Park MGM Las Vegas

Chadia C

We really enjoyed our stay at Park MGM. The smoke-free environment made a noticeable difference and gave the entire hotel a fresh and relaxed atmosphere. The location was ideal for exploring other hotels and walking along the Strip. Taking the tram to the Bellagio was easy and made it convenient to catch a show there. The pool area was spacious during the weekdays, with plenty of shade and comfortable seating. We especially appreciated the loungers placed directly in the water. There were many great food options throughout the hotel. Prices were a bit high, but that is to be expected in Las Vegas. Our green room was spacious and thoughtfully designed, with a large shower and a clean, well-kept feel. We slept very well using earplugs. Even though there were concerts nearby, we did not hear any noise from outside. The only sound came from our neighbor through the connecting door, but it did not bother us. We also visited the fitness center, which was well equipped and offered fresh towels along with a water station. Each floor had a vending machine for drinks and an ice machine, which was very convenient. The only thing we missed was a complimentary mini fridge in the room, especially with the warm weather outside.

Alan Brown

Only saw the casino and food court, but I was impressed. Tucked back from the strip a bit is a smoke free paradise. Just past NYNY towards the back. You can cut thru the Eataly. Property is new and fresh. Similar vibe to other MGM properties. Friendly dealers. Good spot, I'll be back to explore on my next trip.

Dianne Tucker

The ventilation in my room looked like fur was coming out of it. I have dust allergies and asthma. We were moved to a different room with a less dusty vent. I ended up wearing a face mask in the room to lessen my sneezing. Worst hotel stay I ever had in 10 years of visits to Las Vegas.. I was sick the whole time. They have no machines to check points earned, comps, gifts or anything. You have to go to the desk and ask someone. The rooms have conduit wiring for a ceiling light, there are no refrigerators in the room and no ice machines or vending machines on the floor. This place is a throwback in time. The food was so expensive, 1 slice of pizza was $20. Just one slice no drink. Only 2 places to eat that had dining rooms. All other eateries had shared seating which was often full. My husband was charged $15.95 for a regular size bag of doritos, bottles of water and soda ranged from $4.95 to $6.95. We went to the desk to print out our return airline tickets and were told they could not help us with that. All other hotel do it with no problem. There was some good stuff (Starbucks) but being sick due to air quality negated that. Never ever will I stay at MGM Park. I am so dissapointed. I think I have ptsd from my stay!

Brian Murphy

🎸 What a night; Sammy Hagar and crew lit up the stage at Dolby Live at Park MGM in Las Vegas! 🔥 The Red Rocker brought the energy, the hits, and that signature good-time spirit that only Sammy can deliver. It’s always a thrill to see Joe Satriani and Michael Anthony performing with Sammy Hagar — it’s a true meeting of rock legends who share not only incredible talent but also a deep love for the music and the fans. Satriani’s guitar work brings that unmistakable mix of technical brilliance and emotional fire, while Anthony’s thunderous bass and harmonies add the classic Van Halen power that defined an era. Combined with Hagar’s boundless energy and unmistakable voice, the chemistry between them is electric — a celebration of musicianship, friendship, and the timeless spirit of rock and roll. From classic anthems to fan favorites, the entire crowd was on their feet singing along all night long! 🙌 — it was pure rock ’n’ roll magic under the Vegas lights. ❤️🎶 #SammyHagar #RedRocker #DolbyLive #ParkMGM #LasVegas #LiveMusic

landov

A Sevdaliza concert is an absolute experience unlike anything else. From the moment she steps on stage, her presence is magnetic, blending hauntingly beautiful vocals with mesmerizing visuals that feel almost otherworldly. Every song is an emotional journey, where her voice floats over dark, intricate beats, pulling the audience into a hypnotic, almost cinematic world. The lighting, the projections, and the raw energy she radiates make it feel like you’re part of a living piece of art. You leave the show completely captivated, like you’ve glimpsed a side of music and performance that exists somewhere between dream and reality. It’s intense, intimate, and unforgettable.