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I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Nomad at Park MGM in Las Vegas, and I must say, it was an absolutely amazing experience. From the moment we arrived, the hotel staff made us feel like we were truly special. Our concierge, Ezekiel, went above and beyond to ensure that every aspect of our stay was perfect. The room we stayed in was not only cozy and spacious, but it was also impeccably clean. It provided a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, which was exactly what we needed during our visit. The location of the hotel was ideal for us, as it offered easy access to all the attractions we wanted to explore. One aspect of the Nomad that particularly stood out to me was the food. The hotel's dining options were simply outstanding. We had the opportunity to indulge in some truly delicious meals, and the variety of cuisines offered was impressive. Additionally, the casino at the hotel was top-notch, providing endless entertainment and excitement. One feature that I greatly appreciated about the Nomad was that it is a nonsmoking property. As a non-smoker, it was refreshing to be able to enjoy a smoke-free environment throughout the hotel. Overall, I cannot recommend the Nomad at Park MGM enough. The exceptional service, cozy and clean rooms, wonderful location, amazing food, and nonsmoking policy all contributed to an unforgettable stay. Whether you are visiting for business or pleasure, this hotel is definitely worth considering. I give it a solid 10 out of 10 and would gladly return in the future.

I was very impressed! One of the newer hotels on the strip and with a lot of charm that most mass-bedroom places just cannot create easily. The rooms are spacious and even come with a coffee machine (something you would think to be standard but not so in Vegas). Wifi in the room was a bit slow but we will definitely be back!

Nomad Las Vegas has captured the top spot on my list of favorite Vegas hotels, and for good reason. It's a truly unique experience that sets it apart from the luxury heavyweights like Wynn/Encore, Aria, and The Cosmopolitan. What makes Nomad special? It's the perfect blend of refined elegance and a touch of unexpected charm. The focus on exceptional customer service ensures a flawless stay every time. I've already got another stay booked for a Grand Suite in early July – I can't wait to return and experience Nomad's magic again! (While whispers of a future rebranding under Hilton's ownership might be true, let's savor the current iteration of Nomad Las Vegas for as long as we can!)

I stayed at the Park but sat in the Library at NoMad area to get out of the heat and rat race. I've tried to stay here multiple times but it's always booked. You would never tell it's at capacity because it's dark, moody, and quiet. I can not wait to see the rooms next visit, if I can get one that is. 🙂🙃🙂🙃

For nearing $300 a night all in (on a Saturday), I at least expect a quiet room, comfy bed, and good nights sleep. None of those can be had at Nomad. I expected a properly renovated hotel—it is not. I am so confused by these reviews. Our room faced east-ish, over a hideous humming roof below, towards Las Vegas Blvd. The crappy windows did absolutely nothing to drown out the unceasing noise from below. Not even my earplugs, which work in most situations, could drown it out. The mattress is very hard with no pillow-top to speak of, and what very thin comfort layer there is, is already compressed, so you’re laying in other people’s body divots. There were multiple glowing lights from electronics scattered around the room, and worse yet, a brightly flashing white light up on the wall every few seconds. With the exception of like two light fixtures, the furnishings/decor look much better in photos, but in person look cheap and much more Victorian brothel than any kind of chic vintage New York or Europe. I could go on, but you get the idea. Do not recommend.