However, as someone who primarily travels on points, there are a number of things about Las Vegas (or at least specifically about MGM Las Vegas properties) that award travelers are sure to hate. I expect there are a multitude of fronts on which we can agree to disagree about what is a positive / negative / etc. Some people love Las Vegas and some hate it. Things award travel regulars are sure to hate about Las Vegas I imagine that those chasing Hyatt qualifying nights are looking to do them relatively cheaply, so we focused on the cheaper MGM properties. Note that we did not stay at the higher-end MGM properties on this trip. In this post, I wanted to mainly focus on two things: general expectations for Las Vegas properties and our rankings of the MGM properties where we stayed in terms of where we would stay next time and why.

I’ll review the Resorts World properties in a separate post (spoiler alert: I really liked Resorts World and would totally stay at the Conrad or Crockfords again despite the pretty poor location). Crockfords Los Vegas (a Hilton LXR brand hotel).We additionally spent two nights at a couple of other properties that we will review separately: Mandalay Bay (but we upgraded to Delano).Since April 17th, my wife and I have stayed at and/or had rooms at the following MGM properties: Our extended stay in Las Vegas in included rooms at many resorts Excalibur: Functional, but needs a facelift.Park MGM: Smoke-free casino, not our favorite rooms.Delano: Our old favorite is still highly favored.

Our top overall MGM pick: The Signature at MGM Grand.Individual property quick hits / ranking based on our impressions.Things award travel regulars are sure to hate about Las Vegas.Our extended stay in Las Vegas in included rooms at many resorts.

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