The property’s chef-driven food and beverage program will include exclusive upscale and casual offerings from José Andrés, Marcus Samuelsson, and Bryan and Michael Voltaggio. The property will have 50,000 square feet of meeting space and the MGM National Harbor Conference Center will have two boardrooms, the 16,200-square-foot MGM Grand Ballroom with floor-to-ceiling windows and a 6,000-square-foot terrace. Designer Ed Libby will weave design elements with floral combinations. National Harbor’s rooms range from 400 to 3,210 square feet and draw inspiration from forest and water elements native to Maryland while incorporating vistas of the surrounding landscape and panoramas of Washington, Maryland and Virginia.Ī two-story conservatory, visible throughout the central portion of the resort and visible from several vantage points, will change five times a year, one for each season and for a dedicated display in celebration of the Lunar New Year. The companies plan to have concerts, comedy shows, UFC fights and boxing matches and other special events. MGM is partnering with Live Nation for entertainment at the 3,000-seat Theater at MGM National Harbor, which will include VIP suites and reconfigurable seating arrangements. The property’s 125,000-square-foot casino will feature poker, table games and more than 3,300 slot machines. “After years of planning, designing and developing, we are thrilled that the moment is almost upon us to share this very special resort with the community and visitors from around the world,” MGM National Harbor President Lorenzo Creighton said in a statement announcing the opening date.

10 and beyond with room rates starting at $399 a night and suites, $599. The company has begun taking reservations on its website and by phone for Dec. MGM National Harbor, the $1.4 billion, 308-room resort built by MGM Resorts International on the banks of the Potomac River in Maryland just outside Washington, D.C., will open its doors Dec. Subject to winning a gaming license from the state of Maryland, MGM Resorts International is proposing to build an $800 million destination resort in Prince George's County outside the nation's capital.

In this artist's rendering, the proposed MGM National Harbor is seen from the adjoining highway that rings Washington DC.

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