A Walk Through MGM National Harbor

Timeless design, impeccable service and spectacular amenities combine to create a new generation of resort experiences: MGM National Harbor, the first luxury gaming destination in the Capital Region. Guests will be drawn into the bold, forward-looking design and breathtaking spaces as they discover excitement at every turn: restaurants by some of the region’s most celebrated chefs, an intimate theater showcasing the hottest acts in entertainment, an immersive spa escape, luxurious rooms and suites and much more. MGM National Harbor will be the ultimate destination, whether for an evening of entertainment or an indulgent weekend getaway.

Architecture Situated on a hill overlooking the Potomac River, MGM National Harbor serves as a landmark to the community and gateway into Maryland. The overarching vision of the resort draws inspiration from Washington D.C.’s monumental architecture while also incorporating the natural beauty of the surrounding area, including vistas of the Potomac River and annual cherry tree bloom. While respecting the District’s historic sense of place highlighted by classical structures, MGM National Harbor embodies a modern and bold design that complements the sense of timelessness created by the Nation’s Capital buildings. Designed by architecture visionaries HKS Hospitality Group, MGM National Harbor’s architectural unfolds as guests explore the space, from the series of grand steps leading up to the lobby to its glistening knife-like tower rising vertically toward the sky. In designing the resort, it was important to not only pay homage to surrounding architectural marvels, but also to include MGM Resort’s legacy by incorporating trademark elements from Las Vegas resorts such as , ARIA and MGM Grand. The iconic lion, prominently displayed at MGM National Harbor’s VIP entrance, can also be found in front of MGM Grand on Las Vegas Boulevard as well as welcoming guests to MGM Grand Detroit and MGM Macau. Arrival

As guests travel up the tree-lined drive to the VIP entrance, they catch their first glimpse of Whirlpools by internationally acclaimed sculptor Alice Aycock. This commissioned work welcomes guests with Aycock’s compelling interpretation of water movement inspired by the nearby Potomac River. This large-scale installation, with hundreds of swirling or folded and curved aluminum plates, brings to life the feeling of waves whirling around you. Viewers can feel the power of this from a distance or watch it come to life as they examine the intricate patterns and attention to detail up close. As they walk inside, guests pass through two expansive water walls extending from the porte cochere. These curved walls, designed by Fluidity and inspired by those found in at ARIA’s entrance, are made of textured stone that create ever-changing geometric patterns as water flows, enveloping visitors in its serene presence punctuated by sweeping surges of choreographed water. In the evening, LED lights illuminate the walls. Just inside the VIP entrance is Fighting Cash by Liao Yibai. Currently based in New York, Yiabi explores U.S.- relations in his very political yet humorous stainless steel . This piece, which makes a powerful statement on trade relations and economics binding China and U.S., is best viewed from a 360-degree angle. Specializing in oversized everyday objects with a twist, Fighting Cash is an absurdist piece depicting Benjamin Franklin coming alive and bursting from a $100 bill, ready to box his counterpart on the 100 Yuan bill. Beyond that is The Conservatory, which draws its inspiration from Bellagio’s Conservatory and Botanical Gardens and serves as the centerpiece of the MGM National Harbor. It is a celebration of flowers and design that changes seasonally. Just outside the main porte cochere, which is located on the second level of the resort, guests encounter Unity by internationally renowned sculptor John Safer of Washington D.C. Unity’s 60-foot tall structures seemingly defy gravity as they stretch towards the sky and rotate 270 degrees from their base. Named for the nearly identical appearance of the three towers while acknowledging their differences, this piece represents an important principle for MGM Resorts: culturally diverse people coming together to work as a group. Guests entering from the Self Park entrance will be greeted by Bob Dylan’s first permanent public sculpture, Portal. This iron gate, made entirely of found objects collected by Dylan himself, was welded together at his California studio and is the first of his projects to be on permanent display. Dylan was recently awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his poetic expressions within the tradition of American song.

Lobby

Guests walking toward the reception desk will be immediately intrigued by the dramatic piece, Harbor, created by local Prince George’s County artist Margaret Boozer. This abstract map of the region, created with 10,000 pounds of clay excavated from the resort’s construction site, continues to evolve as the soil hardens, revealing new cracks and texture changes and an ever changing experience each time a guest visits. A series of ceramic totems and vessels from another Price George County artist, Ani Kasten, greets guests in the VIP check-in lobby. These nine separate works are comprised of two collections, White Birch Totems and Long-stem Bottle Forms. Each ceramic piece is wheel- thrown and hand-built by Kasten, then carved and stamped to create unique textures and patterns for each piece. Guests looking directly above the Conservatory will discover a photo of a Washington D.C. cherry tree in bloom taken in 2015. Cherry Blossom photography, taken by Prince George’s County native and photographer Ron Beverly, is prominently displayed throughout the resort including on walls, in elevator cabs, and even decorative pillows in select suites. Showcasing three local artists as guests arrive to the lobby was no coincidence, the designers chose their locations specifically to create a sense of home where guests will check into the hotel.

