What makes a resort? It’s an interesting question and one you may not have considered before. There are a lot of places around the world that are considered and/or call themselves resorts – there are ski resorts, destination resorts, beach resorts, spa resorts, golf resorts – the list goes on and on. But can anyone just call themselves a resort? Sure they can, it just doesn’t necessarily make it true.
A resort isn’t just a hotel, and it isn’t just a hotel with a restaurant and a pool. A very broad definition of a resort is somewhere you go for rest and relaxation that provides a number of amenities such as a hotel, dining, entertainment and more. A resort is somewhere you can go and essentially have everything you need to rest, relax and enjoy yourself without having to go anywhere else.
Because the resort definition is fairly broad and can cover quite a number of different things, you have to do some thinking and planning when choosing the resort you want to enjoy. Here in Vegas, we have a variety of resorts. Most of them offer similar amenities – hotel, gaming, dining, entertainment, pool and spa. So how do you make your choice? Perhaps the most important question you need to ask yourself is what do you want your experience to be? Do you want the hustle and bustle of the Strip and to be surrounded by other visitors? Do you want something a bit more secluded, where you can get away from the crowd? Is somewhere with 3,000 rooms your style, or 300?
We here at M Resort of course we have an opinion and you can guess what it is. We don’t have anything bad to say about our “megaresort” neighbors to the north – it wouldn’t be Vegas without them. But one of the things we tried to accomplish with our property is our vision of a “true resort” – somewhere you can get away to and actually rest and relax. Don’t get us wrong, there’s plenty of action to be had here – from gaming and live entertainment to poolside parties. Heck, even our buffet has a lot of action! Yet M Resort allows you to experience Las Vegas at arm’s length, but still offers you the ability to grab hold of Sin City and jump right in if you want.
Sometimes it’s hard to enjoy a resort when there are so many other people trying to enjoy it as well. Sometimes you don’t want to push your way through the crowded sidewalks. Sometimes, you want your resort to offer you rest and relaxation on top of the excitement and action. Remember, it’s your vacation and you should get what you want out of it. If you’re looking for the perfect compromise when you come to Vegas, we think we’ve got it here for you at M.




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Don’t know about you, but logoed playing cards are just cool. They scream “Vegas.”
Hopefully you’ve seen it by now, but if you haven’t, you need to check it out. It’s a restaurant, it’s a buffet, it’s a show kitchen/TV studio? Just like you’d find your favorite celeb chef in on TV, there’s a show kitchen inside
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Next up we’ve got something a little difficult to capture in an image but we did our best – the M Smell. Now this is one many of you have experienced, enjoyed and commented on. As casino scents go, this one is tough to beat.


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Everyone wants to stay in a hotel that has great amenities – you’ve traveled all that way, spent your hard-earned cash and the last thing you want is to stay somewhere that doesn’t offer you a ton of great things to spend your time doing. This is a particular area of concern for properties in Vegas. Why? Unlike hotels in many other places around the world, much of your time in Vegas will be dedicated to activities on-property. But what we really wanted to talk about is something that can often be overlooked as a result of this phenomenon –
We don’t know about you, but we think your guest room needs to be something pretty special. A property can have great gaming, fantastic restaurants, live entertainment, etc., but if you open the door to your room after checking-in and are disappointed with what you find, the entire trip is going to leave a bad taste in your mouth. Here at
Guest accommodations include spa bathrooms with double sinks, separate tub and shower and resort amenities, in addition to:
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So what is your M Fantasy? Perhaps it’s a high-roller night to remember, with limo service from the airport, warm handshakes and cold champagne on arrival, cocktails at
Maybe your M Fantasy is something as simple as dining on a perfectly prepared steak at
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