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Relax in this Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite at The Signature at MGM Grand, a spacious 550 sq. ft. retreat with a city view that brings Las Vegas into focus. The suite’s private balcony invites you to sit back and watch the skyline, while blackout drapes and climate-controlled air ensure a restful stay in a quieter, all-suite environment behind the MGM Grand.
Sleeping up to 4 guests, the suite features a pillowtop king bed with premium bedding and a separate living area with a queen sofa bed, creating distinct zones for rest and relaxation. A comfortable sitting area and a dedicated laptop workspace with desk and phone make it easy to switch between downtime and productivity. Entertainment conveniences include a 42-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, pay movies and an iPod dock, and secure storage is provided by a laptop-compatible safe. Daily housekeeping, towels and bed sheets are included to keep your space refreshed.
The private bathroom offers both a separate shower and a jetted bathtub for a leisurely soak, plus free toiletries and a hair dryer; toothbrush and toothpaste are not provided. Light cooking and refreshments are straightforward with a kitchenette equipped with a stovetop, microwave and mini-fridge, along with a coffee/tea maker. Practical touches — an iron and ironing board, wardrobe or closet, and a free crib on request — round out the family-friendly convenience of this well-appointed suite.





























Yes. The suite has a private balcony with city views of Las Vegas. The Signature at MGM Grand is made up of three 38-story towers at the southern end of the Strip, so the balcony is a quiet place to watch the skyline from your own suite. The exact vista depends on the floor and tower.
The suite has 1 king bed and 1 queen sofa bed and sleeps up to 4 guests. The pillowtop king bed with premium bedding is in the bedroom, and the queen sofa bed is in the separate living area. Extra-person charges can apply above two occupants, even though the suite can accommodate four.
The private bathroom has a jetted bathtub and a separate shower. Free toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided. Toothbrush and toothpaste are not supplied, so pack your own.
Yes. The 550 sq. ft. suite has a kitchenette with a stovetop, microwave and mini-fridge, plus a coffee/tea maker. That suits breakfasts in the suite, leftovers and snacks, especially on a longer stay.
It suits all three. Children of all ages are welcome, a free crib is available, and the sofa bed gives a family of four a separate living zone. Couples get a quieter, non-gaming, non-smoking base. The kitchenette, desk and laptop workspace, iron and ironing board and wardrobe make a longer stay practical.
A mandatory resort fee of USD 56.69 per day covers internet access, phone calls and fitness center access. A refundable incidentals deposit of about USD 100 per day is collected at the property. Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Guests must be at least 21, and need photo ID and the credit card used at booking.
Each of the three towers has its own heated outdoor pool with lounge chairs, cabanas and poolside cocktail service. One pool is seasonal. Guests can also walk through an enclosed walkway to the larger 6.6-acre pool complex next door. Each tower has a fitness center, though without a locker room. There is no spa on site, but guests can use the adjacent full-service spa, which admits guests aged 18 and older.
On-site options are modest. Delights in Tower 2 serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with patio seating. Starbucks and The Lounge, a cocktail and wine bar, are in Tower 1. For full-service dining, nightlife and the casino, guests use the enclosed walkway to the connected resort.
Complimentary valet parking is offered, subject to availability. There is no self-parking directly on site. If valet is full, an off-site self-parking garage is about 0.6 miles away. Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome with no fee or documentation required.
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