Skylofts were the first to get televisions embedded in the mirrors, and you can watch TV from your cool, infinity-edged bathtub (which also incorporates color therapy, in case you feel like turning the place into your private spa). These rooms are among the sleekest on the Strip.

Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down.

A private bar, espresso machine, different teas and snacks are all stocked in the rooms. It's the little extras, though, that you might appreciate the most, since these rooms really are pretty far away from regular hotel amenities (or a Starbucks). Lots and lots of TVs and technology to control everything (an 'environment remote' lets you control the temperature, curtains and lights). Any of that find its way into your suitcase? The rooms in Skylofts are designed to feel like actual residential apartments, so there is cool art (black and white sculptures), and there are plenty of places to entertain. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. In fact, there's a pillow menu with 15 different kinds of pillows with different fills and firmness. They got us? The beds here are top-notch, with beautiful white Anichini linens and lots of pillows. We’re craving some deep, restorative sleep.

They'll even stock your room with whatever you want before you arrive, and draw a bath for you. While the listed prices are between $2,000 and $5,000 per night and the one-bedrooms are 1400 square feet, we have seen prices as low as $1042 for the one-bedroom-a great deal, considering the fact that your stay comes with transportation to and from the hotel (maybe even in the hotel's Rolls Royce Ghost) VIP everything and no standing in line and private butler service. Depending on the time of year, you can actually score these lofts for less than you might think. I've been in both the one-bedroom and two-bedroom lofts (they have up to three bedrooms). They're young and hip, and/or high rollers at the hotel who have been invited to stay. This is a fairly private crew, although you may see them in the Sky Lounge, which, as the name suggests, is for the exclusive use of Skylofts guests. What’s the crowd like? You might see other Skylofts guests, but likely not. You'll take a private elevator from MGM's grand tower to the Sky Lobby on the 29th floor, and from there, you'll be whisked to one of the 51 two-floor, loft-style accommodations high above the Las Vegas Strip. How did it strike you on arrival? In the Skylofts, you feel like you've been let into some kind of delicious secret with these suites.

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