Is The Signature at MGM Grand worth it? Honest pros and cons

Yes — The Signature at MGM Grand is worth it if you want quieter, suite-style accommodations close to the Strip and access to MGM Grand’s larger amenities. It’s not the best pick if you want an on-site casino, limited on-site dining, or to avoid mandatory resort fees and incidental deposits.
In this guide
Location & how to get there
The Signature at MGM Grand sits at 145 East Harmon Avenue, at the southern end of the Strip and is connected to MGM Grand by an enclosed walkway. That gives you quick pedestrian access to MGM Grand’s casino, restaurants, nightlife and the 6.6-acre pool complex without staying on the casino floor.
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is the closest airport; official materials list the drive time as about 10 minutes. Rideshare, taxis and rental cars are the usual ways to reach the property from the airport.
- Address: 145 East Harmon Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Connected to MGM Grand via indoor walkway for easy access to shows, dining and the casino
- Close walk to Topgolf Las Vegas and Miracle Mile Shops
| Nearby place | Typical walk/drive |
|---|---|
| Topgolf Las Vegas | About a 5-minute walk |
| MGM Grand Garden Arena | Short walk via enclosed walkway |
| Harry Reid Int'l Airport (LAS) | About a 10-minute drive |

Rooms and suite options
The property is all-suite across three condominium-style towers. Suites are larger than standard hotel rooms and are designed for longer stays or families who want separate living space.
Room types listed include Deluxe Suite, 1 Bedroom Balcony Suite, Deluxe Balcony Suite, Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite, One Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite, One Bedroom Balcony Suite, and Deluxe Suite with Roll in Shower. Many suites include a Queen Sofa Bed in addition to a King Bed.
- Typical bedding: 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed in most suite types
- Balcony options are available (see One Bedroom Balcony Suite and 1 Bedroom Balcony Suite)
- Some suites include kitchenettes or dining areas suitable for light self-catering
| Sample room name | Bed configuration |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Suite | 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed |
| 1 Bedroom Balcony Suite | 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed |
| Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite | 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed |

Pools, spa access and fitness
Each of the three Signature towers has its own private heated outdoor pool, and guests can also use MGM Grand’s large pool complex via the enclosed walkway. The Signature’s tower pools include loungers, cabanas (for a surcharge) and poolside beverage service.
The Signature does not operate its own full-service spa; guests use the MGM Grand’s Grand Spa & Salon, which includes saunas, steam rooms, treatment rooms and other spa facilities with its own policies and hours.
- Three private heated outdoor tower pools (family and adult options mentioned in listings)
- Access to MGM Grand’s 6.6-acre pool complex and additional paid venues such as WET REPUBLIC (entry/fees separate)
- On-site fitness rooms plus access to MGM Grand fitness center as part of the resort fee
| Pool option | Notes |
|---|---|
| Tower pools | Private to towers; heated; loungers and cabanas (surcharge) |
| MGM Grand pool complex | Accessible via enclosed walkway; larger, different access rules/fees may apply |
| WET REPUBLIC | Separate paid venue at MGM Grand (not included) |

Dining, bars and in-room dining
On-site dining at The Signature is limited but covers basic needs: Delights (American restaurant in Tower 2), The Lounge (Tower 1 bar), and a Starbucks in Tower 1. Hours vary, and breakfast is available for a fee at Delights and Starbucks.
The property also offers a 24-hour in-room dining menu for guests who prefer to eat in their suite. For a wider selection of restaurants and nightlife you can walk to MGM Grand via the enclosed walkway.
- Delights: breakfast, lunch and dinner (American)
- The Lounge: cocktails and wine (evening service)
- Starbucks: coffee and light bites for breakfast/lunch
- 24-hour in-room dining menu available
| Venue | What it serves |
|---|---|
| Delights | Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner (American) |
| The Lounge | Specialty cocktails & wine (dinner hours) |
| Starbucks | Coffee, teas and light food |
Costs, fees and practical policies
The property charges a mandatory daily resort fee that includes internet access, local and toll-free phone calls, and fitness center access. A refundable incidentals deposit is collected at check-in and must be provided by credit card.
Complimentary valet parking is offered (subject to availability). The Signature does not allow pets, only ADA-compliant service animals are accepted; the minimum check-in age is 21 and guests must show photo ID and the credit card used to book.
- Mandatory daily resort fee covers Wi‑Fi, phone calls and fitness access (fee listed in property details)
- Refundable incidentals deposit collected at property (amount specified by booking channels)
- Complimentary valet parking for guests (no self-parking on-site; overflow parking available at MGM Grand garage)
- Pets not allowed; only service animals accepted
| Policy | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Check-in age | 21 years old with photo ID and credit card |
| Resort fee | Mandatory daily fee includes internet and fitness access |
| Incidentals deposit | Refundable deposit required at check-in |
Who should stay here — pros and cons
Pros: The Signature is a good fit if you want quiet, larger suites with easy access to MGM Grand’s restaurants, shows and pools while avoiding an on-site casino. Suites with kitchenettes or dining areas can make longer stays or family travel easier.
Cons: If you want more on-site dining or nightlife, or a true casino experience inside your hotel, this property is less suitable. Also factor in the mandatory resort fee and the incidentals deposit when comparing total cost.
- Best for: families, business travelers, and guests who prefer a quieter, non-gaming base close to the Strip
- Not ideal for: travelers who want plenty of on-site nightlife, extensive on-site dining options, or to avoid mandatory daily fees
- Good compromise: easy walk to MGM Grand if you want casino dining/entertainment but prefer quieter evenings back in your suite
| Aspect | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Noise level | Quieter than many Strip hotels due to non-gaming, non-smoking policy |
| Space | All-suite layout gives more living area than standard hotel rooms |
| Costs | Mandatory resort fee and deposit add to the nightly outlay |


