MGM Resorts dominate the Las Vegas Strip with nine landmark properties, each offering a distinct take on the city's signature mix of gaming, entertainment, and indulgence. From Bellagio's iconic fountains and art-filled conservatory to Mandalay Bay's 11-acre beach with real sand and a lazy river, these resorts cater to different budgets and tastes. Budget-conscious travelers can find value at Excalibur's castle-themed casino or Luxor's pyramid-shaped towers, while luxury seekers gravitate toward Aria's high-tech rooms and Cosmopolitan's balcony suites overlooking the Strip. Expect on-site spas, multiple pools, celebrity-chef restaurants, and sprawling gaming floors across every property.
Most MGM Resorts are situated along the central and southern Strip, within walking distance of T-Mobile Arena, the High Roller observation wheel, and the monorail. Room rates vary widely: a night at Excalibur can start under $50, while Bellagio's fountain-view suites often exceed $300. Note that resort fees (typically $30-$50 per night) apply at check-in, and parking costs extra unless you're a hotel guest or MGM Rewards member. Top-rated options include Bellagio (rated 'Fabulous' 85/100) for its pools and luxury spa, and Aria (rated 'Very Good' 84/100) for its sleek design and 62-treatment-room spa. For first-time visitors, booking directly through MGM's website may unlock package deals and discount show tickets.
