A wide selection of restaurants take care of your dining needs in style, from Tom Colicchio's hearty Craftsteak to the classy and intimate Joël Robuchon. Families can spend countless hours of fun in one of the complex’s four swimming pools, where parents can enjoy a relaxing massage while the kids play, and couples and singles can take a relaxing dip in one of three whirlpools. From its central location explore the many exhilarating sights and sounds of the City of Lights, enjoying world class shopping and entertainment and walking in the footsteps of luminaries from Elvis to Sinatra.Ī stay at the Grand truly has something for everyone. Is it easy to get in? The pool is reserved for hotel guests of Park MGM, so you’ll have to book a room to swim here.At the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, watched over by Leo, its famous Lion mascot, lies the MGM Grand – the largest hotel and casino complex in the United States. But that just makes it easier to flit between watering holes. Was it easy to get around? Even though there are three pools, the deck feels almost miniature compared to other poolscapes in Vegas. It's hard not to feel relaxed in such a chic setting. The East pool is more exclusive, with a VIP section and dedicated lounge bar, while the South pool is the place to go for sophisticated pool fare like Acai bowls, spicy tuna poke, Impossible Burgers and of course, cocktails.Īny standout features? The decor has a decidedly South of France tone: Palm trees, trellis thresholds, and potted plants mix with glazed tilework and subdued hues. The largest one, the North pool, is best for socializing, thanks to the poolside DJ, in-water lounge chairs, and eight private cabanas. Three different pools each strike a different vibe.

Much like the rest of the Park MGM Hotel-which is a boutique-inspired concept in what was formerly the Monte Carlo Las Vegas Resort and Casino-the pool scene is intimate and lowkey, with greater emphasis on sophisticated sunning than debaucherous partying.

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