The stay was great, staff was friendly and service was excellent. Hotel was nice and clean, smoke free was a wonderful bonus. Would stay here again and again

This was a gift I purchased for my niece and her husband. They enjoyed their stay. I checked them in personally and loved your smoke-free environment!

Beautiful, quiet and elegant yet adjacent to all of the Vegas hubbub. Perfect. We had a reservation snafu which had nothing to do with this property. The staff were friendly and responsive. We couldn’t have asked for better service.

What an interesting experience. From a high level, this property is fascinating and well worth a look. It is on the top floors of the MGM Park Hotel, south end of the strip, and across from the T-Mobile arena. Very convenient. The room was large, comfortable, and charming, with exquisite details from hardwood floors, a sitting area, beautiful area rugs, electric curtains and drapes, a Nespresso machine, and little details like plush towels, robes, and slippers. The finishings - from furniture to bathroom faucets - are high-end. The view was good, given its height (32nd floor) and location. One odd thing is the shower. One might expect a room of this stature to have a full-on soaker tub. The shower was very disappointing: although large and beautifully tiled, the shower head was mounted on an adjustable pole, too low for a 6' tall person and constantly sliding down, so my chest was well-rinsed! It was just an average shower head in a genuinely exceptional bathroom suite. Expected more. The lobby is a little confusing because it is connected to MGM Park property, but once you figure it out, you realize you have the boutique feel of the Nomad and the far-reaching resources of MGM Park. I wasn't wild about the ultra-dark motif on the lobby level, but the details are all high-end. The digital room key was glitchy. We went out for a late dinner, and here is where the connection with MGM Park paid off—all the eateries in the Casino were open late and accommodating.

Simply disappointing - after staying at the Nomad New York for several yrs and frequenting the Nomad London often, I was looking forward to visiting my home away from home in Las Vegas. However it all feels like a scam. Upon checking into our room there was a constant buzzing noise and when we notified the front desk they said it was probably the wind and there’s nothing they can do - rather than offering to switch rooms they just sent someone up from maintenance who upon acknowledging the disturbance just offered us a voucher for $25. I arrived in the evening so when I went to order room service around 21:30 never having stayed at a luxury hotel which doesn’t serve until at least 23:00 if not all night, I was told the kitchen closed at 21:00 a fact which would have been useful to be advised of at check in because I subsequently was left to starve since The Nomad Bar was also closer the first day. Subsequently, The Nomad Pool closed both days we were here - something completely unexpected for Las Vegas - forcing us to hang out at the Park MGM which was not our taste. Had we been made aware of all these restrictions at the time of booking we would have definitely chosen another hotel.

Honestly, I'd prefer to keep this gem of a hotel a secret, but ours was too good a stay not to sing the Nomad's praises. From check-in to check out, the staff were positively professional sans the stuffiness of other L.V. properties. The husband and I kept our visit low maintenance, so no housekeeping or room service of which to speak. What I loved most was the hotel-within-a-hotel vibe. The Nomad is magically nestled within the Park MGM. The vibe is dark and cosy, which if you're like me and the sensory experience of the Las Vegas Strip can overwhelm, the Nomad is a calm and quiet respite. The rooms are modest, reminding me of an East Coast boutique hotel. The best part are the wood floors, because really, do you think these megas hotels frequently steam their wall-to-wall carpeting? The only let-downs was in the bathroom. The mirror was too far back, making tweezing and makeup applications challenging (I ended up using the closet mirror); and the toilet paper....in a word-- chaffing. I kid you not. I'm truth, I will bring my own roll next time. Really, I liked the Nomad that much!

Renovation needed.

Dream hotel in Vegas! I don’t know that I’ll ever stay anywhere else.