Is Detroit set to become the new Las Vegas. The MGM Grand Detroit is a new luxury hotel with 335 guest rooms, nine rooftop VIP suites and 56 corner suites. The hotel will have a private entrance, a concierge level with full-service lounge and a Lobby "Living Room" for hotel guests only (shown above. The hotel which is set to open in the fall, has just announced that it will be home to three signature restaurants by two famed chefs. Wolfgang Puck will open the Wolfgang Puck Grill and chef Michael Mina will introduce both Saltwater, a seafood restaurant and Bourbon Steak, a steakhouse. Puck's entrees will also be part of the room-service program. The hotel will also include a piano bar, nightclub and a lavish spa. The MGM Grand Casino in Detroit is already open and is part of a growing hotel and casino complex in the Motor City.

The Signature at MGM Grand is for those who want to be in Las Vegas but also enjoy an enclave free of the omnipresent clinking of slot machines and smell of cigar smoke. The MGM Grand has announced the July opening of its third 576-suite tower. The all-suite tower will complete The Signature at MGM Grand complex, which offers a totally non-gaming, non-smoking environment. The Signature Towers have pool complexes with private cabanas, Jacuzzi and bar areas. The towers are also home to a fitness center, retail shopping, lounges, restaurants and meeting rooms. The suites are junior, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites with Strip and mountain views. The rooms are decorated in a muted and luxe palette of earth tones complemented by wood furnishings. Amenities include king beds with 300-thread-count Anichini sheets; marble and granite bathrooms with Jacuzzi-brand whirlpool tubs and June Jacobs' spa products; Sub-Zero, Miele and Bosch kitchenette appliances; ultra-thin LCD flat-screen, high-definition TVs; and high-speed Internet access with wireless capabilities. Rates begin at $200 for a junior suite; $300 for a one-bedroom suite; and $510 for a two-bedroom suite.

Las Vegas isn't traditionally the home of romance, it's more the home of mirrors on the ceiling and revolving round beds but the MGM Grand has a package for lovers that classes things up a bit. The Maximum Sweethearts package costs $1135 and includes a five-course dinner for two at SEABLUE, a Couples Amazon Rainforest Ritual in the Grand Spa, tickets for two to MGM Grand's Crazy Horse Paris cabaret, line passes to Studio 54 and Tabu and a night in a 694 square foot Celebrity Spa Suite that has an oversized bedroom, wet bar, dining room and whirlpool.

They are also offering a couples spa package called the Red Lotus Love Ritual. The 100-minute treatment takes place in a private spa suite. The ritual begins with a private steam session followed by a gentle skin exfoliation with Himalayan Pink Sea Salt and a healing wrap. This is followed by a chocolate and Goji berry hand and foot mask, a foot massage for her and a scalp massage for him. The treatment ends with a massage featuring Lotus oil infused with the berries of Seabuckthorn plants and a snack of chocolate-covered Goji berries. The Red Lotus Love ritual costs $590 for couples and is available the entire month of February.