MGM Grand Hotel & Casino

MGM Grand Las Vegas sits right in the heart of the Strip's golf-friendly stretch, with Cascata, Rio Secco and TPC Las Vegas all within easy striking distance for guests looking to combine a round with everything else the city has to offer. It is one of the biggest and most entertainment-packed hotels on the Strip, making it an excellent base for golfers travelling with a group who want a wider range of dining, nightlife and shows on their non-golfing days.

The hotel itself is enormous, with more than 5,000 rooms and suites spread across its main tower and the adjoining Skyloft and Signature towers, including Grand King and Queen rooms, Executive and City View suites, and Tower Spa and Skyline Terrace suites for those wanting extra space. It sits roughly at the midpoint of the southern Strip at 3799 Las Vegas Boulevard South, directly across from New York-New York, with easy access via taxi, rideshare, the 24-hour Deuce bus or the Las Vegas Monorail. The Grand Pool Complex spans 6.5 acres and includes four pools, a lazy river, poolside bars and a grill, along with cabanas and daybeds for those wanting a relaxed day away from the course.

Dining options run to roughly two dozen venues, including Michelin-recognised names such as Joel Robuchon, Morimoto and Hakkasan, alongside Tom Colicchio's Craftsteak and a well-regarded buffet. The Grand Spa offers 30 treatment rooms, whirlpools, saunas and steam rooms, while evenings are built around KÀ by Cirque du Soleil and one of the largest casino floors on the Strip. With a $300 million renovation of the main tower's rooms and suites under way, MGM Grand remains one of Las Vegas's biggest and most complete golf holiday bases.