They’ve got several VERY nice restaurants, and one of the best buffets in Las Vegas.Īs you’re in your 20s. The M really has everything you could possibly want or need.so you may not even want to leave the property. This time of year in Vegas, it can get VERY chilly at night, and at the M, especially in the valet area, it is frequently quite windy.so plan for that if you are planning on being outdoors a lot in the evening. I don’t wear a suit, but I generally would wear business casual type slacks and an ironed button down shirt.not usually a tie, but sometimes. When I’m going out for dinner and a show, I dress appropriately.

You’ll be surprised how TERRIBLE many folks DO dress! It’s really sort of tacky if you ask me.

Some fine dining establishments MIGHT have a jacket policy, but I can’t think of any off hand. Yes, you can bring an ice chest into your room at the M.as far as dress code.that’s sort of dependent on where you are going. The rooms are spacious and most of your needs are all within the property. Overall, it's a nice property, clean and I did not notice much smoke. We decided to pass on trying the buffett and chose the Italian which was good but portions are very small for the $$$. The food did not look very appetizing and the so-called seafood buffet was pretty sad. I have to say I wasn't impressed with how it looked. We made our way to the buffet to check it out. The cost of a small coffee in the Baby Cakes Bakery is ridiculous and the coffee was terrible! It is maddening and why not just charge the actual price of the room instead of these fees that cover very little benefits. It is a pet peeve of so many people I have spoken to about these resort fees in Vegas.

We were both looking forward to a hot tub. The Cons - The resort fee as the pool and hottub are both closed for the winter. The Pros- There is a deli, a bakery, a Burgers & Brew restaurant, a sushi place, a steakhouse, an Italian restaurant, an awesome wine bar in the basement and of course a casino.

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