Windows from the bedroom into the bathroom might make you feel exposed, but once you’re soaking in the tub, with a killer view of the desert, you won’t even notice (and no, no one can see you from outside the hotel). Foreign travelers will be familiar with inserting the key in the holder next to the door to power the room up remove it and everything shuts down. In each of the nearly 400 rooms, dark wood paneling combined with ample natural light make everything seem airy, and the contemporary touches abound. This 4.5-star resort is 11.7 mi (18.8 km) from University of Nevada, Las Vegas and 13.9 mi (22.4 km) from Las Vegas Convention Center.
Skylights above the casino floor allow abundant light in, so there’s no casino-cave feeling decor is in natural materials such as wood, crystal, stone, and mother-of-pearl. About 10 miles to the south of Mandalay Bay, M Resort has the luxury, sophistication, and swank design that are hallmarks of many of today’s Vegas properties but with much better value, a low-key clientele of locals, and less sensory overload.īuilt by the Marnell family (the “M” in M Resort), who are also responsible for such iconic hotels as The Mirage and Caesars Palace, the hotel’s casino relies on its natural surroundings to accent its beauty. If you’re making the trek from California on I-15, The M Resort is your first indication that you’re about to enter Sin City proper, but your last chance if you want the Las Vegas experience without being inundated with the Vegas experience.
