M Resort

Stayed their one night for business, I wasn’t expecting much because it is off the strip… I loved it, ate at the all you can east sushi… food was great price was $$$$ for the food, great service though.

Beautiful hotel resort off the strip. Staff is very friendly. The room is clean, modern, and much more swanky than the ones on the strip. The casino doesn’t have an overwhelming smoky smell.
The pool is beautiful, tons of cabanas, nice shallow spots of you want to hang out and lay in the water or hang with the kids, there’s a large bar, food options, and plenty of restrooms.

Went to the pool today, sat and enjoyed the beautiful Nevada sunshine. Had a couple of drinks at the bar and TOTALLY ENJOYED Isiah’s company, the girl’s drank, I had water, almost 6 of them, always full. Nice to see people take pride in doing their job well, consistently the M hires the best of the best in this Valley. We will be back and looking forward to seeing Issaha again, thanks for being so sweet and professional.
Sincerity,
Andrew Lowe

Last time I went to M resort I thought it was great but that was about 4 years ago. This time around it was just okay. The casino in itself is very pretty. Love the décor and the fresh scent which I’m sure they pump through the ventilation system. Definitely prefer that over a cigarette smoke filled casino. I like walking through a casino and not feeling like my lungs are shriveling up inside. So I do appreciate that tons at M Resort.
My complaint is towards the player’s card/​cashier center. The staff is slow, unfriendly and unhelpful. The guy who helped us out barely said a word and when I asked if I could change the address on the file he huffed and said «it’ll take some time because you’ll have to fill out paperwork». Hmm guess I’ll pass, don’t want to put you out… Not like you work here or anything. Then we asked what we get for signing up that day and he reluctantly went over a couple specials. We ended up just stopping at each wall posting and looking over the weekly specials. They were much more informative.
Will I frequent M resort? Probably not. I’m all about customer service and even the staff at the Buffet weren’t very friendly. So many other options around, why waste my time and money here.

Service while checking in was pretty lackluster. The agent could’ve been more engaged and showed some enthusiasm. The previous time I was here, the agent made my stay really special by taking the time to write a little note and sent it up to my room. I guess he just set the bar really high for all of my future M Resort stays!
We played at the casino both nights we were there, and had a great time interacting with the craps dealers. They were extremely patient and very friendly explaining the game to my husband and I. Even though we lost the money we’d won earlier in the trip, we were glad that we were able to tip them first for their fun tutorials!
The weather was kind of chilly so we didn’t spend that much time by the pool, but we liked what we saw and loved how their loungers are so comfortable, AND YOU DON’T HAVE TO PAY FOR THEM like you do some strip hotels!
Marquee Rewards folks were very helpful and knowledgeable whenever we had questions.
All in all, M Resort is my fave stay in the Las Vegas/​Henderson area. Whenever I’m in town to visit, I try to split the first half with some downtown lv/​strip action, and prefer to spend the last several days of my stay at the M.

I love tho hotel. It’s clean and big! Although we have only been here for the pool, I hear the buffet here is awesome and it’s on my list!
The pool tho, is perfect. It’s relaxing, clean and has a lot of chairs available. It’s the perfect summer hangout!

Grrrrr. Come on M!!! You got me back with offering locals in for a very small fee, AWESOME! But you still, after all these years can’t get the pool
Service right! What’s the deal? 1 HR 8 mins to get the rounds of drinks we ordered. You weren’t busy by any means and were over staffed, how is that even possible?! We would have easily spent over $ 100 on food and beverage but couldn’t get the waitress to ever come back. Even the couples on both sides of us got so annoyed they left. Come on M, get it right so I can come back!

We have never stayed here at the hotel but the inside looks very nice. It is well passed the strip headed out towards Los Angeles.
We go here only for the buffet, get there by 5pm if it’s a weekend because the line will be super long.
The price is like $ 50 per person but well worth it. They have everything you can think of.
The prime rib is excellent.
They also offer free beer and wine. Only can get two at a time but that is not bad at all when its included with your meal.
They offer Chinese, American, Japanese, Philippino and Italian entrees. There is plenty of options on the menu. Also they have a great dessert selection that you can sample a little of everything.

