The Reserve at Park MGM
Moody, residential European sophistication. Dark wood, velvet, curated art. Feels like a well-appointed Parisian flat that happens to sit above a casino. The library restaurant and Moroccan pool add to the layered, bookish-glamour identity.
Request a Uber/Lyft pickup at The Reserve entrance specifically, not the main Park MGM rideshare zone — saves time and hassle.
Why It Matters
One of the very few genuinely boutique hotels on the Strip — small enough to have its own vibe, but backed by full MGM Resort infrastructure. The only hotel-within-a-hotel concept at Park MGM. Smoke-free casino resort is a genuine rarity in Las Vegas. The Suite Royale Premiere at 2,000 square feet with its own billiards table is properly exceptional.
The Reserve occupies the top four floors (29–32) of the Park MGM building — the old Monte Carlo — and operates as its own intimate world within a much larger resort. It's 293 rooms of French-meets-New York design: oak hardwood floors, leather headboards, original artwork, freestanding pedestal tubs in suites. You get your own entrance, your own check-in, and your own rooftop pool. But you can also tap into everything Park MGM has to offer downstairs. Opened in 2018 as NoMad Las Vegas, it rebranded to The Reserve at Park MGM in December 2025 and joined Marriott Bonvoy's Autograph Collection in early 2026. It made the 2020 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List. For Vegas, it's genuinely quiet.
Where You'll Stay
9 room types available
Atelier
A step into suite territory. The Atelier adds a mahogany desk, velvet window seat, and walk-in shower. Feels more like a well-designed studio apartment than a hotel room. Rich color palette and paravent privacy screens throughout.
King
Classic King
The entry-level room here still packs in oak hardwood floors, a stocked minibar, original artwork on the walls, and a leather headboard. Not large — just over 400 square feet — but the residential furnishings make it feel curated rather than cramped. Walk-in shower standard.
KingClassic Two Queen
Two queen beds in the same residential aesthetic as the King — hardwood floors, artwork, premium Bellino linens. Slightly more flexible for friends or families, though still a standard footprint.
Two QueensGrande Premiere
At 850 square feet, this is the most popular suite category. Bathtub in the bedroom, hardwood floors throughout, separate sitting area with a sofa. Reportedly one of the best value-to-space ratios in the suite lineup.
KingGrande Suite
Full suite with separate bedroom, dedicated living room, and a proper bathroom. Murano glass chandelier and Carrara marble in the bath. Good balance of space and character without jumping to the over-the-top larger suites.
KingParlor Suite
Separate living room and bedroom, with a freestanding pedestal bathtub as the visual centerpiece. The bathtub positioned in the room — not just the bathroom — is a deliberate design statement. Separate water closet adds genuine practicality.
KingSalon Double
An upgrade on the standard queen setup — adds a separate sitting area with a velvet sofa, which gives the space a proper living room feel. Good for longer stays or guests who want a place to actually sit without perching on the bed.
Two QueensSuite Royale
Rich velvet decor and deep colors — mimics a gentleman's billiards room aesthetic. King bed, freestanding bathtub, separate living area with a billiards table. This is where the design goes full character.
KingSuite Royale Premiere
The biggest room in the house at 2,000 square feet. Has its own drawing room, a dining room set for six, a full bar, and a billiards table. For reference: a separate dining room that seats six in a Vegas hotel suite is genuinely uncommon. Pedestal bathtub, walk-in shower, the works.
KingThe Property
Eat & Drink
6 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A free tram runs from Park MGM all the way to Bellagio, stopping at properties in between. Useful for getting further up the Strip without dealing with sidewalk crowds or car costs.
The Reserve is dog-friendly (max 2 dogs up to 100 lbs, $150/night non-refundable fee per dog). Dog-sitting services are available when owners need to go out. A 'Doggy Box' welcome package with bones and a bandanna can be arranged. Kennels/crates requested when dogs are left unattended.
A 5,200-seat state-of-the-art performance venue literally steps from the hotel entrance. Major concert acts, residencies, and live shows year-round. Being steps away — not a cab ride — is a genuine perk of staying here.
Located on the second floor of Park MGM, open 24 hours. Well-equipped with treadmills, free weights, exercise balls, and cardio machines. Complimentary for guests. Teenagers may use the fitness center with adult supervision.
T-Mobile Arena (home of the NHL Vegas Golden Knights) is 0.4 miles away — a walkable distance from The Reserve. Hotel's location makes it a natural base for arena events.
A small, intimate casino space unique to The Reserve — housed beneath a historic Tiffany glass ceiling. Games include roulette, baccarat, and table games in a setting that leans more Old World gentleman's club than main casino floor. The broader Park MGM casino (60 tables, 800 slots) is accessible below.
Rooftop pool inspired by Morocco's Majorelle Garden — Moroccan-tiled deck, plush daybeds for one or two, curtained low-seating areas, and poolside dining and cocktail service. Open seasonally from March through Labor Day. Weekend pool parties in spring and summer (tropical house music on Sundays). Exclusive to Reserve guests. Pool hours 9 AM–5 PM. Off-season guests access Park MGM's main pools instead.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
On-site business center with standard business equipment. Meeting/conference space totaling approximately 2,002 square feet also available.
Park MGM is one of the very few smoke-free casino resorts on the Las Vegas Strip — a meaningful differentiator for non-smokers. The Reserve's own High Limit Room (Tiffany glass ceiling, table games) is also smoke-free.
Free high-speed Wi-Fi for Marriott Bonvoy members throughout the property.
In-room dining available (hours limited — around the clock per some sources, though limited hours noted by others).
Electric vehicle charging stations on-site, subject to availability.
On-site self-parking at $20/day. In-and-out privileges included.
Valet parking at $40/day. Prices may increase during major events.
Dogs welcome — maximum 2, up to 100 lbs each. Non-refundable pet fee of $150 per dog per night. Dog-sitting available, crates requested when unattended.
Private cabanas at The Terrace Pool — sofa, tables, and curtained seating areas.
Moroccan-inspired rooftop outdoor pool, exclusive to Reserve guests. Open March–Labor Day, 9 AM–5 PM. Cabanas available. Poolside food and drink service.
Available 9 AM–5 PM at 702-730-7000. Can arrange florals, balloon bouquets, gift baskets, champagne, and food/beverage amenities for rooms.
Daily housekeeping service included.
Currency exchange available at the front desk.
Valet dry cleaning and laundry services available.
Small on-site shop for sundries and snacks.
Full-service spa with steam room, sauna, jetted hot tub, massage rooms (including couples), plus a full hair and nail salon. Day passes available.
24-hour gym on the second floor of Park MGM. Treadmills, free weights, cardio equipment, exercise balls. Complimentary for guests.
Full-service hair salon within the Park MGM Spa & Salon. Cuts, blowouts, color, styling, and bridal services.
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