This my second review and seems as though my reivew has been sent to the cutting floor. The signature Grand is not a luxury hotel. It is extremely boring compared to living on the strip. it has absolutely no place inside the hotel to enjoy, like restaurants ect. It has a deli with sandwiches. The walk to the strip is long and tedious. The rooms are extremely small (junior ste). the pull out sofa bed was small and cheap. NO linen for the sofa bed. Please do not rent from a private owner and if you want luxury, try the New York, Paris or Ceasers... Ceasers has so much excitement for kids & adults. this hotel is not a luxury hotel. BEWARE! the Business Center is a very small room with the internet costing a $1 min. and they authorize your credit card for $25 to use it , a total rip off. BEWARE of the Signature.

The wife and I just completed our second stay at this incredible property. After just skimming the reviews, I thought I would add a little about this property for future travelers.

First, this property is a luxury hotel. It is not a hotel/casino. It doesn't have a casino, bars, restaurants (other than a small place open for breakfast and lunch and a Starbucks), dancing girls, or hoards of people wandering in all different directions. It is simply a classy, clean, chic hotel. The MGM and Planet Hollywood are both a short walk away if you want to gamble, drink, party, eat at nice restaurants, etc.

The rooms are among the best that I have ever stayed at. Comfy beds, huge bath, huge rooms, mini fridge, tons of space and really chic and cool.

The pool areas perfectly match the coolness and trendiness of the property. it's not a crazy pool scene with a wave pool or river, but just trendy and cool. The lounge chairs might be the best I've ever had at a hotel pool and they give you a towel that covers the entire chair. Oh, and complimentary water at the pool. The pool isn't overly crowded and the service, like everywhere else at the Signature is first rate. To whoever wrote that the pool isn't open on the weekdays, I was just there the past two nights (a W and a Th night and it was open both days. The pool in Tower 3 is closed except for weekends, but the pool at tower 2 is only a few steps further.

Location: One thing I've learned from my trips to Vegas: you are going to walk a ton. I honestly don't think it matters where you stay, you are going to walk a lot. Granted, if you don't want to walk at all, you can always stay at one place and eat, drink, and game in that casino and never leave. But, if you're like me, you'll want to go to XYZ show at the Bellagio, dinner at Mandalay Bay, poker at Ceasars, and Big Elvis at Bill's. You walk a ton. With that in mind, the Signature might as well be on the Strip. Tower 3 is actually closer to Planet Hollywood than the MGM Grand and I think I prefer the Tower 3 location because it is easier to get to the strip and faster to get to Ceasars, Bellagio, Paris, etc. To me, the middle of my strip is pretty much right around Paris or Ceasars, but even if I stayed at one of those properties, I don't think I would walk any less.

Service: The service at the Signature is second to no other hotel for me. It's nice to check in with such warmth and professionalism at the front desk. We arrived hours before check in and were quickly checked in without a problem. When we needed a cab, we had one in seconds without waiting in line. The service at the pool area was awesome. I asked for a specific cocktail and when they didn't have the ingredients, they tried to make something similar and if I didn't like it, they would make me something different. It was yummy though.

All in all, this property is one of the best in so many ways. It is incredibly cool, and sexy, and romantic. The service is honestly the most warm and they really do want you to enjoy your stay. The room was spotless. And, the room was perfect to get away from the pace of Vegas.

Dont wast your money here. Check out the Bellagio or Venetian instead. The rooms are nice, but have no good view of the strip, just a bunch of unfinished construction projects. The mountain view faces the pool and you can hear the screams and music on the 9th floor through 3 panes of glass! The staff I have encounted are nice but the managment may has well come from walmart. They should all be replaced with competent helpful people. They will sit and argue with you when you ask them to take off a 20 charge when its not stated on your package. Its for a gym and 2 bottles of water each day basically and premium coffee. Screw that hidden fee per day.

Also of importance is the wireless internet is very poor quality on the properly to the point it ceases to function most all times of day. Very bad if your on business or want to book a romantic nite out. The cafe in tower 2 is good. The hotel is a good 8 minute walk to the strip. Take bus passes for cheap trip. about 7 bucks, taxies are about 10-15 to go most places on the strip. Tried the monorail, its nice about 14 bucks a day which is pricey and you have to walk quite a ways back to get to it. You have to relize these hotels are the size of small malls. I would recommend taxi or buss for the convenience.

Pros: BIG bathroom ( jaccuzzi tub, glass walk-in shower so I can watch hubby shower, marble walls, toilet in separate room), comfy bed, kitchenette with high-end kitchen amenities, spacious living room, balcony with incredible room, SMOKE-free, comfy bathrobes! Hubby and I love the abstract artwork throughout the hotel lobby, walkways, hotel room, etc.

Cons: $20 resort fee used to include delivery of newspaper to your door--now you have to pick it up from the bellman. Also, hotel is a block from the Vegas strip.

Tips: Try to stay in Tower 1. You're closer to the MGM Grand.