Great non-Vega vibe Hotel room is unique but not functional. No where to work on a laptop. Sofa is far from comfortable. Staff is friendly and helpful. read more

I really enjoyed my experience at The Reserve at Park MGM. I've previously stayed at Park MGM so it was interesting to try out the Reserve. There's a separate check-in area for The Reserve which I really liked. It was not crowded at all. Upon checkin, they gave me a coconut macaroon which was amazing! I did like that special touch. There are separate elevators going to the Reserve Rooms. However, it is still shared with some of the upper floors from Park MGM. I know that other hotels on the strip have separate elevators exclusively for separate parts of the hotel. I really enjoyed my Atelier room. It was a little bit larger than the standard room. The distinguishing factor about this room is really the bathtub in the room. However, the bathtub itself seems to be a liability for the hotel. I have to say that someone can easily slip and fall in the bathtub. Use extreme caution when using the bathtub. I loved the European french decor. The toilet was a little far away from the bed, but I suppose that is good if you are traveling with somone so when they went to the restroom, it would be less noticable (more privacy, less noise). Since they are hardwood floors, I can hear chairs being moved around from the rooms above me during my stay. I was a little bit irked. Other than that, my stay was quite enjoyable at The Reserve. read more

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A nice stay. I stayed at The Reserve at Park MGM for two nights and had a pretty good time. I was not wowed by anything in particular, but I still enjoyed my stay. The lobby where we checked in was super dark and moody. There was a lot of seating and nice decor. It was chilly in there which felt like a nice escape from the Vegas heat. It was relatively quick for us to get checked in and receive our keys. This dark and dramatic theme is carried throughout the hotel and to the guest room areas too. We were put in Rm 30-24, which we converted into an adjoining room with Suite 30-22. Our room felt small to me. The bed takes up the majority of the room with little walking space. There is a desk, flat screen TV, sofa, and small wardrobe. The closet is pretty spacious and has some robes, slippers, and a steamer. The sofa was very stiff and honestly looked a bit dingy. There were crumbs on the seat and the pillows were incredibly old and limp. I was hesitant to sit on it! The closet felt disproportionately large for the room. I would have preferred a smaller closet to have more space in the room itself. The rooms and hallways are all so dark. There is no overhead lighting, only tiny lamps throughout the room. I am personally not a fan of this as it made the room feel even smaller and claustrophobic. I understand they are trying to make it feel ambient and moody, but the way it was presented felt more like sleeping in a cave. Inside the closet was the brightest area of the hotel! If you choose to have a conjoined room, it is impractical to keep the doors open. When the adjoining doors are open, it is impossible to use the doors facing the hallway. Everything was cramped and the doors were constantly banging against each other. The bathroom was nice with a spacious shower. The water pressure was slightly better than average, but not super strong. They provided the usual amenities: shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, shower gel, cotton swabs + cotton pads, makeup remover wipes, and a shower cap. I must say, the shampoo and conditioner were spectacular. My hair felt super soft and had no frizz when it dried. It smelled very nice too. The rest of the hotel was just okay. There is not much to do besides lay at the pool and gamble. It is pretty quiet and laid-back. That being said, the casino was pretty small. I did like that it was non-smoking though so it was not suffocating to walk through it. I enjoyed the pool area. Despite it being a hot summer day, there was plenty of seating and lounge chairs available. The music the DJ was playing was really good and the pool was super chilly. This is definitely not my first choice for a Vegas hotel but I could stay here again. read more

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We stayed here recently, and I love every detail. These are not your typical MGM rooms. From what I learned there had been a fire from the top down and they decided to create something new for the top 4 floors when they renovated, hence the Reserve. I'm glad they did. You feel as though you have stepped back in time in a good way. This place has a unique vibe and definitely will make you feel you are in an exclusive high end property. Oh! My favorite aspect of the property is it is smoke free. read more

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The NoMad Las Vegas was rebranded to The Reserve at Park MGM in mid-December 2025, but whenever we've visited Las Vegas, we've stayed on The Strip and split our stays between the NoMad Las Vegas and The Palazzo. The location of The Reserve is near to the T-Mobile Arena and other MGM properties. You can even catch the free Aria Express to transit from The Park, Aria, Vdara, and Bellagio resorts, which is especially helpful during the hot Summer months in Las Vegas. The Reserve at Park MGM is located on the top four upper floors of Park MGM (formerly Monte Carlo). Its driveway is located on West Park Avenue off of either South Frank Sinatra Drive or South Las Vegas Boulevard. There are fewer than 300 rooms and suites at The Reserve, each decorated with a distinct New York style by French architect and designer Jacques Garcia. Each room is appointed with custom furnishings, Bellino linens, and large flat screen TVs. Many suites also feature free-standing pedestal bathtubs and separate water closets. Since we've stayed at this property over the past six years, we have noticed there have been no decor changes or improvements to its excellent services. In the past, we've stayed in various-sized suites, ranging from 700 sq ft (Grande Suite) to 409 sq ft (Classic King). The property is completely non-smoking. They still offer free bottled water (10 oz) and bed slippers in your room, unlike some other properties. Check-in is quick and easy, and can be done on your smartphone, while check-out can be done on your television. Either way, you can reduce the risk of being caught in a crowd at the reception desk. read more

