Park MGM

Park MGM is a hotel and casino at 3770 S Las Vegas Blvd, on the Center Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada, between New York-New York and Aria. The resort was formerly the Monte Carlo and was rebuilt and reopened as Park MGM in 2018, with a streamlined interior that favours clean lines and muted tones over the old European theme. Its position is convenient for pedestrians, since the T-Mobile Arena, the Park Theater and the Strip's southern crossing sit close by, and the Park MGM and Aria Monorail-adjacent walkways give quick access to the middle of the Strip. Harry Reid International Airport is around a fifteen-minute drive. The main tower offers modern rooms with simple, uncluttered decor, including Deluxe King and Double Queen rooms and a range of suites. The hotel is part of the MGM portfolio, so guests can use some MGM benefits and can easily reach neighbouring resorts. The property is known for Eataly, a large Italian marketplace with restaurants, bars and food counters that works for casual meals at any hour, as well as several other restaurants and a well-known late-night spot. Entertainment includes the Dolby Live theatre, which stages concert residencies and shows. A pool deck, a spa and a fitness centre are available, and the casino is smaller and calmer than the neighbouring MGM Grand. The atmosphere is more relaxed than at many nearby resorts, and the property caters to couples, show-goers and visitors who want a central location without the largest crowds. Typical nightly rates range from roughly $110 to $350, and a mandatory resort fee of roughly $45 to $55 per night applies. Parking is charged for both valet and self-park.