Conservatory

At the center of the resort is The Conservatory, a vibrant tableau of flora and striking design elements. Guests are immersed in designer Ed Libby’s expression of traditional elements through non-traditional means that evokes the feeling of each season without being literal: the holidays without evergreens, springtime in Washington without cherry blossom trees—or at least not in the style one might expect. The first display, “Holiday Reflections,” is a contemporary forest filled with a series of geometric holiday trees and more than 70,000 flowers, sourced from local nonprofit Melwood, which supports adults with differing abilities. By day, the space is lit with an abundance of natural light that pours from the expansive glass ceiling, by night, the display glows with glittering lights, creating an enchanting experience that’s sure to draw visitors back again and again.

Art at MGM National Harbor

MGM National Harbor is home to a major permanent collection of art in Prince George’s County, encouraging visitors to discover the pieces that have been seamlessly integrated into the resort’s public spaces. Inspired by the rich history of the Capital Region, The Heritage Collection showcases commissioned and procured works by visionary local and international sculptors, photographers and mixed-media artists including Bob Dylan, Margaret Boozer, Alice Aycock, Sam Gilliam, John Dreyfuss, John Safer, Liao Yibai and Chul Hyun Ahn, among others. From the moment guests arrive to MGM National Harbor they encounter a sensory experience unlike any other. Guests will be immersed in a storyline unique to the resort with every aspect of the art – from the piece to the location to the orientation – carefully selected and strategically designed to complement the space. Featuring works from more than a dozen artists working with a variety of mediums – including aluminum, clay, stainless steel, bronze, watercolors, photography and more – the collection ranges from large-scale sculptures and paintings to photography and LED light boxes, creating a rich visual experience.

Signature Restaurants

MGM National Harbor is home to a powerhouse line up of acclaimed chefs to lead its culinary program. Each concept has been carefully crafted to pay homage to the culture and influence of the region’s prominent culinary landscape.

Specialty Dining:

MARCUS – Making his Capital Region debut, five-time James Beard Award-winning Chef Marcus Samuelsson has crafted a menu honoring his cultural roots while showcasing distinct coastal flavors of the local landscape. Samuelsson serves culinary creations for breakfast, lunch and dinner including signature dishes such as his whole fried chicken, Miss Leah’s Blackened Catfish, Muffin Top Pot Pie and Red Velvet Cake N’Shake. The space, anchored around an open kitchen, offers two bars where guests can grab a signature cocktail or craft beer, as well as a patio overlooking the Conservatory. The overall vision for this concept was designed by Parts & Labor Design of New York, and encourages a celebratory and festive atmosphere, making it the ideal setting for either a special event or a casual stop for a quick snack while enjoying live music.

FISH by José Andrés – Internationally acclaimed chef José Andrés, named one of Time’s “100 Most Influential People,” and who most recently received the National Humanities Medal from President Obama, introduces a unique seafood-focused concept overlooking the Potomac from the prow of MGM National Harbor. Drawing inspiration from the bounty of the regional Chesapeake Watershed, the restaurant’s menu features locally sourced ingredients and fresh seafood, prepared with local and international cooking techniques. The delicious dishes incorporate diverse flavor combinations and profiles such as Cornmeal Crusted Sunburst Ruby Trout, Cedar Planked Arctic Char and Grilled Rockfish, additional favorites include Maryland blue crab and oysters from the Rappahannock River. Diners can select their preferred setting including cocktail, sushi or tempura bars with exciting views of interactive kitchen stations. When the weather is nice, Chef Andrés plans to host outdoor clam bakes on the patio. Co- designed by Capella Garcia Arquitectura and Avenue Interior Design, the space highlights extraordinary details such as the undulating seafood bar and a wall of aquariums and tanks showcasing the day’s catch.

