Stayed in the SkyLofts for four nights and five days with some close friends for a "guys trip". The folks that run SkyLofts have it together as far as guest service is concerned. From the Butler to the Concierge these folks were on it from minute one to the moment we checked out.

We had a techincal problem with the iPod player in the room and the maintenance guy was there in seconds. The views were incredible. The bathroom made me want to renovate our bathroom back home to model the one at the SkyLofts. Unreal!

If you are looking for five star VIP treatment, then this is IT!

The 2 bedroom skyloft was the best hotel room I have ever stayed in. I got the 2 bedroom to have 2 full bathrooms and it was worth every penny. The 1 bedroom version is just as nice. The rates usually start at about $600 for the 1 bedroom and $1100 for the 2 bedroom. Simply put amazing. Movies are free so is everything in the fridge. The service is so good its a pain in the butt. I like to be left alone and ignored. A wave and Hi is more my style. If you ask you will recieve. Anyone spending close to the $600 per night somewhere else is wasting there money. They have a great pool area with a floating river. I have stayed at mandalay bay and yes the pool area is nice but the mgm pool area is just as nice. The rooms are sound proof no neighbor noise. I would sit in the jacuzzi bath that always flowed water watching 2 tv sets. 1 was at least 30'' plus and the other a pathetic 13'' or so LOL. For a guy 2 tvs in the bathroom its paradise. I mean all cable channels and free pay per view movies of all sorts. Regular and adult for you pervs. I was watching harry potter. Wonder what that says about me. LOL. The room has 2 floors and nicely decorated. I can't think of 1 thing I would change. I stayed at the wynn 2 bedroom suite on the golf coarse and that was pathetic compared to the skyloft. We didnt even utilize any of the extras that come with the skyloft like your personnel butler but he is there. I won't even go into anymore details because there are too many extras that this room has and this simply should be a no brainer for you. Just go and enjoy. If you get the 2 bedroom ask for the 2 bedroom with the pool table. Great pool table room with big couch and 60'' tv. My wife actually enjoyed the pool table very very very much. Remember to chalk up your pool stick before use. The room cane get very humid and sticky. Have a great trip.

Words alone cannot express the wonderful experience that you will encounter if the SKYLOFTS is your place of residence. From meeting Michilini (the greeter at the airport), to the ride in the Maybach, to the welcome at the hotel, it was totally mind blowing and I would give anything, well almost anything to experience that again. Yes it may be a bit pricey, but hey, you only have but one life and sometimes you just have to live it to the fullest. I would recommend this hotel stay to anyone, you will not be disappointed at all. This is a once in a lifetrime experience, please, if you get an opportunity, stay here! You will not regret it nor will you forget it.

One of the experiences in life that should not be passed up! When the private elevator arrives at the top floor and you are escorted past the AAA Five Diamond award plaque only then do you realize that it seems every employee in the building has been informed of your "arrival." The Skylofts is absolutely, positively over the top, and why not...It's VEGAS!

I was fortunate enough to stay in a 2-bedroom loft during my stay. When I say loft I mean 3000 square feet of the most extravagant, state of the art living known anywhere. If modern is your thing I have not seen a hotel that comes close to this place at any price. The room itself is worth the price of admission, the personal service puts it over the top. From the moment you are picked up in the Maybach limo you start to realize what is to come. Ask the driver to demonstrate how the glass roof magically changes from frosted to transparent, very cool. Pulling into the sea of people and vehicles at the front entrance of the MGM, everything seems to yield to you. A side entrance to a private elevator and a quick ride up to the top floor wisks you from the fast action of the casino floor to the tranquil serenity of the Skylofts commons. A short walk follows to your room where your butler awaits and you are presented with your check-in documents, sitting at your dining room table with a welcome beverage and fresh fruit. I would highly recommend taking the butler's offer of a tour and demonstration of the technology and features of the room.

Don't let the formal appearance of the staff intimidate you. They are very friendly and understanding to guests such as myself that aren't accustomed to this amount of pampering. Don't hesitate to ask questions, they will do whatever is possible to satisfy your request and make you feel comfortable. When I inquired about possibly eating at Craftsteak that night, I was met with a reservation at the time I requested. What I wasn't prepared for was the very large table in the center of the restaurant that had the appearance it was reserved for special guests. Coincidence? Probably not.

Some previous guests complain about the Skylofts being located in the MGM. I disagree, I say take it for all it has to offer. Have the concierge arrange the best seats in the house to KA, eat dinner at the restaurant of your choice. It's all just a short walk. Once you tire of the action downstairs, a quick elevator ride transports you back to your room and the world away from reality.

Tips for the first stay at Skylofts:
- Don't forget your iPod. The room has a docking station/charger that integrates all your songs, controllable through the remote controls, to all the speakers in the room. When I say speakers, I mean the most crystal clear Bang & Olufsen speakers I've ever heard.

- Attend the cocktail hour in the commons area. Apparently most of the celebrities staying at the MGM choose to stay in the Skylofts. You never know who you might bump into.

- Order room service. The prices are reasonable. When I requested breakfast at 7:30, there literally was a knock at the door at 7:30, not a second before or after. Not sure how they managed to be exactly in sync with the watch on my wrist, but I wouldn't be surprised...

The first thing I do now when planning a trip to town is check room rates at the Skylofts, it really is that good!