text: This hotel was nice, our room was beautiful, but somehow I still felt a bit unsatisfied staying here.\n\nThe pros: the marvelously comfortable bed, the spacious room, the nice flatscreen TV.\n\nThe hotel and casino were both beautiful.\n\nThe cons: the food options in this hotel were disappointing and we chose not to eat there over the span of our 5-day trip. The only coffee option is Starbucks. The hotel is not nearly as cool, fun, or activity-filled as other hotels (such as the Bellagio with its water show or the Caesars with it's Chinese New Year garden and shops). THE HOTEL CHARGES A $20 RESORT FEE, WHICH PURPORTEDLY IS FOR THE WI-FI AND SOME OTHER NONSENSE. Oh, and you no coffee maker in the room, obviously so that you'll go spend money on coffee downstairs at Starbucks. \n\nAdditionally, the free wi-fi internet was spotty and slow, the concierge and front desk failed to pick up our phone calls on more than one occasion and we had a RIDICULOUSLY long walk to and from our room on check-in and check-out days. \n\n***A quick Vegas note, it's painfully obvious to me that most casinos are designed to be islands of their own, so massive as to make visitors get lost in them and be reluctant to leave. MGM was actually less guilty of this than the Caesars or Bellagio.