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We like the "regular" side of this hotel. We had the opportunity to stay at the Reserve and it was fantastic. There is a separate lobby to check in where they provide these delicious coconut macarons and water. The vibe is a lot cozier, with the carpet and dim lighting. The staff, like the regular side, was warm and courteous during check in. The room was spacious and had a small loveseat and chair in a seating area, as well as a rather large desk near the windows. There was a wall in closet and makeup desk and chair near the entrance. Something I really like was hardwood flooring and just some area rugs under the beds and seating area. Rooms were clean and well stocked. Bathroom had a separate toilet, a large walk in shower, and dual sinks. Overall, a great stay and we hope to visit the Reserve again. read more

Formerly known as the Nomad, located inside of Park MGM you'll find the Reserve. I've stayed here a couple times before and I must say I prefer the Park rooms instead. The Reserve rooms are extremely dark, lights are dim and even flickered at times giving a "haunted mansion" vibe. From the elevator, to the hallways, to the room, it was all dark. Not gonna lie, I had to use the flashlight on my phone just to walk around! Even though the Reserve is located inside of Park MGM, there is a separate check in area/lobby for these rooms so make sure you're in the right place! All in all, it was an ok stay. read more

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There appear to be no changes except one day this was the Nomad and the next day, it is the Reserve. The rooms are the same, amenities are the same and what we like and don't like about this place are the same. I will say, we have come to really like the staff at the front desk as we've become sort of "regulars" here. They always make checking in pleasant, even when we get there too early. read more

The Reserve ..aka... The NoMad @ The Park: 2/10 I've stayed here many times before in the Atelier suite and it's always been a decent time, however this time was beyond a stay from hell...customer service, hosts, and the room all need another update... It started with a quick check in with Ezequiel, the concierge, who is literally the saving grace of this review...he needs a raise. The first issue was that if the lights were turned up they would just flicker the entire time..then the shower door making a click-slamming noise every time you opened it beyond half-way making me think it's going to shatter every time I had to use it. Ignoring it we left for the night to play and eat, we came back to this horrible pounding noise, from the pipes in the shower and made the noise as if there were shoes in a washer the entire night.... We called the front desk once we heard it and they sent security to document it. They said there's nothing they could do they're at full capacity and gave us $25/pp in F&B credit...it went on for all 3 nights... The next day we discovered that the bath in the suite (big selling feature) was barely getting luke warm, even afterunning it for a while... The best part was the sewage backup coming from our sinks making our whole room smell unbearable... We went down on morning two to talk to the front desk to see if anything can be done, and they just provided more F&B credit... After having to stay in this room for 3 nights or pay additional to stay elsewhere, we were met with even more nasty attitude from the casino host and the rewards manager. read more

When we checked in Thursday, 9/17, our shower did not work. Ms. How called three times to report that she wanted to take a shower before she fell asleep. Each call, the guest services staff said someone was on the way up. No one arrived. I was her guest and I was wide awake working on my laptop until 1 a.m. No one came. No one knocked. They offered to change us to another room, but she had unpacked and preferred someone repair the shower. I called guest services and spoke to Rainier and said that was not acceptable to not have basic amenities. I asked Rainier to escalate to the manager, Jennae. He stayed on the phone for several minutes and the manager did not respond. I asked if they could reduce our rate for the night since we did not have basic amenities. He said he could give us a credit for food. I told him we already had a $100 credit with the room and we don't eat that much. The more expensive restaurants did not have reservations open at times we could eat before the Eagles concert, so the credits were of no use to us. Rainier stated that the credits could be used for parking and for the room itself. When we were checking out on Saturday, we asked the front desk about our credits and were told the $60 credit could not be applied to parking. We had noted already on our on-TV checkout bill that the food service tip and parking were not applied to the credit, so we suspected we had to get food to use the credit and the hotel checkout clerk confirmed that. I would not stay there again because we were not told the truth regarding the repair. Three times, Ms. How called and three times, she was told someone was on the way up from engineering. On the fourth time when I called, Rainier said the same and I said I did not believe that because they had not come before when we were told someone was on the way up. He asked if the Do not Disturb sign was on the door and I said NO. We checked twice. He asked if someone was sleeping. I said NO. I was working on my laptop submitting reports the entire time. Ms. How wanted to sleep, but was afraid as soon as she fell asleep, someone would knock. NO ONE KNOCKED. We called for over an hour. We were told three times someone was on the way. Either, they got lost, got distracted, went to the wrong room or they did not tell the truth. Either way, I was awake. The TV was not on. I could hear the neighbors' bed banging against the wall when they sat down. The hotel walls are very thin. If an engineer had knocked, I would have heard it. The Do not Disturb sign was inside hanging on the closet door. I would not recommend this hotel. It is clean, it is nicely decorated. The restaurant Primrose is good, but not great. There is a Starbucks. It is near the edge of the strip and is easy to leave for the State Parks or the airport, but not much else is a win to get a score over 3. read more

