Articles tagged “mgm resorts”

Significant capital investments in Las Vegas hospitality have been few since the recession. The opening of T-Mobile Arena and adjacent developments, as well as record visitation to the city during the last two years, suggest the Strip is turning a corner.

Bringing the local desert environment into the Strip is a smart evolution for the MGM Resorts' user experience because it creates a unique new social environment for the city.

In a forty or even four hundred room hotel, in-room tablets are nice, but almost always feel like overkill. When you're talking thousands of rooms they may be the best way to communicate with the modern hotel guest.

So much for the guest experience. Paying fees, one shouldn't forget, is part of the experience too.

Hanging out with America’s best chefs is as much a lesson in creativity, inspiration and business leadership as it is a killer steak from Kyoto.

The partnership is expected to give Hyatt a presence in Las Vegas and is a win-win for fans of both hotel groups, especially those identifying with the new “business + leisure = bleisure” trend.

The fate of the hotel tower, geared to be the centerpiece of CityCenter has languished for years. Hopefully, a decision is in the offing, and the thing can be torn down already.

CityCenter was one of the most grand developments since the building of the Strip itself over five decades ago. Although it has started to inch its way into profitability, it will always be connected to the U.S.'s 2008 real estate crash.

The gaming industry and MGM is on a roll in Macau, while growth remains sluggish in Las Vegas.

Vitamin C-infused showers, antimicrobial-coated doorknobs, and electromagnetic shielding are just some of the amenities available in the healthiest corner of the city of sin.