In my opinion it has all the qualities I look for in hotel, casino, spa, dining, and service.Nailing down who owns each casino in Las Vegas becomes a more challenging and confusing exercise by the day. Downtown would be a bit more, and Sams Town would be slightly more also.the M is sort of all by itself.īut you will LOVE the M. You would need to take an UBER to get to any of these places. My other recommendations, strictly for gambling, are Sams Town on Boulder Hwy and West Flamingo, Main Street Starion, or the California Hotel, which are in “Downtown” Las Vegas. If you’re gambling, I recommend doing that OFF of the strip, as your odds of winning will be better. I wouldn’t gamble at those places though. Or the Rio which is across the 15 freeway, on W Flamingo. I would check out the Cromwell, and perhaps the Aria in the Center Strip area. 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.

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