NoMad Las Vegas Rebrand To The Reserve At Park MGM

MGM Resorts International is about to retire the NoMad name on the Las Vegas Strip and put a new boutique flag in its place. On December 17, 2025, the 293 room hotel on the upper floors of Park MGM Las Vegas will officially become The Reserve at Park MGM, completing a transition that begins on December 1. The change affects guests who favor more intimate, high floor rooms while staying central on the Strip, and it also reshapes how Marriott Bonvoy and MGM Rewards members will be able to book and earn points on future stays.

In practical terms, the NoMad Las Vegas rebrand will replace the old name with The Reserve at Park MGM inside the existing Park MGM complex, while keeping the upper floor, hotel within a hotel layout that appealed to travelers who wanted a quieter base above the main casino floors. It also positions the property to plug directly into Marriott Bonvoy's Autograph Collection in early 2026, creating a new Strip option for Marriott loyalists who prefer boutique style hotels over mega resorts.

Rebrand Details And Timeline

MGM says the transition from NoMad Las Vegas to The Reserve at Park MGM begins on December 1, 2025, with full rebranding in place by December 17. During that window, guests continue to book under the NoMad name through MGM's websites and call centers through December 16, after which new reservations will appear as The Reserve at Park MGM. The hotel will keep its 293 rooms and suites, which occupy the top floors of Park MGM and are designed to feel more residential and secluded than the standard Park MGM inventory.

Several venues inside the complex will change names at the same time. The NoMad Pool, which has served as a quieter pool deck compared with some of the Strip's louder party pools, will become The Terrace Pool. The NoMad Library Restaurant, distinctive for its book lined setting, will be shortened to The Library. The NoMad Bar will transition to The Reserve Bar, and the NoMad branded casino area will become The Reserve Casino, signaling that MGM wants a unified Reserve identity instead of a split NoMad and Park MGM presentation.

For travelers arriving in late December, the most visible changes are likely to be signage, keycard branding, and references on confirmation emails rather than wholesale shifts in layout. The Park MGM lobby, casino, and shared public spaces will still serve both the main resort and The Reserve, with the boutique hotel occupying its existing high floor footprint and check in experience.

Loyalty, Booking, And Autograph Collection

A major reason this rebrand matters for frequent travelers is how it plugs into MGM's newer partnership with Marriott International. MGM and Marriott launched the MGM Collection with Marriott Bonvoy to link several Las Vegas resorts to Marriott's platforms, and MGM now confirms that The Reserve at Park MGM is expected to join Marriott Bonvoy's Autograph Collection in early 2026 as part of that framework.

Once the Autograph Collection affiliation is live, Marriott Bonvoy members should be able to book The Reserve at Park MGM through Marriott channels, earn points on eligible charges, and redeem points for award nights, similar to how they can already use Bellagio, ARIA Resort and Casino, and The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas inside the MGM Collection with Marriott Bonvoy. MGM Rewards members will continue to earn and redeem within MGM's own loyalty program, and travelers who hold both memberships will likely see more ways to match benefits across the two ecosystems, even if the exact earning charts and elite recognition details vary by rate and booking channel.

The transition also changes the story for Hilton Honors members who may have associated NoMad with Hilton after Hilton acquired a controlling interest in Sydell Group, the company behind the NoMad brand, in April 2024. Hilton's deal explicitly excluded the Las Vegas property and noted that it would rebrand under a different flag, which is now playing out as The Reserve at Park MGM under the MGM and Marriott umbrella rather than under Hilton's luxury lifestyle portfolio.

Background On The NoMad Brand And Las Vegas

The NoMad concept originally grew out of Sydell Group's work in New York and London, with a focus on high design, restaurant driven hotels aimed at travelers who wanted something more intimate than a standard chain property. In Las Vegas, NoMad opened in 2018 as a hotel within a hotel inside Park MGM, offering its own check in, bar, and library style restaurant while sharing the overall building and casino.

When Hilton moved to buy a majority stake in Sydell and the NoMad brand in April 2024, both Hilton and Sydell were careful to state that NoMad Las Vegas was not part of the deal and would rebrand in the coming months. That carve out hinted that MGM had different long term plans for the top floor hotel, and it sets up the current shift into The Reserve at Park MGM without dragging the property into Hilton's distribution and Honors ecosystem.

For travelers who have stayed at NoMad Las Vegas in the past, the rebrand is less about losing access to specific amenities and more about watching how MGM updates interiors, programming, and service in order to fit the Reserve concept and align with what Autograph Collection guests expect when they see a Marriott listing. Autograph properties are independently styled hotels that still sit inside Marriott's booking and loyalty infrastructure, so The Reserve at Park MGM is likely to preserve a distinct design language while adhering to Marriott's backend standards.

What Travelers Should Do Now

If you already have a NoMad Las Vegas reservation for dates after December 17, 2025, the most important step is to confirm the booking details with MGM. MGM's FAQ notes that guests can still book NoMad Las Vegas through December 16 using MGM channels, and future stays after the rebrand date will move under The Reserve name, but confirmation numbers and room categories should carry through unchanged. It is worth downloading updated confirmation emails once the branding flips so that the hotel name on your paperwork matches signage at check in.

Marriott Bonvoy members eyeing Las Vegas for 2026 and beyond should watch for The Reserve at Park MGM to appear on Marriott's website once the Autograph Collection affiliation goes live in early 2026. For peak dates, such as major conferences or large entertainment weekends, having another Bonvoy earning and redemption option on the Strip could be valuable, particularly for members who want something smaller than a convention scale resort.

Travelers who preferred the NoMad branding elsewhere in the world can expect Hilton's Honors program to carry most of that brand's future growth, while Las Vegas becomes the outlier that shifts into MGM and Marriott's joint collection. For Las Vegas visitors who simply want a quiet, design forward stay above a mid Strip casino, the main takeaway is that the experience should feel familiar under a new name, with more booking options once Marriott's systems catch up.

Sources

• NoMad Las Vegas Set to Rebrand into The Reserve at Park MGM, MGM Resorts press release
• The Reserve at Park MGM FAQ, MGM Resorts
• NoMad Las Vegas, MGM site notice on rebrand timing
• The NoMad Las Vegas will rebrand as The Reserve at Park MGM, Travel Weekly
• Hilton acquires majority controlling interest in Sydell Group to expand NoMad brand worldwide, Hilton