Voltaggio Brothers Steak House – Brothers and Top Chef champions Bryan and Michael Voltaggio join forces, for the first time, to open a contemporary steakhouse concept. The menu highlights regional specialties, drawing inspiration from their home state of Maryland. Offering steakhouse fare with a twist such as Shrimp Cocktail made with fermented radish and banana ketchup; the Iceberg Wedge Salad made with liquid nitrogen gorgonzola snow, pickled onions and tomato jam; and the Russet Potato, a twice-baked potato made with bacon, white cheddar foam and smoked sour cream. The wine program complements the flavorful dishes by featuring classic pairings such as Bordeaux and Napa Valley Cabernet, with an Italian twist. The Voltaggio brothers wanted this restaurant to feel like the home they grew up in. The Living Room offers sofa-like seating and floor-to-ceiling drapery, while the Dining Room evokes formal elegance with fine china. Conversely, The Family Room focuses on a more relaxed atmosphere with the Eat-In Kitchen featuring exposed pantries and nook seating. Designed by Design Bureaux, this steakhouse is unique both visually and experientially.

Casual Dining

Bellagio Pâtisserie – Designed to evoke the iconic European-inspired pastry shop at Bellagio in Las Vegas, this eatery offers everything from crepes, sandwiches and salads to gelatos, pastries, cookies and coffee drinks. At the helm is World Pastry Champion Sylvain Bortolini who also serves as the resort’s executive pastry chef. The whimsical space was designed by Design Bureaux.

Ginger – This Pan-Asian restaurant serves authentic cuisine from regions all over Asia: Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and Korean, and is named for the common ingredient found in each. Here, guests can enjoy traditional dishes such as Boiled Sea Bass with Szechuan spicy soup, Chaozhou-style Oyster Omelet and Fish Ball with Fish Broth. Designer Studio McCormack drew inspiration from across Asia to establish the design aesthetic including an abacus fixture flanking the entry and an ancient temple bell-inspired hostess desk.

TAP Sports Bar – Inspired by TAP Sports Bar in MGM Grand in Las Vegas, designers Studio McCormack intended this spot to be as comfortable and authentic as your neighborhood bar. Diners can indulge in classic bar favorites with a gourmet twist including crispy rib tips, lobster beignets and poutine. The main courses – TAP Majors, as they’re called – include Pork Ribs, Roast Chicken Thighs and, of course, classic Maryland Crab Cakes. The restaurant also offers wine by the keg, which preserves freshness. Additionally, TAP has partnered with the local True Chesapeake Oyster Co. Farm to create the resort’s own private label oysters, called Lucky Shuck. Once these oysters have been eaten, the shells are recycled back into the beds to help filter and clean the bay. Guests are encouraged to hang with friends and enjoy a variety of bar games including beer pong and cornhole. Three outdoor fire pits overlooking the Potomac ensure TAP has some of the best seats in the house. National Market – A vibrant indoor/outdoor food market concept overlooking the scenic Potomac River, National Market offers 10 unique, approachable dining options with an international flair. The warm and inviting décor encourages guests to dine and socialize in a bustling setting. Exposed brick, weathered paving stones and design elements unique to each venue create the chic feel of an urban setting. Pappas Crabcakes – Founder Mark Pappas created the famed crabcake concept in 1972 and his vision of offering fresh seafood paired with quality service still holds true today. Here, weathered wood accents and a long counter welcome guests to pull-up a seat and enjoy the seafood cuisine. Honey’s Fried Chicken and Doughnuts – This Southern-style counter specializes in mouth-watering buttermilk chicken, BBQ wings, home-style sides and doughnuts in inventive flavors including huckleberry glazed, apple fritter and banana pudding. Blackboard menus and exposed brick walls give this venue a true, down-home, Southern feel. Amo Los Tacos – Concrete walls and a Mexican-style dyed tile counter front greet guests at this modern taco stand serving customizable tacos, quesadillas, burritos and tostadas served with freshly made tortillas, salads and authentic sides. Zizi’s Pizza – This New York-style pizza shop captures the essence of wholesome Italian cooking in an atmosphere with the vibe of an outdoor restaurant in the heart of . The menu showcases MGM National Harbor Executive Chef Jason Johnston’s grandmother’s recipes and offers pizzas whole and by the slice, Sicilian-style pies, calzones, meatballs and garlic knots. GWBW George Washington Beer and Wine – A contemporary bar offering a wide selection of beer and wine located right in the heart of the high-energy Market, GWBW is a great place to gather with friends and enjoy wine by the bottle, glass or flight. Guests may sample some of the eight wine flights to compare varietals, region or style, or try one of craft brews available on draft, bottle or flight. District Deli – Named for the Nation’s Capital, but inspired by a traditional New York- style deli, this sandwich haven is the ideal lunch spot. Sandwiches feature carved meats roasted on-site daily; fresh deli-style breads including pumpernickel, sourdough and seeded rye; and regional cheeses as well as bottled, cold-pressed organic juices made in- house for those looking to add a healthful boost to their meal. Bahn Mi Vietnamese Kitchen – Vietnamese sandwiches on soft baguettes, salad bowls topped with pickled vegetables, spring rolls and pho noodle soup are all served at this traditional outpost. Flavors such as Thai basil, toasted peanuts, chiles and green papaya add some spice to every visit. S’Cream – A retro, 50s-style ice cream shop designed to delight adults and children, offers modern flavors juxtaposed by a nostalgic vibe. Ice cream, sorbet and cones made in-house are served alongside frozen desserts including milkshakes, root beer floats and Peach Melba. Bento – Fresh selections of fish such as salmon, tuna, Hamachi octopus and halibut are expertly prepared by a team of skilled sushi chefs and served from the chef directly to guests at this Japanese counter. Menu items include sashimi, nigiri, specialty and hand rolls. Shake Shack – Founded by legendary restaurateur Danny Meyer, Shake Shack is a critically acclaimed, modern day “roadside” burger stand known for its 100% all-natural Angus beef burgers and flat-top Vienna beef dogs (no added hormones and no antibiotics ever), 100% all-natural cage-free chicken (no antibiotics ever), spun-fresh frozen custard, crinkle cut fries, craft beer and wine and more.

