Park MGM Las Vegas Walk Through

I was in Vegas for the Park MGM Las Vegas reopening. I stayed at the hotel and did a walk through of the Park MGM Las Vegas Hotel and Casino and the pool complex.

The Park MGM is the only smoke-free casino on the Las Vegas strip.

Awesome for those of us who are nonsmokers and for those who want to limit their second hand smoke exposure.

The Park MGM, formerly the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino, offers 2,992 rooms including 259 suites and 1,400 slots.

When the Park MGM Las Vegas was the Monte Carlo, I stayed here often after Mlife and Hyatt partnership. It made for cheap mattress runs and Hyatt stays. Plus the VIP lounge wasn’t too shabby.

Pro-tip: You can use your Mlife benefits such as discounted hotel rates at the Park MGM Las Vegas.

In this video, you’ll see which Park MGM restaurants and bars are open and which are still closed so you know what to expect for your Las Vegas vacation.

Because this Vegas trip was part of a larger road trip, I drove.

Pro-tip: You may want to fly because flights on Frontier to Las Vegas and on Spirit are really inexpensive.

You’ll find great bargains on Vegas hotels even at hotels like the Park MGM.

Which is your favorite Instagram spot at the Park MGM Las Vegas ?

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