All renovated guestrooms are expected to be complete by the end of April. Upstairs, Park MGM’s approximately 2,700 guestrooms have been modernized to achieve a chic, trendy feel - a welcome change from the outdated decorative carpets and cream couches and drapes of yesteryear. Guests may also notice the absence of the classic Vegas soundtrack (the loud spinning reels, beeps and ringing of slot machines) this is due to the hotel casino’s location away from the lobby and through a wide corridor. Ornate crystal chandeliers, floral motifs and a color palette of soft, earthy greens and gold accents round out the stunning room. Near the registration desk, there’s also a multimedia art piece that overlays traditional paintings with projection videos, created by Iranian filmmaker-painter duo Shahram Karimi and Shoja Azari. Of note are giant, intertwined tree roots - made with reclaimed wood and created by Brazilian woodworker Henrique Oliveira - that seem to sprout from the center of the lobby’s ceiling. The new design of the lobby utilizes existing structures while incorporating new elements of nature.

Formerly Las Vegas’ Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, Park MGM is undergoing a massive $450 million renovation.

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