Park MGM's inexpensive King rooms started at just $79 per night for weekday rates and $129 on weekends. It's not an exaggeration to say Park MGM is easily one of the hottest hotels on the Las Vegas Strip right now, with a giant replication of New York's famed food hall Eataly, plus restaurants and bars from the Sydell Group (of NoMad, The Ned, and The Line fame), LA chef Roy Choi, the Houston Brothers (who co-own most of Los Angeles' best bars and nightclubs), Bavette's, and the Crack Shack.ĭespite the cool factor, as a travel writer and advisor who prefers the luxury side of things, I was initially skeptical. Need more Las Vegas hotel suggestions? Read our list of the best cheap hotels in Las Vegas and the best luxury hotels in Las Vegas.

Especially after my previous trip to Vegas, when I asked a waiter about the coolest new spots (the waitstaff and bartenders are always in-the-know), and they confirmed it was indeed Park MGM.

And for the reasons previously listed, I was keen to check out this buzzy new property. It's also surprisingly not as expensive as other sophisticated hotels on the strip, like Bellagio, ARIA, and MGM Grand.Īs a Los Angeleno, I'm in Las Vegas at least three to four times per year. The hotel appeals equally to business travelers looking for a no-fuss option with basic-but-clean rooms, great restaurants, and meeting space, as well as younger people who want to stay in the hotel of the moment. Since then, Park MGM has quickly become a hot booking not only for an incredible array of restaurants but also for its theater, which hosted Lady Gaga's residency. On the site of the old Monte Carlo Hotel, Park MGM is one of Las Vegas' newest hotels, opened in late 2018 after a top to bottom gutting and renovation. In the meantime, we encourage all travelers to stay safe, follow guidelines from the CDC website, and take precautions. So whether you use our reviews now, bookmark them for the future, or simply need an escape from the news, we'll continue to share the world with you. Whenever that happens for you, and we know it will, we hope our travel content helps you make informed, useful, and inspiring choices on the best places and hotels to book. But when this time passes and things return to normal, we know you'll be eager to explore the world again. We understand that right now is a challenging time to plan travel.

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