- Hey, it's Debra with Traveling Well for Less.
Today, we're at the Park MGM.
It reopened.
And we're gonna take a look. So come on.
You're invited on this Park MGM Las Vegas room tour.
I stayed at the newly reopened
smoke-free Park MGM Hotel and Casino on reopening night.
I booked the lowest price room, a Park MGM King Room,
and was upgraded to a Park MGM King Room Strip View.
My room was in the NoMad Hotel tower on the 28th floor.
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In the elevator lobbies of floors 27 through 32,
there is a different wire sculpture
created by David Oliveira.
A Richard Tuschman lighted lake scene
in the center of the room hallways is on each floor.
Pro tip: The color scheme of the Park MGM Las Vegas rooms
are green or red.
If you have a preference, ask while checking in.
Rooms are sealed with a sticker
so you know it has been cleaned.
The 406 square foot Park MGM King Room
features an alcove bed with two bedside lights.
Each room has blackout shades,
so you can leave the glitz and lights
of the Las Vegas strip on the strip.
There are two outlets and USB ports on each side of the bed.
The walls are decorated with photos
from Dimitri Coste and Clement Jolin,
drawings and paintings by Alicia Galer,
and mixed media from Beth Hoeckel.
There's a phone on the table farthest from the door.
A 50 inch LED TV sits on wall opposite the bed.
Strip view rooms have a mirrored closet with hangers
and iron, and ice bucket with glasses.
Rooms have a sofa sized window seat
that comfortably seats four people.
Although long and roomy, it is not a sofa bed.
In front of the window is a large table
with a single leather chair.
The hotel left a note explaining that masks are required
in all public spaces, including the pool,
and detailing the housekeeping procedures.
A small amenity kit contains
a Park MGM Las Vegas washable face mask,
and a travel sized bottle of hand sanitizer.
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This room overlooks the Park MGM Pool Oasis.
The pool with the terracotta colored concrete
is a NoMad pool.
It is only open seasonally.
There's a link in the description
so you can watch my Park MGM pool tour video.
Two outlets, two USB ports,
HDMI port, and an internet connection
are on the wall below the TV.
In the entryway hall is a small laptop safe
and two leather coat hooks.
The bathroom has a single sink with ample counter space,
large mirror,
and a small makeup mirror.
This room has a tub and shower combination
with an adjustable handheld shower head.
Next to the tub was a shelf with towels and a hair dryer.
The toilet is in an alcove,
but there is not a separate door on the toilet.
There were two towel hooks on the wall, opposite the sink.
This is a standard King Room at the Park MGM,
and I'm quite happy with it.
It's an alcove room.
Believe they're all alcove rooms
because you've got this little bed thing,
bed's in the alcove.
But yeah, I'm pretty happy with it.
I love that it has a tub.
You know, basic room has a tub, which is a big bonus,
especially after a long day walking the Strip.
The only thing I don't like is the connecting door.
This I don't like.
Given that it's their first day of opening
and accommodation is probably very low,
it would have been nice
to have a room without a connecting door,
which is something
that I'll probably want to make note of in the future
because I'm not a big fan of connecting rooms
unless I'm traveling with someone
that I need to have a connecting room with.
But all in all, so far, so good.
Check-in was a little different.
They prefer that you don't go to the front desk to check in.
They prefer that you use their app and check in online
or approach someone holding a tablet
similar to checking in at any Andaz location.
The link did not work for me,
so I ended up having to go to the front desk,
and check-in was very smooth and efficient.
So I'm gonna check out the rest of the hotel.
So, come on, let's take a look.
Later that evening,
a family with a screaming little girl
checked into the room next to me,
so I moved to a different room.
The new room was a Park MGM King Room with a Park View.
Keep watching for that room tour.
The room was very similar to the Strip View Room,
but with a few key differences.
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It doesn't have the mirrored closet,
but has a single long wall mirror.
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Instead of a tub, there is a large walk-in shower.
The bathroom door doubles as a closet door.
When the door to the bathroom is closed,
the closet is exposed and vice versa.
A vertical four drawer cabinet is in the closet.
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The amenity kit in this room had a mask,
hand sanitizer gel,
and two finger tools to push the elevator button.
That was the Park MGM Las Vegas room tour,
a tour of the Park MGM King Room Strip view
and a tour of the Park View Room, both in green.
If you like red, you can ask them to have a red room.
Although if you say that fast,
it kind of sounds like redrum
and then thoughts of "The Shining" come to mind.
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