Skylofts at MGM Grand
Skylofts is MGM Grand's ultra-luxury hideaway — just 51 designer two-story lofts with personal butlers, floor-to-ceiling Strip views and access to the resort's dining, including Joël Robuchon. A rarefied, special-occasion splurge atop the MGM Grand, from $665/night.



Are Skylofts at MGM Grand Worth It? Honest Review & Rates
Skylofts is the most exclusive address at the MGM Grand — a collection of just 51 lavish two-story lofts perched high above the Strip, with floor-to-ceiling windows, designer interiors and personal butler service. It's a serene, rarefied world apart from the casino floor far below.
Guests enjoy access to everything the MGM Grand offers, including its legendary dining, from Joël Robuchon to Tom Colicchio's Craftsteak. This is firmly special-occasion, money-no-object territory, with rates from around $665 a night before fees — but for a milestone blowout, few experiences in Vegas match it.
Practical notes: the nightly resort fee is $50 plus tax (about $56.69), self-parking is $20 a day and valet $40, with 24-hour in-out privileges across MGM Resorts garages. The lofts sit atop MGM Grand's main tower at the south end of the Strip, reached by a private entrance and elevator — quiet once you're upstairs, but still a several-minute walk through the casino to the Strip sidewalk, with T-Mobile Arena about half a mile away. The Las Vegas Monorail's MGM Grand station is at the back of the property, every loft comes with 24-hour butler service and in-loft check-in, and Two-Bedroom Lofts and above include complimentary round-trip limousine airport transfers.
Insider tipDeciding between loft tiers? The Two-Bedroom Skyloft is the value inflection point — it's the first tier to include complimentary round-trip airport limousine transfers and it more than doubles both the space and the sleeping capacity, while the One-Bedroom still comes with the 24-hour butler and in-loft check-in, just no car.Check Rates & Availability →
Rooms

One Bedroom Skyloft
3This contemporary 1,400-square-foot loft spreads across two levels, with a master bedroom (one king bed) and a large living room and dining area. The space features modern furnishings and artwork, multiple flat-screen TVs and a full array of high-tech amenities. The master bathroom has an immersion-chamber shower and a separate infinity spa tub, and there is a half bathroom on the lower level.

Two Bedroom Skyloft
7This 3,000-square-foot loft, also set over two levels, has a master bedroom with one king bed and a guest bedroom with two queen beds. Multiple living areas are arranged for entertaining, along with a wet bar, a large dining table, a work desk, an espresso machine and a game room with either a billiards or foosball table. The master bathroom includes an immersion-chamber shower, a separate infinity spa tub and a double-sink vanity; the guest bathroom has its own tub and shower, and a half bathroom sits on the lower level.
Location
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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