Potomac Plaza

This patio is a gathering place designed to take advantage of the gorgeous surroundings of the banks of the Potomac River. Guests dining at FISH or TAP can choose to dine al fresco here, while others choose to simply take in the views. This location also can be used for private events for up to 500 guests. Here, an oval-shaped pool, designed by Fluidity, anchors the terrace, which spans a monumental 171 feet. More than 100 water jets shoot rotating arcs of water to create geometric shapes and, by night, the water is lit with color-changing LED lights. Further enhancing the ambiance of Potomac Plaza is Series of Six Sculptures by Washington D.C. based artist John Dreyfuss. Holes within these sculptures create directed perspectives within the group, with the last piece actually framing the Washington Monument. Nightlife, Lounges and Bars

From quiet bars and lounges where guests can relax to sophisticated lounges specializing in craft cocktails, National Harbor has redefined the nightlife scene in the Nation’s Capital by introducing a series of hot spots designed to become the standard for the region’s most discerning guests. Blossom Cocktail Lounge – MGM National Harbor’s center bar is inspired by and pays homage to D.C.’s celebrated Cherry Blossom season. Open 24 hours, this sophisticated gaming lounge, created by Clique Hospitality, is the epitome of style. By tapping the talents of a celebrated local mixologist, many of the modern inventive cocktails, house-made mixers and creative shooters reflect the Capital Region. Micro- and macro-brewed beers also are featured. Guests can relax while taking in the action from the casino and six blackjack tables in the heart of the room; eight strategically placed high-definition TVs allow guests to stay abreast of exciting game-day action at all times. Design elements such as silver leaf panels on the ceiling capture the pleasure of sitting under a tree amongst fallen petals. Kirk Nix, owner of KNA Design, focused on elements that evoke the feeling of the outdoors, such as a wood-plank ceiling adorned with custom-made branch-like light fixtures adorned with transparent globes emulating petals. Felt Bar & Lounge – This cosmopolitan lounge created by Clique Hospitality honors Washington D.C. as a symbol of history. The modern archival library atmosphere is created through golf-leaf accents, ebony bookshelves and archival books that create a playful spirit. Versatile seating options allow guests to enjoy cocktails in the convivial areas while communal bar seating is available for guests who choose to linger indefinitely while relaxing with friends or meeting new ones. On select nights, live entertainment sets the tone for one of the region’s hottest new go-to venues. The mixology program, featuring the most creative bartenders in the region, presents classics as well as of-the-moment drinks with unexpected garnishes and elements such as sparklers and smoke infusion. An exclusive beverage cart featuring hard-to-find spirits and high-end cocktails made tableside, one of the first spots in the area to offer this service, allows guests to expand their palates. Guests looking for a little fresh air or who prefer to sip cocktails al fresco can slip out onto Felt’s terrace, which overlooks the shores of the Potomac. Nautically inspired seating and a cozy stone fire pit complement the celebratory atmosphere. Lobby Bar – Just off the lobby, this bar offers an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere. Here, the natural landscape design beckons to guests looking for a serene place to relax, sip cocktails and gather with friends. A back-lit glass panel featuring more of Ron Beverly’s cherry blossom photography complements the natural wood décor, earth-toned color palette and wood columns creating a beautiful location showcasing the picturesque scenery and historic surroundings located just outside the resort. Casino Bar – This intimate bar, located conveniently on the casino floor, allows guests to relax while providing a reprieve from the gaming action.