I have to admit, I was excited about this short trip to Vegas. We were flying in early so I had called to ask about early check in several days before the trip. I was read the rules (first of several times) about early check ins. Yes, yes I get it, you’re Las Vegas (sort of). So they tell me to call when heading to the hotel. Ok, I do. Once again I am told the rules of early check in. I finally just ask, do you have a room or not? Yes, we have several. Wow! How hard is that?
Upon getting into the room, the eco friendly hotel had cut the air while leaving the curtains open. It was 78 in the room and the air is still running this morning to cool down. I’m all for the environment but if we had checked in later, the room would have been boiling for the night.
Upon arrival, we meet with our party, spend some time out at the pool and then we get hungry. First major problem here. None of the restaurants are open. We have all been drinking and so no one was going to drive. We end up at the breakfast coffee place for pre made salads and sandwiches. The bill, for one salad, sandwich and 2 café at laits? $ 32. And they were bad.
Finally, back to the room for the night and the tv reception is horrible. Not a big deal but more of a nuisance.
Good morning. How about bad coffee in the room before going out for the real stuff? Nope. What hotel today doesn’t have a coffee maker in it? This was a $ 250 room. So back downstairs. Same coffee shop as lunch. At least their pastries are much better than their lunches.
Finally, catching the redeye out tonight and asked for a late check out. Once again, I received a rule discussion. Once again, no. Ok. Enough. You win M. But I tell you what, I was going to gamble this morning and I still will. Just not here. Thanks and we are out of here.

I want to start out with the positives:
The staff working for M resort are FANTASTIC! Every department is flourishing with individuals who love their job and go the extra mile. Also, the pool was amazing! We spent 1 whole day by the pool and it was one of the highlights of our trip.
Now for the negatives:
My partner and i were super excited about staying here but once we arrived we wished other wise.
We walked to the front desk for check in and were immediately told the non smoking, king room we booked were gone and now had the choice between a smoking king room or a room with 2 queen size beds. Neither of those were an option as my partner and i were here celebrating and can’t stand rooms that smell like cigarettes. After a quick back and forth we were then upgraded, thankfully. Once we got settled in our room, i noticed what appeared to be a blood stain on our sheets which was completely unacceptable. I called downstairs and asked for out linens to be changed and then left. After a few hours, we came back and noticed our linens were changed and the front desk left us 4 chocolate covered strawberries, super nice. The following day i was taking a shower (without my glasses i’m blind), and didn’t realize the shower head was broken and was squirting over the shower door and drenched everything in the bathroom. Again, we called downstairs and a super friendly gentleman came up and fixed it, quickly.
After ALL of this i still didn’t loose my mind until right before check out i was going through the entire room making sure we didn’t leave anything behind and noticed a condom wrapper under the bed. I was absolutely disgusted and felt as if the room wasn’t properly cleaned.
Yes, i complained and 1 of our 2 nights were complimentary but it doesn’t change the fact that every time i was in the room, i felt irritated. I would NOT stay here again. It is not convenient or cheap but i was okay with that because the hotel looked spectacular but with all the issues that arose, i would rather stay elsewhere.

During my visit this past weekend, I had my 8 month old with me. I was a bit hesitant in bringing her with me just from the cigarette smoke pollution alone… and also knowing that most places were not baby friendly. I couldn’t find a babysitter for the weekend and had no other choice. Luckily, our room was booked for us at the M Resort. It’s about 15 miles away from the strip, so close enough to easily drive in and far enough to stay away from the strip madness.
The hotel itself was spacious, modern and super clean. The elevators to the rooms were away from the casino and near the entrance so that I never had to take my daughter through the casino. The room itself (double queen) was a good size with updated furniture and bathrooms. Bathrooms were pretty large with a nice lighted vanity mirror and even a rain showerhead.
Staff was super friendly and accommodating. The casino was pretty quiet compared to the ones on the strip. The dealers were friendly and nice.
Unfortunately, it was raining this weekend so we didn’t get to check out the pool. We saw that there were lounge chairs inside the pool… too bad we couldn’t check that out. Next time.
I would definitely stay here again.

Big disappointment
Being in the tourism field I get invited and do hotel restaurant inspections.
Since its opening this hotel was a good hotel for mini vacation in Vegas with great restaurants pool or entertainment…
Well not any more
Hardly any restaurant existing
In this limited location:
Just a limited hours buffet over priced that dropped their selections of food choices or quality but raised the price
but since wine and beer are unlimited you probably will get drunk fast not knowing what you eat… or tasted.
A small deli that reduced their offerings in the menu offerings and limited hours but over priced.
No table service but costs more than Denny’s coffee shops.
And hybrid of a pasta bar and wine restaurant (really eat as much as u can of pasta)!
Entertainment is gone
And overall it’s a senior catering environment.
This is not what used to or a sampler of Las Vegas.

Rooms are actually fabulous!!! But the gym, pool & spa close at 6pm? I think a more reasonable time would be 10pm like most other hotels. This hotel is more geared for adults for example kids are excluded from certain restaurants. But then contradicts that with the pool, hot tub, & gym closing at 6? It just doesn’t make sense when you pay this much for a room that you can’t even go workout and use the hotel amenities. Luckily the room is nice and modern.

Very nice, away from the strip though. Place looks very tropical.
Casino is big, less smoky. Clean.

