NoMad Hotel, Las Vegas
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“NoMad Las Vegas is a hotel within a hotel; specifically, the Park MGM, the completely re-thought former Monte Carlo. It’s all old-world luxury here, with sexy dark corners and a grand, library-inspired restaurant.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Free parking
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
The Nomad is located in the heart of Las Vegas and is only 700 m from the city center Las Vegas. This European exotic boutique annex is a hotel within a hotel. It is a serene, urbane and stylishly forward addition to the famous casino hotels which comprises similar features and services
It encapsulates the visitor at the first sight as tourists come to Las Vegas to enjoy the neon-flecked lights, and are wowed right away.
These tourist attractions are very well known near Nomad Las Vegas. A few of these attractions include the mini Eiffel Tower at the famous Paris Hotel Crystals, Shopping Center, and the Bellagio beautiful Botanical Gardens.
Nomad Las Vegas is a 5-star hotel with multiple services and features to offer to the guests. One will great lodging facilities, a bar located in the hotel with its distinctive drinking collection, along with an outdoor swimming pool. The hotel features its own private parking, a world-class casino and more facilities.
The rooms are adorned with the classic European style with a touch of modernization. One can find a private bathroom with huge bathtubs. The hotel is centrally air-conditioned and so is every room. It keeps you connected with the world with the television set viewing all international channels.
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