Theater

MGM National Harbor joined forces with Live Nation, one of the world’s leading live entertainment companies, to develop a world-class lineup for The Theater. The 3,000-seat venue has become the entertainment epicenter of the Capital Region and is the first of its kind in the area to be integrated into a resort, making it perfect for a weekend getaway or dinner-and-show experience. All levels of The Theater offer guests a wide selection of food and beverage options including mid-show libations and bites. Delivering on the promise of bringing A-list performers and high-profile events – normally reserved for large-scale arenas – to an intimate setting with unrivaled amenities, The Theater opened with legendary R&B group Boyz II Men and followed with an impressive list of performers including Sting, , Bruno Mar and Lionel Richie. Ticketing for the venue is handled exclusively by Ticketmaster, a Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. company and the world’s leading ticketing provider. Setting itself apart in the market, The Theater features reconfigurable seating options to deliver prime sightlines for every guest. Advanced telescopic seating allows for custom arrangements for each event, from a traditional concert layout to a 360-degree configuration for boxing. The venue’s flexibility allows for a capacity of 3,000 guests for reserved-seating events with slightly more than 4,000 for general admission shows. The Theater houses seven VIP suites where guests can enjoy the view of a lifetime via their private box. A wide variety of amenities including a private entrance, VIP lobby featuring a full- service bar and stylish décor, personalized catering offerings are sure to please even the most discerning guest. The Theater’s three center suites can be combined, creating the ultimate party destination for up to 200 guests. Meeting and convention planners can coordinate top-notch banquets and speaking engagements using the venue’s scalable chair and table designs. The resort’s catering department can assist with creating a gourmet food and beverage menu featuring a variety of experiences to choose from.

Casino MGM National Harbor sets the new standard for gaming. With more than 125,000 square feet of vibrant gaming space, MGM National Harbor quickly became region’s most advanced, high-tech industry leader. Designed by KNA design, elements such as the paneling above the pits and along the pathways throughout the casino are patterned with a wave print, recalling the undulating flow of the Potomac River and complementing the other water elements throughout the resort. Boasting more than 125 table games including blackjack, roulette and craps, a 39-table Poker Room, 25 variations of carnival games such as 3-card Poker and Let it Ride and more than 3,300 slot machines, MGM National Harbor offers something for everyone. New table game side bets and progressive jackpots offer players the chance to win big. The designated Asian gaming pit offering Pai Gow and Baccarat is adorned with red lanterns, symbolizing good fortune and joy. On the casino floor, server-based gaming holds court with revolving themes and content providing more immersive and individualized gaming experiences. MGM National Harbor has teamed with Scientific Games to feature the TwinStar J43, a new cabinet design touting a cinematic game-play experience and exclusive content that’s designed to entertain.

A cutting-edge technological advancement making its presence known on the floor is the Australian-made A600 by Ainsworth. The sleek-designed innovative slot cabinet comes equipped with an LCD touchscreen deck, dynamic lighting and an extensive gaming library. An exciting new feature for gaming machines is the addition of USB ports, allowing players the ability to charge their cell phones and other devices while playing.

VIP guests looking to enhance their experience can enjoy an upscale gaming area featuring semi-private salons. Here, The Heritage Collection showcases Equestrian Musician (series of 12) comprised of painted pottery from China’s Tang Dynasty and Soviet American Array IV and Soviet American Array VI by Robert Rauschenberg which are greatly informed by his perception of himself as an outsider. Creating this series as part of Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange, this initiative came from his long-term commitment to human rights and the freedom of artistic expression. Offering one of the most high-end beverage programs ever experienced on the casino floor, Beverage Director Ricardo Murcia, incorporated a draft system allowing cocktails to be mixed on the spot using fresh-pressed juices. In addition, the overall wine program focuses on high-quality, small producers across the major wine-producing countries of the world, including some of the top wineries in .

