My husband and I just returned from two nights at the Signature at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. We booked two junior suites (our adult son also travelled with us) through the MGM website. We were there for corporate meetings that were held in the MGM hotel conference center and other participants stayed at the MGM itself. We paid $179/nite, which was about the convention rate everyone else was paying.

Though our cab driver from the airport was aware of the Signature, he had never pulled in, so it was helpful that I had printed directions from the website and we had no problems locating the hotel. We were immediately greeted by doormen and valets and found ourselves checked in and on our way to our suite in just a few short minutes. There had been a change in our son's reservation a month before arrival which resulted in it being cancelled - the front desk quickly found him the accomodations we had originally requested and worked quickly and efficiently with us to apply proper deposits to each room.

The rooms themselves are exactly what you see on the TA website. New, spotless, beyond stylish. Wonderful bed with beautiful linens and pillows, plenty of seating for several people, work desk, contemporary artwork and mirrors on the wall. Cordless phones and a dock for you IPod bedside. The bathroom is very large with double sinks, separate toilet room, glass enclosed shower and separate deep European soaking tub. Toiletries from the June Jacobs Spa Collection. Plentiful plush towels.

The kitchen area is quite a marvel. Beautiful woodwork wall that holds cabinets with pots, pans, dishes and silverware, even some basic measuring cups and spoons. Appliances include a flat two-burner stove, a microwave, sink, refrigerator, Cuisinart blender, toaster and coffee maker. The same unit houses a flat screen TV and a DVD player. Bottled water placed in the refrigerator each day. Oddly enough, the one thing we needed, but couldn't find, was a corkscrew for opening a wine bottle. That took a call to room service and a bit of a wait. Even the Concierge said he was baffled by that. In all honestly, I can't really imagine full on cooking in this ktichen area - it seems as if it would be more suited to rewarming food from last night's doggie bag, or for a fruit, cereal, coffee, yogurt kind of breakfast. But it is spectacular.

We didn't have the opportunity to use the pool or the fitness room, but both seemed in keeping with the stylishness of the hotel and weren't ever busy the time we were there. As other TA members have mentioned, the gift shop was only open now and again and Starbucks didn't open until 7:00 am. We did have drinks one night in the lounge across from the Starbucks and it was a nice, quiet oasis from lounges in the casino. Bar snacks were available.

The distance to the casino was about 7 minutes via the moving walkways from the hotel. Day or night, I traveled them alone and never questioned my safety. My husband's meetings were actually closer to the Signature than more of the other attendees who were in the Tower or the West Wing at the MGM Grand.

There is major construction occurring in the middle of the casino around the area of the Studio Cafe and the Grand Wok restaurant - I mean jackhammers during the day! Guarenteed to drive you away from that area.

Had dinner at Fiamma - excellent food and service. Saw Ka! and loved it.

Generally loved this hotel and will definitely stay here again. It was a quiet oasis (despite construction everywhere you looked)and has set high standards for hotel/condo developments occurring all over Las Vegas.

My wife and I stayed in a 1 bedroom suite in early October and all I can say is that we have stayed in many hotels and the Signature certainly ranks among the top 3.
The suite was just the right size - We especially found the kitchen handy where we prepared breakfast each morning. Housekeeping did a great job and we had no complaints on the cleanliness.
The staff were all professional and very attentive and genuinely made us feel "at home".
The quietness of the room (and the hotel) was an oasis from the crowds you experience in the other hotels. We have stayed at the Bellagio which we liked but the hotel was always so busy.
The only feature my wife didn't like was being alone in the enclosed moving walkway - 99% of the time we used it together but on a few occassions she did alone and found it isolating.
We are palnning a return trip this May and will definately stay at the Signature (maybe in Tower B this time).

We had 3 wonderful nights at the Signature. It is a totally smoke-free, gambling free, luxurious high rise attached to the MGM Grand by a moving walkway.

Our room was on the 26th floor, with a balcony with a view from New York New York on the left and Paris on the right. The room was large and lavishly equipped with a large flat screen tv and dvd player, kitchen, fridge and huge comfortable bed. The bathroom was excellent too, with his and hers wash basins, a jaccuzzi bath, large showere cubicle and separate toilet.

The pool area is relatively small but again extremely comfortable with discrete poolside service.

As a place to which to retreat once the mania of the Strip has become too much, the Signature is sublime.

I read the reviews prior to booking and had to laugh at complaints that it is too far to walk to the main casino hotel!

As an aside, we took a helicopter ride into the Grand Canyon with Papillon Tours. Despite the pick-up bus being almost 30 minutes late in the morning (he was waiting for no-shows at another hotel so hardly his fault) this was not just a highlight of this vacation but of any I have had in numerous visits to the US. If you can afford it, do not hesitate. My partner is a very nervous flyer but she loved it too.

We stayed here for a weekend in early October. It was an absolutely incredible experience. As the other reviewers have said, the staff is very attentive. We had a junior suite with a view away from the strip -- its a gorgeous view and I preferred it over what the strip view would have offered, considering that I was on the strip for the most time! I would recommend higher rooms -- go higher than the twentieth floor if you can.

All in all, an incredible hotel -- its not that much more compared to the standard rooms you can get in the casino hotels, and the value of coming to a luxurious clean large room after a hard day on the casino floor simply cannot be overstated. Also enjoyed the pools -- the larger casino pools tend to become a bit of a circus, these were a nice change.