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. Some fine dining establishments MIGHT have a jacket policy, but I can’t think of any off hand. You’ll be surprised how TERRIBLE many folks DO dress! It’s really sort of tacky if you ask me...... When I’m going out for dinner and a show, I dress appropriately. 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. 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. The M really has everything you could possibly want or need....so you may not even want to leave the property. They’ve got several VERY nice restaurants, and one of the best buffets in Las Vegas. As you’re in your 20s. I would check out the Cromwell, and perhaps the Aria in the Center Strip area. Or the Rio which is across the 15 freeway, on W Flamingo. That’s where the 20 somethings hang out. I wouldn’t gamble at those places though. If you’re gambling, I recommend doing that OFF of the strip, as your odds of winning will be better. The M is a great place to gamble. 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. You would need to take an UBER to get to any of these places. Center Strip might run you $15-$20. Downtown would be a bit more, and Sams Town would be slightly more also.....the M is sort of all by itself. But you will LOVE the M. In my opinion it has all the qualities I look for in hotel, casino, spa, dining, and service.

The M is “on the Strip”.......however, it is perhaps 6 or 7 miles South of McCarran airport. The “center strip” area, Bellagio, Cesar’s Palace, etc. is perhaps 2-3 Miles North of McCarran airport. So the M is rather remote, and there are not other large casinos and hotels near it. If you wanted to visit the Center Strip area....you would definitely need to arrange local transport. The concierge at the M can easily assist with this. So if you plan to do a lot of traveling from casino to casino.....the M would NOT be centrally located, Regarding DOWNTOWN (Fremont Street).....this is a separate area, perhaps 8-10 miles from Mc Curran Airport. I would estimate your “travel times” as follows: Mc Carran Airport to the M. 20-25 minutes M to Center Strip Area (Cesar’s Palace). 25-30 minutes M to Fremont Street (Downtown Las Vegas). 35-40 minutes Center Strip Area to Fremont Street (Downtown) 20-25 minutes So it really depends on how much traveling you want to do when you’re there. If you’re planning a weekend trip, then the M might be a great choice. They have several really nice restaurants, very nice pool, with disability lifts, spa, an AMAZING buffet, sports book, night club....very nice open lounge area. The rooms are very modern with separate tubs, and everything is very ADA accessible. Also, the M does not get any “foot traffic”.....somthe clientele in the casino will likely be mostly hotel guests, Some of the Center Strip properties get a LOT of foot traffic and people just walking from casino to casino....and some are tailored specifically for younger millennials. So it really depends on the “crowd” you want....or don’t want. At the M you will see middle to upper class clientele, some kids, but not too many.....the decor and casino are BEAUTIFUL and you will not feel like you are in a cram packed casino with people pushing and loud night clubs. Whatever property you choose, I would ABSOLUTELY contact their concierge IN ADVANCE of your arrival, and let them know your SPECIFIC ADA NEEDS.....they will be more than happy to book local transport that will accommodate you. I hope this helps!

I always call the resort to ask. But it looks like somebody already told you they do! Enjoy!

No parking fee

No info on their website, but it may be too soon. TA wont let me enter the website url but you can google M casino in Las Vegas.

The M recently started to charge a resort fee. I believe this resort fee covers entrance to their health club...and the spectacular pool area. Not positive....you MAY have to pay a few more bucks for the health club. But the amenities at the M are SPECTACULAR.....AND VERY NICE! The last time I stayed at the M I was invited for 2 nights complimentary and I politely questioned the purpose of the fee, and they were very happy to waive it for me. That being said....I did pay I believe $15 to use the health club. But like I mentioned.....the amenities are VERY nice all throughout the property, so I have zero problem paying a few extra dollars. It’s not a dealbreaker for me because I ALWAYS have a fantastic experience there....100% of the time. I’ve stayed at the M exclusively since they opened....a total of perhaps 25-30 stays. 100% satisfaction and exceed my expectation.