MGM Grand Detroit

• Overview
• Reviews

• • Hotel packages available
  • Signature restaurants
  • Hottest nightlife

  Luxury business travel has a new address in Detroit. The $800-million MGM Grand Detroit raises the city's hospitality offerings to unparalleled heights. Developed by MGM MIRAGE, one of the world's most respected hotel and gaming companies, and invested in by Metro-Detroit Partner�s LLC MGM Grand Detroit is the first-ever Las Vegas-style destination to open in a major metropolitan core. Delivering over 4,000 of the latest slots and video poker, over 90 table games, unrivaled rooms and suites, celebrity chef restaurants, the only resort-style spa in southeast Michigan and 30,000 square feet of meeting and convention space, MGM Grand Detroit is now the premier hotel and entertainment destination in the state. MGM Grand Detroit is one of the top employers in the area, with approximately 3,000 team members.

  

  Tips

  • One of Detroit's Best
    Nominated for best casino for its distinctive art-deco style and tribute to Hollywood's greats; and nominated for best tourist fun for its dining and the ability to win money.
    
  • Space Shuttle
    For $4, shuttle buses take baseball fans to and from Comerica Park up to two hours before and after games.
    
  • Quiet Time
    The Grand Celebrity Room offers a break from the colors and sounds with gaming tables tucked away at the back of the second floor.
    

• Customer Reviews

  

  Stay-cation Destination

  Reviewed by Michelle I
  9/7/2011
  

  This casino has a very nice hotel attached and the restaurants all have something wonderful to eat on any given day. They have 50% off wine specials a few days of the week. The service at the restaurants varies from ok to outstanding. I…

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  Great Hotel BUT...

  Reviewed by James558
  2/19/2011
  

  It's a great hotel but if any of you are looking to save some $$ then book it at referer.us/8/GoodHotelDeals They usually have some pretty good deals on there!

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  meh-

  Reviewed by Joey Z
  4/30/2010
  

  meeeeh, V was cool when it first opened but drink prices are way too high for such small portions - it should be easy to sell out a venue that only holds 350 people, but for some reason they don't do it. its a beautiful venue- the…

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