-off feeling.

Although the wait to check in was a bit long, Kyle at the front desk was extremely warm and friendly. We needed a late check-out, and he explained the options clearly and helped arrange it for us. He also offered us a paid upgrade to a high-floor room with a view of the fountains. Just relaxing in the room and enjoying the Las Vegas city view made us feel so happy.

The room is quite spacious, and although the hallway ceilings are a bit low, it offers great value for money. The pool opens at 9 AM, which is decent. There are many dining options in the food street, and you can grab breakfast at Starbucks. The MGM Monorail connects to six hotels, which is very convenient. Plus, the Coca-Cola and M&M's flagship stores are right across from the hotel.