Guest Rooms & Suites

MGM National Harbor has 308 rooms, 74 of which are suites, with the most luxurious of offerings. Floor-to-ceiling windows, wood and earth tones create a contemporary design with touches of the surrounding area. Capital View King – The 400-square-foot Capital View King room offers a view overlooking the Capital Region and everything a guest may need for working and entertainment including high-speed WiFi and an HD LCD TV. The bathroom is one of the focal features of the room with a glowing white shower enclosure that is reminiscent of the monuments glowing at night. Executive Suites – The 588-square-foot Executive Suite serves as an extension of the standard guest room, offering a luxurious retreat reminiscent of the cozy feel of an old-world sailing yacht with wood millwork throughout. A separate seating area is ideal for hosting cocktails. The Executive Suite also can function as a connector to the opulent Chairman Suite and can be reserved in conjunction with the resort’s top suite offering. King Suite – Measuring 797 square feet, the King Suite is efficiently designed as an ADA- accessible space with open floor plans and thoughtful amenities. A soothing accent wall highlights the main living room, while a streamlined bathroom design with an open shower allows for easy movement throughout the space. Corner Suites – With spectacular wraparound views, the 958-square-foot, one-bedroom Corner Suite impresses with its roomy layout and luxury apartment feel. Complete with a separate living room, integrated media center, sofa and large desk, the space flows seamlessly to the bedroom through a sliding door, where guests will be pleasantly surprised to find a TV that appears to be floating in air. Executive Corner Suites – Taking the suite offerings to the next level is the 1,465-square-foot Executive Corner Suite. In addition to a living room, couch and large desk, bonus amenities in this selection includes a traditional four-person dining area and an inviting plush round sofa in the bedroom – a great place to unwind and soak up stunning views of the Washington, D.C. skyline. Capital Suites – High tech and high style converge in the one-bedroom, 1,536-square-foot Capital Suite. A grand entrance opens into the center of the expansive living room outfitted with an oversized sectional, 75” HD LCD TV and floor-to-ceiling windows with vistas of the suite’s namesake. Off the palatial main space is a small library and reading room in addition to a fully stocked bar and bonus powder room. On the opposite side, the swanky master bedroom features a window wall, clean designs and warm, calming color schemes. Presidential Suite – At 2,462 square feet, the Presidential Suite exudes contemporary luxury with opulent amenities designed to entertain. A six-person dining table, bar and well-appointed seating area allows for any type of social or business gathering while spacious bedrooms on each end of the suite provide a relaxing retreat, complete with unique standalone oval tubs in each master bathroom. The all-glass wall offers a distinct view of the Potomac River. Chairman Suite – Upon entering the extravagant 3,210-square-foot, two-bedroom Chairman Suite via large double doors, guests are welcomed with a remarkable glass façade providing a stunning vantage point overlooking the nation’s capital and its monuments. A large living room with a state-of-the-art TV is accented by an elegant, dark panel that runs from the floor to the ceiling, while the main room flows into a kitchen, bar and full-size dining room. Adjacent to one of the two bedrooms in the suite is a secluded library and reading area, complete with a sectional couch, built-in desk and bookshelf. The hidden gem is the lavish master bathrooms, where standalone oval bathtubs are situated in front of floor-to-ceiling windows offering spectacular views.

Spa, Salon & Fitness Center

The spacious two-level Spa & Salon at National Harbor offers a totally immersive experience. Featuring 11 treatment rooms, a couple’s waiting area, hydro-therapy and a Vichy room, separate men’s and women’s spas with steam rooms and saunas, among other amenities, there is plenty for guests to explore and customize their experience in the the 27,000-square-foot oasis. An expansive menu of massages, facials and body treatments, exclusively designed by Clarins, ensure treatments combine the “Clarins Touch”—a specialized and skillful massage— with the purest plant extracts and aromatic essential oils. Select signature treatments available exclusively at the resort along with a variety of Clarins products, usually reserved for online sales only, are available for purchase in the spa’s boutique. Designed to optimize tranquility, the space has been stripped of ornamentation, allowing guests to focus on replenishing their mind, body and spirit. In the quiet, healing areas where guests can relax before and after treatments, sweeping vistas of the surrounding landscape are visible through floor-to-ceiling windows. Personalized attention in the full-service salon includes four stylist stations, a color room, makeup room, four manicure stations and six pedicure stations. A separate men’s barber lounge features indulgent shaves and haircuts in a well-appointed, masculine setting. The fitness center is fully equipped with 45 machines, free weights and circuit training areas. Instruction in a variety of core conditioning, flexibility, mobility and mind-body fitness techniques including yoga, Pilates and spin are offered in an intimate group or private movement studio with personal trainers available to further enhance the experience. During warmer months guests can opt for outdoor fitness training classes led by trained instructors on Potomac Plaza.

Pool As the weather warms, the resort will open the heated outdoor, infinity-edge pool, set amongst picturesque surroundings. Guests will find a relaxing respite from all the action indoors complete with private cabanas and poolside cocktail service. As guests head toward the pool they’ll see Photography by Terry O’Neil, a renowned photographer whose work documented ’s Swinging Sixties. He’s previously worked as a photographer at Vogue and Rolling Stone magazines and most famously captured celebrities informally, oftentimes, humorously. The Heritage Collection boasts three photographs that will transport guests back to the Golden Age of Hollywood featuring his impromptu snap of Frank Sinatra, an intimate portrait of newly minted Oscar winner Faye Dunaway and Audrey Hepburn swimming in the South of France.

