NoMad Las Vegas Will Rebrand and Become The Reserve at Park MGM

Updated: December 1, 2025, 5:33pm CST

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NoMad Las Vegas is getting a new name. MGM Resorts announced today that the boutique hotel will officially begin its transition into The Reserve at Park MGM, with the rebrand taking full effect on December 17, 2025.

While the name is changing, MGM says guests can expect the same elevated, design-forward experience that made NoMad a favorite among travelers looking for something more intimate and luxurious on the Strip.

Here are the details of this exciting rebrand.

What To Expect From The Reserve at Park MGM

The Reserve at Park MGM will remain a 293-room retreat nestled within Park MGM, but several familiar spaces will undergo refreshes.

Nomad Las Vegas Room 1 — Image Credit: The Reserve at Park MGM

The NoMad Pool becomes The Terrace Pool, NoMad Library simplifies to The Library, and NoMad Bar will relaunch as The Reserve Bar. MGM says the updated names are designed to align the entire experience more closely with Park MGM’s brand while maintaining the aesthetic NoMad loyalists know well.

One of the most significant updates is part of the hotel’s long-term plans. In early 2026, The Reserve at Park MGM is expected to join Marriott Bonvoy’s Autograph Collection. This transition is part of MGM’s larger strategic partnership with Marriott, which brought a long list of iconic Strip resorts — including Bellagio, ARIA, The Cosmopolitan, and Mandalay Bay — under the new MGM Collection with Marriott Bonvoy.

Once The Reserve officially joins the Autograph Collection on December 17, Marriott Bonvoy members will be able to book stays through Marriott.com and earn or redeem Marriott Bonvoy points at the property. For travelers who rely on Marriott Bonvoy points for their trips to Vegas, this update introduces a new upscale option in a quieter, boutique setting.

Hot Tip:

When The Reserve at Park MGM joins the Autograph Collection, keep an eye out for potential off-peak or dynamic pricing sweet spots. Boutique properties often price lower than the major casino resorts, which could mean solid value for Bonvoy redemptions, especially if you’re looking to visit in the middle of the week.

Final Thoughts

The transition from NoMad to The Reserve at Park MGM brings a new name, but the experience should feel very familiar to guests. The intimate rooms and boutique vibe will remain, while the food and beverage outlets will receive an update.

And when The Reserve at Park MGM joins Marriott Bonvoy’s Autograph Collection in 2026, guests will have even more ways to earn and redeem points on the Las Vegas Strip.