The Reserve at Park MGM

The Reserve is the boutique tier atop Park MGM — the former NoMad Las Vegas — blending French elegance and New York style across 293 designer rooms with custom furnishings, freestanding tubs and a Moroccan-inspired rooftop Terrace Pool. Part of the Strip's only smoke-free casino resort.

Is The Reserve at Park MGM Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The Reserve sits atop Park MGM as its elevated, boutique tier — and until December 2025 it was NoMad Las Vegas. Its 293 guestrooms and suites blend timeless French elegance with modern New York sensibility: custom furnishings, oak hardwood floors, freestanding pedestal tubs and leather headboards.

The intimate rooftop Terrace Pool, inspired by Morocco's Majorelle Garden, is a serene highlight, and there's an exclusive High Limit gaming room beneath a historic Tiffany glass ceiling. As part of Park MGM — the Strip's only fully smoke-free casino resort — you also get Eataly, the Dolby Live theatre and the Park district just below.

Insider tipRoom choice matters here. The Reserve King and the One-Bedroom Suite both keep the freestanding pedestal tub, and the suite adds floor-to-ceiling views — but the entry two-queen Reserve Room swaps that standalone tub for a marble bath, so book the King or the suite if the soaking tub is the reason you're coming.
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Rooms

Reserve King

Reserve King

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The signature room, with a king bed, a leather headboard, oak hardwood floors, custom furnishings and a freestanding pedestal tub alongside a walk-in shower — the design carried over intact from NoMad Las Vegas.

Reserve Room, Two Queens

Reserve Room, Two Queens

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The same French-meets-New-York design with two queen beds, oak floors, custom furnishings and a marble bathroom — a good fit for two couples or a family.

One-Bedroom Suite

One-Bedroom Suite

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A larger suite with a separate living area and bedroom, floor-to-ceiling views, a freestanding tub and a separate shower, and the same custom, design-led furnishings throughout.

Location

3772 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV

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Frequently asked questions

Is The Reserve at Park MGM the former NoMad Las Vegas?

Yes. MGM rebranded NoMad Las Vegas as The Reserve at Park MGM in December 2025, and it's joining Marriott's Autograph Collection. The rooms, the rooftop pool (now the Terrace Pool) and the interior design carried over unchanged — it's the same boutique product under a new name and, before long, Marriott Bonvoy points.

What's the difference between The Reserve and booking Park MGM itself?

The Reserve occupies Park MGM's top floors with its own entrance, lobby, rooftop Terrace Pool, The Library lounge and a High Limit gaming room — a quieter, more design-driven tier. You still get everything downstairs at Park MGM: the casino, Eataly, Dolby Live and the Park district. Booking Park MGM's standard rooms is cheaper but skips the boutique touches.

How much is a room at The Reserve, and what's the resort fee?

Rates start around $97 a night — low for a five-star boutique product on the Strip — before a resort fee of roughly $45 plus tax, which covers in-room internet. Prices climb fast on concert and event weekends given the Dolby Live and T-Mobile Arena calendar next door, so check dates before you assume the entry rate applies.

Is parking free at The Reserve?

No. Self-parking runs about $18–$23 a day and valet costs more. The only ways around it are Nevada residency, which gets the first hours free, or MGM Rewards Pearl status and above, which parks free. If you're driving in, budget for it or plan to earn the tier before your trip.

Is Park MGM really smoke-free?

Yes, and it's genuinely rare in Vegas: Park MGM and The Reserve are the Strip's only fully smoke-free casino resort, casino floor included. If cigarette smoke usually chases you out of the gaming areas, this is the one Strip property where that simply isn't a factor — the single strongest reason to book here over a neighbor.

What can I eat and do without leaving the building?

Plenty. The Reserve has its own restaurant and The Reserve Bar; one floor down, Park MGM adds Eataly's Italian marketplace, Bavette's Steakhouse, Primrose and Best Friend. Dolby Live hosts headline residencies (recent acts include Bruno Mars), and the Park district and T-Mobile Arena are a short walk out the door — you can go from room to concert without a car or rideshare.
Number of rooms293 rooms and suites on the top floors of Park MGM — the boutique tier formerly known as NoMad Las Vegas, rebranded in December 2025 and joining Marriott's Autograph Collection.
CasinoGuests share Park MGM's casino below, and The Reserve has its own exclusive High Limit gaming room set beneath a restored Tiffany stained-glass ceiling. The whole property is smoke-free.
Race & Sports BookYes — the BetMGM sportsbook at Park MGM.
RestaurantsThe Reserve has its own restaurant and The Reserve Bar; below, Park MGM adds Eataly's Italian marketplace, Bavette's Steakhouse, Primrose and Best Friend, among others.
EntertainmentDolby Live at Park MGM, a state-of-the-art theatre hosting headline residencies (recent acts include Bruno Mars).
NightlifeThe Reserve Bar and The Library lounge, plus Park MGM's bars; the Park district and T-Mobile Arena are next door.
AttractionsThe rooftop Terrace Pool, The Library lounge and the adjacent Park dining-and-entertainment district leading to T-Mobile Arena.
PoolThe Terrace Pool, an intimate rooftop retreat inspired by Morocco's Majorelle Garden, with refined poolside dining (seasonal); guests also have access to Park MGM's main pool.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes, a fitness center.
SpaYes.
ShopsPark MGM's retail, plus Eataly's Italian marketplace below.
Wedding servicesYes.
Business centerYes, at Park MGM.
Convention roomsYes, Park MGM's meeting and convention space is available.
Smoking policyEntirely smoke-free — Park MGM and The Reserve make up the only fully smoke-free casino resort on the Strip, including the casino floor.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceYes.
Pets allowedNo.
In-room Internet accessYes, included in the resort fee.
Parking garageSelf-parking is paid at MGM rates (roughly $18–$23 per day) and valet is available; Nevada residents get the first hours free, and MGM Rewards Pearl-tier and above park free.
Shuttle service to the airportNo.
Shuttle service to the stripNo.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
Prices From$97
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