"Formerly NoMad Las Vegas — now The Reserve at Park MGM. The most design-forward boutique rooms on the South Strip, with world-class dining and a calm that's rare in Vegas."
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NoMad Las Vegas is the boutique hotel-within-a-hotel concept inside Park MGM. The 293 rooms are inspired by the original NoMad New York — book-lined walls, rich fabrics, and a maximalist design aesthetic that's completely at odds with Vegas minimalism. The NoMad Restaurant is one of the best in the city.
Book-lined walls, rich fabrics, and a maximalist aesthetic. The most beautiful rooms in the Park MGM complex.
One of the best restaurants in Vegas. The library dining room is a genuinely special setting.
The rooms are genuinely beautiful — book-lined walls, rich textures, and a warmth that's rare in Vegas. The smallest rooms feel like a well-appointed New York apartment.
Access to Park MGM's pool. Not a standout pool experience.
How this resort holds up in peak Vegas summer (June–September)
NoMad guests share Park MGM's summer infrastructure, including the Aria Express Tram connection. The NoMad rooftop bar is a good evening destination when temperatures drop. The boutique scale means less crowded common areas.
Opened in 2018 as part of the Monte Carlo's transformation into Park MGM. The NoMad brand, created by Sydell Group, brought its New York aesthetic to Vegas.
Design-conscious travelers. New York transplants who want familiarity. Food-focused travelers who want access to the NoMad Restaurant.
Uber / Lyft
Rideshare — fastest option
Taxi (Metered)
Shared Shuttle
Shared shuttle ~$8–$12 per person
NoMad is the best boutique option on the South Strip. The rooms are exceptional, the restaurant is worth the trip alone, and the MGM Rewards integration means you're not giving up loyalty benefits.
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The most technologically sophisticated resort on the Strip. The rooms are exceptional. The casino is serious. The pool is excellent. The location is slightly south of center.
The biggest casino resort in Vegas. The biggest casino floor. The most restaurants. The most rooms. The most everything. Also the most walking.
The Manhattan skyline replica is the best exterior on the Strip. The interior is a labyrinth. The roller coaster is still running.