We stayed in two rooms on the top floor that shared an entryway. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and modern. The view was amazing and you can view the strip and/or the pools at the MGM. The Signature consists of three towers located just behind the MGM Grand and sharing all of the amenities with the Grand. Each tower also offers its own pool, bar, and food spots. Being set back from the main hotel gives you a sense of seclusion, which is more than hard to find in Las Vegas. There are moving walkways that connect the towers to the MGM Grand to speed up your trip to the casino, many restaurants and pools, or the strip.

My husband and I stayed here during our most recent trip to Las Vegas. Check in was fast, the bell man arrived within 15 minutes of our check in.
Room was lovely, the kitchen was small in the junior suite but had all the needed amentities. Bathrooms were lovely and even had a small TV!
The bed was so comfortable you wanted to lounge a little longer than necessary. Tower 2 is connected via walkway to the MGM Grand so you have the casino, the restaurnants and the shops closeby but you are in a peaceful secure environment to chill in. We had a lovely view of the strip from our balcony which afforded great photos to keep in our memory book. All in all, a pleasant , wonderful stay

From the moment we arrived, we felt welcome at the Signature. The front door attendant opened the door and offered to take our luggage straight from there to our room without any extra work - he advised us he would take care of it. This was a fantastic start. We were checked in very quickly and our request for a high level in Tower one was accommodated.

The room was absolutely stunning, almost as big as a house. Amazing view, great balcony, big living room, even bigger bedroom with popup TV, absolutely massive main bathroom with dual sinks and a nice sized sub bathroom too. Kitchenette had extremely modern facilities and a huge fridge with automatic ice maker was welcome. The bed was *EXTREMELY* comfortable and lush.

The walk to the MGM and beyond did eventually begin to grate. The moving walkways make it easier, but the constant back and forth did eventually become tiresome, it would have been convenient to have direct access but the distance and sub-door really do provide that extra level of security and immense calm, so it was a great balance. Being in any other tower though, would be irritating.

Our level of service from the staff was second to none. Nothing was too difficult or annoying. Room service was quick and provided a complete table service with flowers, condiments and ice water. Fantastic touch. If it wasn't so cold it would have been great on the balcony! Housekeeping could be improved somewhat, it took a while for food to be cleared and we had to request our complementary coffee/paper on two different days.

But really, any complaints are just picky. For the price we paid, what we got was unbelievable. It really is the best hotel I have ever stayed in, the level of luxury is extraordinary and they do really provide that quiet, romantic and luscious space they promise on the website. Anything you could need or want is provided at almost anytime of the day.

I would recommend this hotel to anyone and I congratulate the staff for providing such a great experience 24/7.

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Signature from Thursday April 29 - Monday May 3. Booked through Expedia. We had a one bedroom suite in Tower 1, 29th Floor. The view was great, but as someone else mentioned, probably a million times better before Planet Hollywood was built. That blocks all the good stuff! The balcony was great to have for the view, fresh air and sunshine. However they were completly unfurnished so you had to drag inside furniture out if you wanted to sit outside at all.

Overall, the room was in good shape, clean, nicely decorated, kitchen well stocked with utensils, etc. We did get at least two bottles of water every day, and the wireless internet worked great. I realize there was a $20/day fee for this, which is ridiculous. The bathroom was huge, lots of marble, two vanities, etc. Tub was a little dated although it was a jacuzzi tub. The water pressure in BOTH the showers was terrible, although the sinks were so strong the entire vanity was soaked everytime you tried to use a sink. The kitchen was nicer than my kitchen at home, just smaller! Great to have the fridge and stove and coffee maker (thank God!), wine glasses, etc. We didn't cook at all except for tea/coffee. We did not have any kind of mini bar in the room, although the bell hop mentioned one.

I'm glad we were in Tower 1, as the walk from our room to the front desk, and then beyond to the Grand, the buffet, the casino, the monorail, were very far. It was okay at first, but you really get tired of it, even with the moving walkways. Often, one or more of them would be turned off so you would have to walk anyway. I'm in great shape, so is my boyfriend, but I would not recommend this to anyone with little kids, older people, or out of shape people. I saw A LOT of exhausted looking chubbies trying to make the long walk with their high high heels on. So sad ;-)

The casino seemed to be the largest on the strip, although I could be wrong. The Mayweather/Mosley fight was at the Grand the weekend we were there so it was packed with fight fans. Great people watching. The restaurants we sampled were great, however Diego's Mexican was not good at all. Don't bother. The buffet was "okay", definitely not worth the price but maybe I just don't eat enough to justify that price. I think it was $50.01 for Sunday brunch for 2. Yes, ONE CENT over $50, so that really dragged the line down. One Cent over? Really?!?!

Pros: The room was nicely furnished/clean/modern....it was pretty quiet except you could always here the neighbor slamming doors. The little store in the lobby, Starbucks in the lobby of Tower 1. Elevators were fast. Pop up tv in the bedroom was cool.

Cons: The Tower pools close at 5! The main pool closes at 6. And they literally come around and kick you out. Even on hot sunny gorgeous days when the pool is packed! It seemed crazy. The pool attendants at the Tower 1 pool ranged from super helpful (the guys) to downright rude (the girls). The Main Pool was packed, you have to climb over people and NO ONE came around for drink orders, long line a the bar. Not that this it the hotels fault, but we watched a very large group of British guys standing around IN the pool for HOURS, drinking incredible amounts of alcohol, and not ONE of them ever got out of the pool to use the bathroom. NOT ONE! So, needless to say, I would guess the mix at best was 50% pool water, 50% pee! Ewwwww. Also, piles of laundry in the halls were left there all day.

They close the front desk of the Towers randomly so you never know where you will have to go to get a cab/check out. The front desk attendants were AWFUL! Upon check in at approximately 9:30/10:00pm on a Thursday, there was one sad and miserable girl there, couldn't even crack a smile and was just plain rude and seemed very put out. No "welcome" , no thank you, nothing! Throughout our stay, the front desk staff remained unfriendly, unhelpful and put out. This is in NO WAY a five star hotel. The Consierge's refused to make eye contact, and would run and hide if it looked like you were going to ask for assistance. The one time we did get their attention was to ask about the pools, and they basically laughed at us saying they were closed. No apology, sympathy, nothing! The Bell Hops and Housekeeping were waaaay friendlier than the higher paid front desk staff. They really need to address this.

I guess it's nice if you want to be AWAY from it all, but IMO it is just TOO far from everything. I'm sure others will disagree. I might consider staying at the MGM Grand itself and forego a balcony, but if i'm going to pay this much, I may as well stay somewhere better located.