Note: this review is STRICTLY about the buffet!
Friends and colleagues of mine who have been to Las Vegas said that the M has the best buffet in town, so we had to try it. And they were right!
The buffet has a variety of everything — from Italian, Mexican, American, Hawaiian, Mediterranean, Oriental cuisine and more! From healthy to indulgent, there is something for everyone. One could be here all day to try everything and it wouldn’t be enough. That’s how much food the M has. Also, their desserts are the best! There’s tons to choose from, with various baked goods to petit fours to gelatos to mousses!
My boyfriend’s brother and wife, who live in Vegas, took us here and offered to watch our stuff and order our drinks for us as we head to the buffet. When we came back to our table, they said that the waiter wanted to ask us directly for our drinks, which I thought was nice and personable. Our waiter was friendly and prompt, taking away our finished plates and consistently refilling our drinks.
If you’re looking for a buffet in Las Vegas, then stop by to the M Resort Spa Casino! Note that they are outside the strip. They have ample parking space!

When I learned that we would be staying at M Resort for our latest business trip, I was initially deflated. I’d visited the casino once, and while nice, I knew it was truly out of the way. Fortunately, M Resort defeated nearly all of my low expectations.
Food was really solid all-​around, and we ate everywhere:
Vig Deli — Late night ham, cheese and egg sandwich was heavenly, though I was really starving after a long night.
Anthony’s Burgers — Breakfast here was also scrumptious, had the french toast, though the cran-​orange-​almond topping was a little too much. Came back for a beer on another night, enjoyed talking to the bar staff.
Anthony’s Steakhouse — The only so-​so meal we had; not bad, but there are so many other places for a good steak in Vegas.
Jayde Fuzion — Killer all-​you-​can eat sushi deal, sake included.
Clearly they put time and effort into crafting appealing menus, and I didn’t even get the chance to have their buffet, which is very famous locally but closes super early, 8pm!
Service was exceptionally friendly and helpful all around, from the front desk to the valet and restaurant staff. You can tell they put an emphasis on it and it just made our stay that much more pleasant. My first night, the pillows were really really soft so I called and asked for firmer ones — they said they don’t make a distinction but would try, and sure enough, the next evening I had four extremely firm pillows waiting for me.
The rooms were very spacious, with impressively large bathrooms and comfortable beds. The mountain view toward California has its own charms, but views toward the Strip lights are of course better. The lighting above the bed was a little too harsh to lie under, so I had to use a side lamp and get up to turn it off. They also don’t have outlets near the nightstand for phone charging, a small hotel pet peeve of mine in the «phone as an extension of our body» era.
No resort fees, but if you want to use wi-​fi ($ 15) and go to the fitness center ($ 15), you’re at $ 30, basically a resort fee. I am hugely anti-​resort fee, but it was interesting to see the shoe on the other foot; I only used wi-​fi when I knew I needed to work on my computer, and I did calisthenics in my room. I would have preferred not to have to make the nickel and dime decisions at all, so maybe I’m just anti all fees. Free free free!
While the restaurants, service, rooms, facilities, and no resort fees all work in M’s favor, that doesn’t get the hotel any closer to the Strip. It was relatively convenient to drive into town (15 minutes on the freeway, or a free shuttle to the Tropicana), but you don’t really want to schlep back and forth, which explains why we ate on-​site so often. It was a very quiet stay, okay because I was on business, but as a tourist, I like the action on the Strip!
I’d say if you want the peace and quiet, only want to hit the Strip from time to time, or you come to Vegas frequently and like trying different hotels, definitely go for it.

