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Nestled discreetly within the MGM Grand, lies The Mansion—a coveted sanctuary reserved for the elite. This enclave, opened in May of 1999, remains strictly invitation-only and is not Forbes or AAA rated. Considered one of Las Vegas’ best kept secrets, it is concealed behind an unassuming exterior and comprises 29 luxurious villas.

The Mansion motor court entrance.

Each villa ranges from 2,500 to an astounding 12,000 square feet and many include in-villa heated plunge pools, double-sided televisions, heated toilet seats doubling as bidets, one of a kind art commissioned exclusively for The Mansion, and the latest in living automation.

A villa’s private wraparound terrace.

Modeled after an 18th-century Florentine villa, The Mansion lavishes its guests with around-the-clock private butlers, art collections boasting approximately 800 exquisite pieces by renowned artists including Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali and Robert De Niro Sr., as well as private spa & gym facilities, and a footprint spanning 290,000 square feet.

For those seeking the pinnacle of luxury, The Mansion at MGM Grand stands as an uncharted sanctuary where extravagance knows no bounds. While exclusivity comes with a price, with rates starting at $5,000 per night and soaring to $50,000, even the wealthiest of guests must be invited to stay within these walls, firmly establishing The Mansion among the world’s most expensive and exclusive hotels.

A villa’s private plunge pool and lounge area.

Catering only to the most discerning and esteemed guests of MGM Resorts International, The Mansion redefines luxury. Beyond its role as an exclusive hotel within a hotel, The Mansion transcends expectations. 

It’s a realm where intimate encounters with top DJs, athletes, celebrities and global business moguls are commonplace. Concealed within these walls is the Mansion Casino, discreetly accessible and offering exclusive gaming experiences while open to the public—a well-kept secret within the bustling MGM Grand.

A villa bathroom with jacuzzi and barber chair.

Within The Mansion also lies The Estate Dining Room, a culinary sanctuary of unparalleled luxury. Featuring dedicated Asian and Intercontinental kitchens, this exclusive space invites guests to indulge in sophistication and exquisite flavors. Overlooking a glass-enclosed, temperature controlled atrium, The Estate Dining Room boasts unmatched ambiance and sophistication in Las Vegas. 

While the menu showcases culinary delights that transcend the ordinary, the restaurant is also accustomed to handling off-menu requests on the fly. Guests staying at SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand, a luxury boutique hotel occupying the top floor of the mega-resort, may request a last minute reservation at The Estate Dining Room with their concierge who will inquire and confirm a table pending availability.

The Mansion pool and garden looking towards the atrium.

Amidst this haven, the private, heated outdoor Mansion pool beckons during the summer—a serene oasis accompanied by pool-side butler service. This intimate pool is also available to guests of SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand by request and during off-peak times, adding a touch of luxury beyond the ordinary.

House cars, comprising a fleet of luxury vehicles including Bentley’s and Rolls Royce’s, stand ready at any Mansion guest’s beck and call—an additional touch of indulgence that defines The Mansion experience.

The Great Hall common area.

For those craving an unrivaled experience, The Mansion at MGM Grand awaits for those who are so fortunate to be invited, to indulge in the epitome of hospitality and luxury that transcends expectations. If exclusivity and unparalleled luxury are your pursuit, reaching out to MGM Grand may unveil the pinnacle of opulence.