One of the biggest hotels (by room count) in Las Vegas also has many of the best restaurants in town, a massive casino, an enormous and fun pool complex, and a huge range of on-site entertainment options. I couldn’t figure out the circadian lighting system so that it was on autopilot, but it was fun to try the different modes – especially the party mode, which emits a purply-pink bright light.When it comes to the 5,044-room, upscale MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, 'grand' is the operative word. The air purification system was nice to have, especially after having to walk through the smoky casino floors along the Las Vegas strip. I also slept well thanks to the memory foam mattress. It made my hair super soft and easier to manage and it also helped with my dry skin. The Stay Well Vitamin C shower was amazing. It took a few hours, but eventually I was moved to a new room. When I first checked in, the room I was assigned was only partially converted to include all the Stay Well features. The Stay Well rooms include an air purification system, aromatherapy machine, circadian lighting, a Vitamin C infused shower head, and a memory foam mattress. The Stay Well rooms have extra amenities that are proven to help combat jet lag or provide extra comfort for those with chronic illnesses or ailments. When I stayed at the Park MGM Las Vegas, I choose a Stay Well Queen room. Park MGM Stay Well program Photo by Meg Frost, Frost + Sun. Overall, I really enjoyed the layout, decor, and tech amenities in the Park MGM Las Vegas rooms. There’s also a media center panel below the television that includes outlets for Android and iOS devices, as well as a button to help connect your device of choice to the TV’s speakers. The rooms come equipped with plenty of electrical outlets. The bathroom is a good size, though it doesn’t beat the huuuuuge bathrooms at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas! The closet was small – perhaps too small if you’re sharing a room with more than 1 person. The rooms feel more personal with this eclectic design, rather than the typical sterile, boring, and uninspiring rooms you see in big hotel or resort chains in Las Vegas ( or anywhere, really!). The art work is a lovely mish-mash of antique-like photos, prints, and faux ephemera.Įach room has a small couch with mismatched, but coordinating, pillows.

The room decor is vintage inspired with dark tones, with rooms sporting forest green or dark red walls. Photo by Benoit Linero, courtesy of MGM Resorts.

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