Still, if you want to save a little bit of money on the weekdays and still be on The Strip, this is a reasonable choice. Weekend rates, even for the most basic rooms, can run anywhere from $100-$350, and possibly even more than that, when major events are going on in town.
It seems like a great deal until you think about the Resort Fee, then it’s not so good. The Resort Fee is $37/night, which is just silly, because room rates on standard rooms are not even always that high on the slowest of weekday nights, though you can usually expect to pay anywhere from $40-$80. The lowest priced rooms in the hotel are the standard Park Avenue rooms, so we will use those as a baseline for about as cheaply as you can expect to stay at this location. MGM Grand company, which would later rebrand as MGM resorts International once owned it as part of a joint venture, but then they bought the entire business of the then co-owner, so there have been no meaningful changes in ownership since this property opened. There’s really not a ton of history to speak of with this one. This casino was built during the time that it was almost mandatory for Las Vegas Strip casinos to be designed with some sort of theme in mind, so why not choose this one?Įven the playing cards are NYC themed! The hearts on the playing cards are instead apples, after the Big Apple, which is New York’s nickname. New York New York opened in January of 1997 and currently consists of a hair more than 2,000 guest rooms and suites. I wonder how actual residents of New York City feel about it? Are they likely to come here? Give me a shout out if you’re from NYC as to what you think of this casino. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that you can probably guess what the exterior (and some parts of the interior) theme for this casino is. That brings us to another MGM resorts International owned property, New York, New York Hotel and Casino. Part 1 New York New York Hotel and Casino
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