Mandalay Bay Hotel

Rooms: 3,211, including 436 suites.

Floors: 43 stories.

Casino: 135,000 square feet of gaming featuring 100+ tables of casino table games and nearly 1,200 slot/video poker machines.

Sportsbook: 300-seat facility with over 100-televisions and big-screens.

Poker room: 10-table room.

Dining: 20+ restaurants and quickbite options.

Attractions: Swingers Crazy Golf and The Shark Reef.

Shows: Michael Jackson One by Cirque du Soleil.

Entertainment: Various headlining shows and sporting events.

Clubs: Daylight Beach Club and Moorea Beach Club.

Nightlife: Several bars and lounges.

Shopping: 40+ shops and restaurants located in Mandalay Place, a boutique mall that connects Mandalay Bay to the Luxor in addition the several resort shops.

Pool: 11-acres of beach environment includes three pools, a lazy river and a wave pool with a sand-and-surf beach.

Spa: The 30,000 square-foot Spa Mandalay offers multiple types of massages and services as well as a full-service salon. The connected W resort has a 14,000 square-foot Bathhouse spa.

Fitness center: 3,000 square-foot fitness center.

Wedding chapel: Three wedding chapels.

Convention center: 1.7 million square-feet.

Internet: Yes, high-speed wireless internet access.

Business services: Yes.

Accessible rooms: Yes.

Check in: 3 p.m.

Check out: 11 a.m.

Resort fees: $50 (plus tax) per night.

Incidental deposit: $100 per night.

Pets: Dogs are allowed for an extra charge.

Monorail: A free monorail runs from Excalibur to Mandalay Bay and back; from Excalibur you can cross to the MGM Grand and use the regular monorail which reaches the rest of the strip.

Parking: Self parking is $20 for up to 24h (weekends are $5 extra for non-hotel guests). Valet is $40 for up to 24h. Electric charging station on-site.

F.A.Q: Frequently Asked Questions

About: Opened in 1999, Mandalay Bay is a lush, tropical resort with a Balinese theme. As guests enter from the Las Vegas Strip, intricately carved stone statues silently welcome them to the Valley of the Waterfalls where spectacular fire pots, cascading waterfalls, mythical architecture and verdant landscaping set the stage for discoveries of treasures yet to come. Throughout the 60-acre property, thousands of palm trees create the sense of a sheltering oasis. The feeling of a vibrant paradise continues in the hotel’s registration lobby where visitors find a 14-foot-high, salt-water aquarium reminiscent of the beautiful coral reefs of the South Pacific. The impressive 12,200-gallon exhibit is filled with dozens of aquatic species including eight types of Angelfish.