Great experience, same as nomad not much has changed. Front staff very welcoming our room was ready fairly quickly. Wonderful location. read more

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What a pleasant surprise to walk into the room that immediately felt so warm and comfortable! The high ceilings and heavy wood feel, gorgeous carpet and plush bedding was all amazing. Loved having a couch and desk in the room and the bathroom was not only spacious but luxurious. The room was peaceful and quiet, zero complaints whatsoever! And being at Park MGM was a perfect location with easy access to great food and drinks! read more

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I booked a stay at the Reserve with my husband after staying four nights at the lovely Venetian. The reason was to have a different experience and to be in the midst of the Las Vegas strip before flying home the next morning. I paid a lot more for the Reserve than I did the Venetian and got little in return. First there was no service. After checking in on a kiosk, we tried to find out when our room was available after 3. My husband and I tried calling multiple times, and each time we were transferred to another person and were dosconnected. When we finally were able to go into our room we found out too late that there was a private check in for RESERVE. It was in an obscure location in a dark room with a man standing in the corner. Who knew. The room was in a dark dingy location on the upper floors. Our room had nice bathrooms and oak floor. However, the sofa and padded dividers on each side of the window were dirty and disgusting. They looked like something you would pick up for free to be used as a prop on a stage setting. The lights attached to the dividers were cheap and cheesy. And don't let me get started on the phone. It looked like a reject from another era - it barely worked right Having already lost faith with the service in this hotel, we checked with several employees to make sure we would be able to get someone to bring down our luggage at 4 am the next morning and to obtain a cab. They reassured us that the hotel was 24/7 service. Well that morning we called multiple times for someone to come up to help us with our luggage since we had a plane to catch. No one answered the phone. My husband and I are in our mid 70s and he has significant difficulties in walking, but we had no choice but to carry the luggage down ourselves. When we got into the lobby, there was no one there except someone working at the check out desk. I " checked out" but he obviously did not do his job since later that day I got messages from the hotel that I did not check out. Back to getting a taxi - there was no one at the Bell desk and didn't see any security. We walked outside and were fortunate to find a random taxi. I wasted my hard earned money on this piece of junk so called " boutique" hotel - shame on you MGM - I would have expected better read more

The Nomad was renamed to The Reserve this past December. I've stayed here several times, and prefer it to Park MGM; as they feature a separate check in area/lobby, and the rooms are on the top 4 floors of the hotel. The reserve side has a boutique feel, and the decor is opposite from the bright greens of Park MGM. The only differences that were apparent was the change in signage and branding. Otherwise, the rooms remained the same. The rooms are spacious, with hardwood floors, and amenities such as nespresso machine, bottled water, toiletries, plush towels, robe and slippers. The rooms are fairly spacious and the beds are comfortable. The employees, from the front desk to housekeeping are welcoming and friendly. read more

This used to be known as the Nomad, it is on the upper floors of the Park MGM hotel. We stayed here in December of 2025. We stayed here several years ago as well. Let me preface by saying the hotel itself is great. I like how it has it's own entrance and lobby, and yet is still inside Park MGM. The gentleman at check in was awesome and very helpful. We called and asked them to bring up a mini fridge which they did promptly. I like the rooms, they have a very unique flair to them. Everything about the room was solid. Unfortuantely, the T Mobile Arena being directly next door is a nightmare. We had driven to Vegas from San Diego, so I would drive us from and to the hotel during the days and evenings. Little did I know there was a hockey game going on at the arena which is literally hundreds of feet away from the hotel. Due to the proximity, it took forever in gridlock traffic to get back to the hotel parking garage, which is also opened up for the arena guests!!!! They cordon off sections specifically for hotel guests, and there was plenty of parking at all times, but to get into the parking lot was a huge pain during event nights. To top it off, we heard the goal siren and a lot of noise from the game loud and clear throughout the night. This is a great hotel, but unfortunately I would not come back here unless my stay did not coincide with any events at the Tmobile Arena. I would recommend you to check the Arena schedule if you are considering staying here. read more

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Anthony Gomez was truly a delight to our evening! He went above and beyond with our service and was one of the nicest persons we met during our stay! read more

I would like to recognize some staff members. I had already checked out and then realized I left some items in the room. At the check out desk the staff simply asked for an ID and got me a key to go back to the room. The room had been cleaned. I found the maid. She had already brought the items to Lost & Found. I think her name was Marlyn. I commend her for her honesty and assistance. I'm leaving the hotel with a renewed respect for The Reserve. Highly recommend it! read more