A beautiful hotel and casino. A very good buffet at a great price and free with some play. The players club is decent. Wish it was easier to get there by bus.

Clean, relaxing hotel and casino. Great buffet. OK for video poker and comps.

Rent a car if you're from out of town, or maybe use shuttle.

Beautiful place to stay. Rent a car if you like to keep your options open- traffic is not nearly as crazy as on the strip. Can't rate the tables- I don't play unless it's single deck 3/2 BJ. Food is fabulous- learned I don't like seaweed salad, but there was plenty of other American, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, etc food if you're not feeling as adventurous as I was. Slots are tight, but better than anything on the strip. All the rooms I saw had beautiful views. Baby Cakes was full of sweet works of art to eat. I reccomend the Mango ice cream to everyone.

I wish I could give a 6 for customer service. Every employee we have ever dealt with at M has been friendly, helpful and appreciative. It's obvious that M really emphasizes customer service to its employees. The weekday buffet is the best value in Vegas, easily comparing with the $35-and-up buffets on the strip.

The only downside is its location. You can't take advantage of the all-you-can-drink beer or wine at the buffet if you have to drive. Of course, you can solve that problem by staying in their four-star rooms with separate bath and shower, true HDtv and a typically overpriced minibar (okay, not everything's perfect!)

Last month we visited Las Vegas and on senior day visited the The M Resort Spa Casino. The buffet is half price if paying with points on that day. My wife used her points while I used a coupon that I received in the mail for a free buffet. The buffet is still great but expensive and the lines are still long. The players club was closed and merged with the cashiers office.
My wife stopped getting offers in the mail but I still do although they stopped giving free gifts like wine.