Best rooms at The Signature at MGM Grand — ranked and who they suit
Best rooms: If you want more living space and an in-room kitchenette, pick a 1 Bedroom Balcony Suite or One Bedroom Balcony Suite for separate living and sleeping areas. For a simple, comfortable option with the same suite layout but fewer bells, the Deluxe Suite is the solid mid-range choice; Deluxe Balcony Suite and Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite add an outdoor balcony and views.
In this guide
- Top pick for space and a balcony: 1 Bedroom Balcony Suite
- Best balance of value and suite layout: Deluxe Suite
- If you want views: Deluxe Balcony Suite and Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite
- Accessible option: Deluxe Suite with Roll in Shower
- Who should pick One Bedroom Balcony Suite vs One Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite
- Pools, towers and practical booking tips
Top pick for space and a balcony: 1 Bedroom Balcony Suite
Why choose it: The 1 Bedroom Balcony Suite gives the most distinct separation between bedroom and living/dining areas, which works well for families, longer stays, or anyone who wants a proper living room and a balcony.
Who it suits: Families who want space for kids to sleep on the queen sofa bed while parents keep the bedroom private; business travelers who need a small dining/meeting area; guests staying several nights who will use in-room dining or a kitchenette area nearby.
- Sleeps on 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed
- Separate living/dining area and a balcony
- Good choice for multi-night stays and small families
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living area | Space to work or dine without using the bedroom |
| Balcony | Outdoor access and Strip or city views |
| Sleeps 3–4 | Keeps adults and children in separate areas |
Best balance of value and suite layout: Deluxe Suite
Why choose it: The Deluxe Suite gives the same all-suite experience (king bed plus queen sofa bed) without the balcony add-on, so it’s often the better value for travelers who need room to spread out but don’t require outdoor space.
Who it suits: Weekend visitors, couples who want more living space, or small families who prefer a single, larger interior rather than separate balcony living.
- Beds: 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed
- Suite layout suitable for families and longer stays
- No balcony — interior-focused space
| Good for | Why |
|---|---|
| Families on a budget | Spacious interior sleeping and living area |
| Short stays | All-suite comfort without balcony costs |
| Guests who use MGM amenities | Return to a quiet suite after visiting MGM Grand |
If you want views: Deluxe Balcony Suite and Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite
Why choose them: Both Deluxe Balcony Suite and Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite add a private balcony — the Strip View variant emphasizes outward Strip-facing sightlines. Pick these when a private outdoor space and views matter to your stay.
Who it suits: Couples celebrating an occasion, travelers who plan to spend time relaxing in the room with a view, or anyone who wants morning coffee outdoors.
- Deluxe Balcony Suite — balcony plus suite living area
- Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite — balcony with Strip-facing views
- Both include 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed
| Room | When to pick it |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Balcony Suite | You want a balcony but don’t need a Strip-facing vista |
| Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite | You prioritize Strip views from your balcony |
Accessible option: Deluxe Suite with Roll in Shower
Why choose it: The Deluxe Suite with Roll in Shower provides the same suite layout (1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed) with an accessible bathroom designed for guests who need roll-in access.
Who it suits: Travelers requiring wheelchair-accessible bathing facilities or mobility adaptations; families or caregivers traveling with someone who needs accessible features.
- Accessible roll-in shower in the bathroom
- Same suite sleeping configuration as other Deluxe Suites
- Request specific accessibility features during booking to confirm availability
| Accessibility feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Roll-in shower | Easier transfer and shower access |
| Suite layout | Space for caregiver or family member |
| Reserve in advance | Ensures correct room setup on arrival |
Who should pick One Bedroom Balcony Suite vs One Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite
Both room types (One Bedroom Balcony Suite and One Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite) give a true one-bedroom layout with a balcony; the Strip View version specifically calls out Strip-facing windows for guests who want the skyline as part of the room experience.
If your priority is outdoor views and photos of the Strip, the One Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite is the pick. If you want the same separation of space but don’t need Strip-facing windows, the One Bedroom Balcony Suite will deliver the same living arrangement without that view focus.
- Both: 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed, separate living area, balcony
- One Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite: better for Strip-facing views
- One Bedroom Balcony Suite: identical layout for guests less concerned about views
| Feature | One Bedroom Balcony Suite | One Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite |
|---|---|---|
| Separate bedroom & living | Yes | Yes |
| Balcony | Yes | Yes (Strip-facing) |
| Best for | Families/long stays | Photos and skyline views |
Pools, towers and practical booking tips
Which tower pool you get depends on the tower assignment; each of the three Signature towers has its own heated outdoor pool with loungers, cabanas (available for a surcharge), and poolside cocktail service. Guests also have access to the MGM Grand 6.6-acre pool complex via an enclosed walkway.
BookResorts agents can help with specific tower requests, but tower assignment and pool access are set at check-in; if you need a particular tower or pool type (family vs. adult-only), state that request when confirming your reservation.
- Three private tower pools — heated; cabanas available for an extra charge
- Access to MGM Grand’s large pool complex through an indoor walkway
- Complimentary valet parking is available; if valet is full, MGM Grand self-parking is an off-site option
| Practical item | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Valet parking | Complimentary, subject to availability |
| Resort fee | Mandatory daily fee covers Wi‑Fi, phone calls and fitness access |
| Pool cabanas | Available for a surcharge |