Retail Guests looking for some retail therapy will be greeted by a whimsical sculpture,

Cinderella’s Shoe by Liao Yibai, located in the center of retail and dining corridor, The District. This high-heeled shoe is constructed of stainless steel and, as with all Yibai’s work, there’s humor in the sculpture. But there’s also a powerful statement on culture with Yibai raising serious points about consumerism.

SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker Sarah Jessica Parker’s first standalone boutique features the designer’s chic collection of shoes, handbags, accessories and the American-made SJP LBD little black dress line. Appealing to a wide variety of women, guests will have the opportunity to discover their favorite shoe, handbag or little black dress. Accessories and handbags range from $30 to $695, shoes start at $240 and the SJP LBD collection premieres at $395.

Fink’s Jewelers Fink’s, the celebrated regional jeweler, will open a Rolex-only boutique at MGM National Harbor and offer a wide selection of timepieces from one of the premier names in luxury watches. Exquisite pieces from the brand, known for its performance and reliability, will include the Oyster Perpetual line and the Cellini Collection. The boutique will be located just off the resort’s spectacular Conservatory and will open in summer 2017.

Stitched The upscale men’s haberdashery opens its first East Coast location with a focus on hand-stitched custom clothing and ready-to-wear offerings. STITCHED's exclusive XXXX Collection sits alongside Tom Ford, Dior Homme, Balenciaga, Zegna, Loro Piana, Ted Baker, John Varvatos, Eton, Hudson Jeans, Joe's Jeans and other leading menswear brands. Inside, guests explore with stylists, experience fittings and tastings in the Scotch Locker Lounge, and take advantage of on-the-spot alterations.

Breitling The independent Swiss watch manufacturer and chronograph specialist brings its distinctive collection to The District. Whether it comes to enhancing the precision of its movements, reinforcing the sturdiness of the cases, improving the readability of the dials or developing new functions, Breitling constantly optimizes the performances of its 100% Swiss-made “instruments for professionals.” The boutique is scheduled to open in August of 2017.

Ella Rue Ella Rue offers the most sought-after styles from an edited selection of coveted designers including Michi, LNA, James Jeans, Alexis, One Grey Day, Linda Farrow, Chaser, Eight and Bob and Thirdman as well as Ella Rue’s private label. Within an intimate shopping environment, personal stylists work one-on-one with clients to create compelling looks from the most exciting designers.

Specs New York Guests will find the latest in boutique, luxury and sport designer eyewear from brands such as Tom Ford, Porsche Design, and Dita Eyeware as well as Thierry Lasry and Bulgari, which will be exclusive to the MGM National Harbor location. Specs New York offers a personalized approach with a group of experienced fashionistas dedicated to help each guest discover his or her signature shades.

Accents Accents provides a collection of MGM National Harbor’s own luxury décor that can add an instant conversation piece to any home or spark nostalgic memories of travel. Guests can take home a piece of the resort’s chic style with a range of versatile furnishings to complement any design aesthetic.

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MGM & CO. Guests from near and far can pick up a keepsake of their trip to National

Harbor at MGM & Co. Providing a way to reminisce, MGM & Co. features an

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Along the way guests encounter another intriguing work of art from a Korean artist Chul Hyun Ahn. Best observed by standing over it; Hyun creates a sense of depth and limitless space by using LED lights and mirrors, reflecting their interaction. A nod to the famed MGM lion, the artist created this to replicate the astrological sign of Leo the Lion.

Convention

MGM National Harbor Conference Center has been thoughtfully planned with ballrooms, meeting rooms and boardrooms adjacent to open, airy foyers overlooking The Conservatory and tree-lined streets. All meeting spaces incorporate sister properties’ names to highlight the resort’s connection to other top destinations: the 16,200-square-foot MGM Grand Ballroom with a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows and 6,000-square-foot terrace with spectacular views of the Potomac River; the 4,284-square-foot Bellagio Ballroom; three 1,838-square-foot meeting rooms – ARIA, and Beau Rivage; and two Mirage Boardrooms. Technology throughout the space allows meeting planners to conduct business with ease. A video wall welcomes attendees or can highlight a company’s latest product; a 64x64 matrix router provides intra-room connectivity to share audio, video and data throughout any room in the conference center; boardrooms feature built-in 90-inch screens with video/teleconferencing capability and every room includes fiber optic ports. For uniquely tailored meeting locations, the 308-room resort and casino has been designed with stunning indoor and outdoor venues providing groups numerous options to customize their event including The Theater, Potomac Plaza and pool deck as well as the Capital and Corner Suites. The resort’s talented catering team can create customizable food and beverage menus to enhance any occasion. From popular regional cuisine featuring locally sourced ingredients to the finest international fare, guests are sure to enjoy the variety of culinary delights. Guests and attendees explore Forest, a large-scale installation commissioned for the space by Katherine Mann. Created to take viewers on a journey, refined nuances of the piece draw viewers into the chaotic collage of color and shapes, while also encouraging them take step back, observing it from other vantage points.

