Whether you book a Classic King room or stylish Suite, every single room at the NoMad Hotel has hardwood floors, beautiful rugs, thoughtful artwork, and a well-stocked mini bar. I was excited to take a tour of their rooms, both big and small. Photo courtesy of Park MGMĮvery inch of the NoMad Hotel feels ornate yet sophisticated, with a very chic 1920s feel. The contrast was impressive, it felt like discovering a hidden oasis. All of a sudden, the hustle and bustle of the casino floor felt so far away, and I was transported to a luxury boutique hotel. One moment, I was walking through the elegant casinos of Park MGM, and the next, I was walking down a quiet hallway to the stylish and private hotel reception area.

Located inside the Park MGM, there is another luxury hotel to discover called the NoMad Hotel. While I highly recommend visiting for the entertainment, you must stay for the high-end accommodation, dining, and so much more. These venues are currently home to some of the biggest names in the music industry like Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars and Cher.

They offer 2,700 guest rooms and suites, as well as the Park Theater which is the resort’s 5,200-seat entertainment venue and 20,000-seat T-Mobile Arena. You can expect an intimate resort experience, but on a grand scale that Las Vegas is known for. Park MGM is the one of the newest luxury destinations to enjoy in Sin City. Both Park MGM and the new NoMad Hotel, are breaths of fresh air on the Las Vegas Strip with their elegant decor and tranquil spots. However, the other nearby MGM properties deserve to be explored as well, especially for those foodies and luxury travelers out there. You can read more about that beautiful property here. After my wonderful stay this summer at the MGM Grand Resort, I realized there is so much more to Las Vegas than nightclubs and gambling.

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