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The Reserve at Park MGM
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States · Autograph Collection · High Luxury
The Reserve at Park MGM is Jacques Garcia's 293-room hotel inside smoke-free Park MGM, with its own Harmon Avenue entrance, oak floors, and original art. It opened in February 2019 as NoMad Las Vegas and took the Reserve name in December 2025. Daniel Humm's dining room launched with the hotel. Primrose, Bavette's, and Eataly still sit downstairs, and AAA held Four Diamond in 2025.
- 293 rooms
- Opened 2019
- Neighborhood: The Strip
- Architect: HKS Architects; Jacques Garcia
- Interiors: Jacques Garcia
About The Reserve at Park MGM
- Park MGM itself came from a US$550 million remake of the 1996 Monte Carlo, the Strip's first major smoke-free casino resort.
- The Suite Royale Premiere runs up to 2,000 square feet, and T-Mobile Arena is a four-minute walk from the Harmon Avenue door.
History
The Reserve at Park MGM occupies the boutique crown of Park MGM — the resort MGM Resorts created in 2018 when it spent US$550 million transforming the former Monte Carlo (opened 1996 as Las Vegas's Monaco-themed casino hotel) into a smoke-free, dining-forward Strip address with Eataly, Bavette's Steakhouse, and a deliberately softer casino footprint than its neighbors.
MGM and Sydell Group announced in 2017 that the top floors of the Park MGM tower would host NoMad Las Vegas — the first outpost west of Manhattan for the hotel brand Sydell had built around New York's NoMad neighborhood. French architect and designer Jacques Garcia, already celebrated for Hôtel Costes in Paris and La Mamounia in Marrakech, was commissioned to create an interior world radically unlike the neon-and-marble default of the Strip: dark woods, heavy velvets, brass and leather, residential-scale furniture, and a curated art program that made each of the 293 rooms feel like a private pied-à-terre rather than a casino inventory unit.
NoMad Las Vegas opened in February 2019 with its own porte-cochère arrival on Harmon Avenue, a dedicated lobby and check-in removed from the casino floor, and the Strip's first NoMad Restaurant — a dining room that imported the brand's New York sensibility to a city that had rarely seen luxury hospitality attempt moody European intimacy at this scale. Chef Daniel Humm's involvement in the launch generated global press; his eventual departure did not diminish the design thesis Garcia had established.
For six years NoMad functioned as Park MGM's proof that a boutique luxury product could survive inside a mass-market integrated resort — holding AAA Four Diamond status and earning a place on Condé Nast Traveler's radar as one of the Strip's most visually distinctive addresses. In December 2025 MGM rebranded the hotel as The Reserve at Park MGM, retiring the NoMad name while preserving Garcia's interiors and the hotel-within-a-hotel operating model. Marriott's Autograph Collection affiliation — expected in early 2026 — will add Bonvoy distribution without altering the residential, deliberately un-Vegas atmosphere that defines the product.
On a corridor increasingly defined by suite towers and Forbes Five-Star enclaves, The Reserve occupies a different niche: not the largest or most exclusive product on the Strip, but among the most coherent design statements — a Jacques Garcia mood piece floating above a smoke-free resort, and one of the clearest examples of how European hotel culture can be transplanted into Las Vegas without becoming parody.
The setting
The Reserve at Park MGM rises within the Park MGM tower at 3770 South Las Vegas Boulevard, on the center Strip between New York-New York and MGM Grand — ground that housed the Monte Carlo from 1996 until the 2018 renovation erased its Monaco theming. The hotel-within-a-hotel occupies the tower's upper floors with a dedicated Harmon Avenue entrance, separating guests from the casino before they ever reach a slot machine. T-Mobile Arena is a four-minute walk, The Cosmopolitan is eight minutes on foot, and Bellagio's fountains are twelve minutes away, placing The Reserve at the geographic heart of the modern Strip while preserving Garcia's deliberately inward-facing atmosphere. 1 mile from Interstate 15.
Restaurants and bars
- NoMad Restaurant — Restaurant · Contemporary American
- Primrose — Restaurant · French-Mediterranean
- Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar — Restaurant · Steakhouse
- Eataly — Café · Italian marketplace
Amenities
- 293 Jacques Garcia-designed rooms and suites
- Dedicated hotel entrance and lobby separate from Park MGM casino
- Oak hardwood floors and original artwork in guestrooms
- Access to Park MGM pool complex and entertainment
- Smoke-free resort campus
- Suite Royale Premiere up to 2,000 square feet
- Marriott Bonvoy eligibility (Autograph Collection, expected 2026)
- Fitness center
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Four Diamond (2025)
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