Sustainability

MGM Resorts International has set a standard for green building and design around the world. The company is committed to building every new project to achieve LEED Gold status. With that principle at the forefront since the resort’s inception, MGM National Harbor was built from the ground up with sustainability in mind, giving special attention to water conservation, energy efficiency and commitment to sourcing local goods and services. It is a source of pride that the resort has achieved LEED Gold certification by the US Green Building Council, which makes it one of only six casinos worldwide to receive this status, including becoming the first LEED Gold-certified casino in the DMV area and the second building with the distinction in Prince George’s County. Examples of sustainability practices and systems can be found throughout the resorts including complete use of LED lighting, which use 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs; and in rain water collected in an underground cistern to be used for landscaping, toilet flushing and more. A management system throughout the building continuously measures the carbon footprint and alerts of areas needing adjustment; an on-site cogeneration system channels waste heat through a chiller, which in turn cools the facility, increasing energy efficiency. Even a great majority of the Heritage Collection features local artists using recycled materials.

M life Rewards

M life Rewards M life Rewards, MGM Resorts’ premier lifestyle loyalty program, has expanded beyond a players club and rewards members for virtually every dollar spent at any of 17 participating MGM Resorts destinations in Las Vegas, Detroit, Atlantic City, Mississippi and Maryland including Bellagio, ARIA, , MGM Grand, The Signature at MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, , , Monte Carlo, New York-New York, Luxor, and Excalibur in Las Vegas; MGM Grand Detroit; Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City; Beau Rivage and Gold Strike in Mississippi; and MGM National Harbor in Maryland. M life Rewards' key features include Tier Levels (Sapphire, Pearl, Gold, Platinum and NOIR); Tier Benefits such as personalized offers, special room rates, pre-sale access to entertainment tickets, and priority reservations; and M life Moments, unique experiences with unprecedented access only available to M life Rewards members. Preferred partnerships, such as Hyatt, Southwest Airlines, Royal Caribbean International, Pinnacle Entertainment and Avis Budget Group, provide members additional value, access and offers throughout the world on land, air and sea. With just one card, M life Rewards members have access to the “Astonishing World of MGM Resorts International,” making it easy to stay, play and enjoy the M life. For more information, visit mlife.com or connect on Facebook or Twitter.

About MGM National Harbor The newest addition to the MGM Resorts International (NYSE:MGM) portfolio, MGM National Harbor has an unrivaled setting offering stunning panoramic views of the eastern shore of the Potomac River in Maryland. The $1.4 billion LEED® Gold Certified resort, which opened December 8, 2016, sits a short distance from Washington, D.C. to the north and historic sites, including George Washington's Mount Vernon estate across the river in Virginia. The 24-story, 308-room resort features premier amenities and experiences for locals as well as visitors from around the world including a dynamic casino with over 125,000 square feet of space that includes slots, table games and poker; a world-class spa and salon; an entertainment theater with flexible seating for up to 3,000; high-end branded retail; 50,000 square feet of meeting space; and restaurants from renowned local, national and international chefs. For more information and reservations, visit mgmnationalharbor.com.

ABOUT MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) is one of the world's leading global hospitality companies, operating a portfolio of destination resort brands including Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay and The Mirage. The Company opened MGM National Harbor in Maryland on December 8, 2016, and is in the process of developing MGM Springfield in Massachusetts. MGM Resorts controls and holds a 76 percent economic interest in the operating partnership of MGM Growth Properties LLC (NYSE: MGP), a premier triple-net lease real estate investment trust engaged in the acquisition, ownership and leasing of large-scale destination entertainment and leisure resorts. The Company also owns 56 percent of MGM China Holdings Limited (SEHK: 2282), which owns MGM MACAU and is developing MGM COTAI, and 50 percent of CityCenter in Las Vegas, which features ARIA Resort & Casino. MGM Resorts is named among FORTUNE® Magazine's 2016 list of World's Most Admired Companies®. For more information about MGM Resorts International, visit the Company's website at www.mgmresorts.com.