The Reserve At Park Mgm

No Fear Dining

What a wonderful hotel. First, this is non smoking hotel and Casino. Smells clean, is clean. Jaye front desk gave us service above and beyond what we expected! Quick and courteous check in, found us a strip view room with a very comfy king sized bed. Our room 27317 was pin clean to hats off to the hotel staff who cleaned our room. I cant stress how clean looking and smelling our room was. Best part is out clothes didn't reek of cigarettes like in every other Casino! This is stellar hotel property in Las Vegas and deserves a visit!! Thank you #ParkMGM !!

Nivea Darling

From the time we stepped into the hotel we were treated like VIP. We received excellent service. The room was magnificent. We extended our stay there with no issue. Will be visiting again. One of the eating areas there is called Eataly it's a bunch of restaurants and the layout is like your walking the streets of Italy. It gets very very busy and crowded in that area. We didn't eat there but the food looked and smelled good. Primrose is another restaurant located in the lobby area. Very upscale, very organized and absolutely wonderful food and service.

Anna Johnstone

I’ll start with the positives The room was really nice and the bed was very comfortable! Also the location was great! Sadly on to the negatives.. I had multiple members of staff lie to me about the payments that would be taken. This left me with no money for food or drinks and made me have to go to the check in desk twice a day for my whole trip. I was out there for business so this made my trip far more stressful than it needed to be. Then on my day of checkout I was told I would have the payments I questioned refunded within 3-5 business days and if I wanted to speed it up I would have to contact my bank. So I tried to get hold of my bank who said it was the hotel that has to release it and they couldn’t do anything. I couldn’t have cared less if they made a mistake and fixed it but they didn’t, they lied to me about it and I had to do the running around to attempt to resolve the issue that had left me with no food or beverages. These are the reasons my review is only 2 stars. I would recommend if you want a comfortable bed and a nice room. I wouldn’t recommend if you want an easy stress free time. Unfortunately I would not visit again after this experience.

Chad Ratigan (Roamin' Ratigans)

We stayed here for F1 weekend. It's the top few floors of The Park MGM and is supposed to be more boutique and European. We had a king suite with two rooms. It had hardwood floors, a bathtub, shower, and toilet that was at the front of the room. Overall it was good and we'd try staying here again. The issues we had were the walls were super thin and we could hear everything going on in the room next to us and above us. It was odd. I had requested a few things for my wife's birthday and when I arrived it wasn't there. I notified the front desk and they acted like I was making it up? I had to show them the emails and it seemed like an inconvenience for them. They did get it taken care of though after showing emails, etc. We're hoping it's just due to the F1 weekend so we'll give it another chance down the road. Beds were comfortable, views were great, and location was solid.

Martin Cox

TL:DR Version--A very nice, non-smoking, semi-boutique hotel on the Strip, at a reasonable (but not inexpensive price). Longer version: The NoMad is a semi-boutique hotel situated in the top floors of the Park MGM Hotel towards the southern end of the Strip (across from NYNY, near the Aria and not too far from the Bellagio). The rooms and very, very nice, and sizable. Beds are quiet and comfortable, and the claw-foot tub in the main bedroom was a nice addition. The hotel (and the Park MGM) are both non-smoking, which is a huge plus compared to when we went to shows at the Bellagio and Venetian, which reeked of smoke. Check-in is easy (and, if you are driving up, separate from the check-in for the Park MGM). The decor of both the reception area, the hallways, and the rooms is very dark; I get the impression they're trying to create an ambience. Food options are somewhat limited; unless you leave the property you're limited to a small number of extremely expensive restaurants or places huddled around what they call "Eately", an Italian-themed semi-food-court. Food there is actually quite good, but it's also not cheap. There's also not much in terms of happenings at the resort; no shows, no large shopping areas, so it doesn't have the "wow" factor of the more expensive places like Venetian or Bellagio, nor is there much to do if you don't gamble and aren't into vastly overpriced drinks in the bars. Would I stay there again if I came back to Vegas? Absolutely, but with the understanding that I'd need to walk or Uber to find things to do beyond the casino.