The Signature at MGM Grand - All Suites

Three Towers, One Private Lobby, No Casino

The Signature sits directly beside MGM Grand but answers to nobody: three 38-story towers, 1,728 suites, a private entrance and lobby entirely separate from the casino next door, and a non-gaming, non-smoking policy that runs through the whole complex. Guests get the full run of MGM Grand's restaurants, shows, and casino floor whenever they want it, and a quiet, condo-style building to come home to when they don't — a split that few Strip-adjacent properties offer this cleanly.

Why It Works

We picked this address for the suites themselves: deluxe studios up to one-bedroom layouts, most with a private balcony over the Strip or the mountains, a full kitchen with high-end appliances rather than a hot plate, and a whirlpool tub built into the bathroom. Add 24-hour concierge, in-suite dining, and same-day laundry, and the property reads closer to a residential condo building than a hotel — with an 8.6/10 score across nearly 1,600 reviews backing up the pitch.

Why This Location

Being next to MGM Grand rather than inside it is the whole point: the casino floor, Topgolf, the David Copperfield theater, and MGM's restaurant lineup are a short walk through a connecting corridor, while the Signature's own entrance on Harmon Avenue keeps arrivals and departures away from the casino crowds entirely. T-Mobile Arena and the Park district are close enough on foot for an event night without needing a car.

Fast Facts

• Price: €€€

• Vibe: residential, condo-style, quiet

• Rooms: deluxe studios to one-bedroom suites with balconies and full kitchens

• Best For: travellers who want MGM Grand's energy without living inside its casino

• Our Favorite Thing About the Hotel: the private entrance and lobby, entirely separate from MGM Grand's casino floor

• Dining: in-suite gourmet dining plus full access to MGM Grand's restaurant lineup next door

• Amenities: three private heated pools (one adults-only), whirlpool tubs, in-suite massage, 24-hour concierge

• Attractions: MGM Grand casino and Topgolf (short walk via connecting corridor), T-Mobile Arena and the Park (10-minute walk)

The Suites and What Sets Them Apart

Every unit here is a suite, sized and equipped like a condo rather than a hotel room: a full kitchen with high-end appliances for guests who'd rather cook than order room service every night, pillow-top mattresses, a whirlpool tub, and, on most floors, a private balcony that turns a Strip or mountain view into something guests actually step out onto rather than glimpse through glass. The one-bedroom layouts add a proper living room, useful for a longer stay or a small group who wants separate space to retreat to.

Three Pools, One Just for Adults

Each of the three towers keeps its own heated pool deck, and one runs adults-only — a rare arrangement that lets a couple avoid a family pool scene entirely without leaving the property. None of the pool decks sit near a casino floor or a nightclub, which keeps the noise down to poolside conversation rather than a DJ set, and the towers' separation means a guest never has to cross to a different building to reach their own deck.

What to Know Before You Book

Because the Signature has no casino of its own, all gaming, most restaurants beyond in-suite dining, and MGM Grand's shows require the short walk through the connecting corridor — easy, but worth knowing before booking a unit expecting an on-site casino. The non-gaming, non-smoking policy is a genuine draw for guests who've found casino floor air a dealbreaker on past Strip stays, and the full kitchens make this one of the better Strip-adjacent options for a stay of four nights or longer.