The Signature at MGM Grand, Condo hotel and skyscraper in Paradise, Nevada
The Signature at MGM Grand consists of three separate towers, each with 38 floors and gold glass exteriors that connect directly to the main resort. The three towers hold a total of 1,728 units, accessible to guests through an enclosed walkway system that links to MGM Grand's amenities.
MGM Mirage and Turnberry Associates announced the condo-hotel in December 2002, after the MGM Grand Adventures Theme Park closed that year. Sales of the units, then called The Residences at MGM Grand, opened in early 2004, and the first of three 38-story towers topped out on October 7, 2005, opening in May 2006. It was the first condo-hotel to open near the Las Vegas Strip.
The property's name comes from its role as a condo-hotel: buyers own units and can rent them out, splitting the profit with MGM. Each of the three towers has 576 units, and about 90 percent were expected to be managed by MGM Grand. Guests can join cooking classes with hotel chefs, filmed as 30-minute television programs.
The Signature has its own entrance and a separate staff of bellhops, concierge and valet, apart from the main resort. A moving walkway links each of the three towers to the MGM Grand, so guests reach the resort's amenities without going outside. The towers stand near the corner of Harmon Avenue and Koval Lane.
Although the three towers look identical, they operate as separate buildings with different management structures and can function independently from each other. This arrangement allows each tower to maintain its own operations while still being part of the larger resort complex.
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