I recently stayed at the M Resort Spa Casino for a family wedding weekend. First of all, free parking and valet, which is currently the norm in the Las Vegas area but that will soon change with the MGM properties. It was nice to be able to pull up to the valet, unload our luggage, and hand the keys to someone without worrying about it. The front desk is to the left of the entrance and our front desk clerk was welcoming. After handing over ID and a credit card, we were given our room keys and instructed that the card would power the room so one of them would need to be in the slot for the electricity to work. I love green hotels! The door was a bit hard to open, you really have to put your weight onto the handle. At first, we thought our card hadn’t been activated but the light turned green. It was just hard to open. My boyfriend had to do it for me; I guess I need to do some more arm exercises or something.
The room was really spacious and clean. We had the «mountain view» aka the cheap view, but we had a nice tub with separate toilet area, two sinks, enclosed shower, flat screen TV, bathroom mirror TV and plenty of room to spread out in after a long drive into the desert. The blackout shades were a nice touch, but ours didn’t open. The king sized bed was nice and comfortable. There were two areas to hang up clothes as well as drawers to unpack into. The bar and mini fridge was full of expensive drinks and snacks that we didn’t touch. We brought our own water and went out for food.
They had a «Go Green» tag that if you put on your door, the housekeeping team would skip cleaning your room and give you a $ 5 coupon to use in the resort on spa services, food or drink. There was a BOGO coupon for the Hostile Grape wine bar but when we called to inquire about hours, we were informed that it was closed all weekend for a private event (thanks a lot Remini Sport). The complimentary toiletries were from Spa Mio in the Eucalyptus Tangerine scent but it was more eucalyptus than tangerine. The soap dish was completely flat so it allowed the wet soap to completely bond with it, making removal challenging. I really liked the extra vanity stool in the bathroom which added to the comfort of the guests. Instead of complimentary water, they gave us one complimentary lip balm. They don’t charge resort fees which is nice but that also means that if you want to use the fitness center or spa amenities, you pay $ 15/​day. If you book a spa appointment, then they waive the $ 15 usage fee. You pay for what you use and I know some folks don’t use certain amenities, but I’ve never had to pay to use a hotel gym before.
Everything aside, it’s easily one of the nicest rooms I’ve stayed in awhile. There wasn’t too much sound that carried over from outside or next door to us but if you listened closely, you could hear it, otherwise the rooms were quiet. I enjoyed my stay at the M Resort and would consider staying there again. 4.5 stars.

Will always be near, if not at the top of my list of fave locals’ casinos. Their promotions really haven’t slowed as far as gift giveaways, if you’re partial to gaming.
They also have rotating dining specials. The restaurant variety here has Stations beat, in my opinion. With the addition of an Asian restaurant (Jayde Fuzion), they now have an upscale steakhouse, buffet, deli, casual burger option and Italian. The Hostile Grape wine cellar also serves food though is only open Wed-​Sat. There’s also a seasonal grille at the pool and the coffee/​dessert shop Baby Cakes.
They also have 4 gaming bars (32 Degree draft bar, M Bar, Casino Bar and Ravello Lounge).
If you want an ultralounge experience without the $ 20 plus drink prices, try M Bar. Their specialty cocktail menu is reasonably priced. Their concert venue has a nice variety of shows such as tribute bands and the occasional headliner type. I’ve been to the pool a few times when there was no charge for locals. That changed and it’s worth checking out even if you have to pay. Rooms are nice and some will have a Strip view, albeit a view from miles away.

Sad to see this hotel change so much. Few years back, it was THE place to dine, and relax. Not any more.
The quality of everything has gone down. Starting from Baby Cakes all the way down to the steak house. The buffet is now no better than any station casinos. Sad.
The place look clean and smells good. The casino floor was kinda empty but I guess it wasn’t late enough

This resort has the worst management ever. Due to their own stupidity, they forced me to cancel one of my room reservations a week before my trip. I’m not a huge gambler so there’s pretty much no loss for them but it’s really unfortunate how they respond to their own mistakes. I’m probably just blowing off steam but it does feel horrible to have to change plans last minute due to human error. I won’t be staying at this resort ever again. Ok, got it off my chest. Las Vegas, here I come!!!
Actual review:
This hotel is way off the main strip. Your walk to any near by resort would take you about 2 hours. The sushi bar is the worst sushi bar in, probably all of the west coast. The buffet is awesome though. The desserts are great and the service is (was) always nice. The casino itself is huge although they do lack in the table games department. The pool view is of the strip, which makes you wish you were a bit closer but it is relaxing to lounge at. The Italian restaurant was pretty good but it’s been awhile since I’ve been to it.
If this is your first time visiting Vegas I would definitely pick a hotel on the strip. If you’re flying in, I’d definitely pick a resort on the strip. If you’re a quiet low key person like myself and just want to play without all the ruckus, this is a great resort. The rooms are quite nice as well. I gave 1 star, cause their customer service just stressed me out and I make money to relax on my vacations.

El buffet de este lugar es el mejor de Vegas. Muchísima variedad de comida con calidad exquisita. 40 $ por persona en fin de semana. Bebidas incluidas. Vino cerveza y champan incluido. Postres y café. Helados caseros.
Lo mejor para mi fue el curri verde y las pizzas caseras.
Cocinan delante de ti.
Las sopas estupendas.
Variedad de ensaladas, carnes, cocina del mundo (sushi, China, thai, Americana, italiana, vietnamita…)
Panes variados riquísimos. Y mariscos incluidos (ostras, almejas, patas de buey de mar, calamares, gambas, todo cocido o salteado. Buenísimo.
Las esperas son largas en horas punta de comida y cena. Merece la pena.
Si eres jugador te hacen descuento a partir de los puntos que tengas.
El taxi desde la zona de caesar palace es aproximadamente 40 $. Esta algo alejado del resto de casinos.