Palazzo Hotel & Casino

We had originally booked our room at the Venetian, but when I arrived and I requested a room with a particular view, they asked if I would mind moving to their adjoining property. The hotels/casinos are under the same ownership/management, are structurally connected and sit side by side on the strip. The Palazzo is a newer built hotel in comparison to the Venetian. Anyhow, we accepted and we weren't disappointed. We stayed in the "Bella View" Suite, which is basically their standard room, and you pay a little extra for a view of the Las Vegas Strip. The room layout is just about identical as the Venetian's. The rooms were large, clean, and quite nice. It was quiet, and our housekeeping staff did their job and fulfilled the few requests that we had. There are much cheaper rooms along the Las Vegas Strip, but the Palazzo and Venetian are centrally located, have a beautiful property consisting of pools, cabanas, high-end shopping and restaurants, and large, nice casinos. Not to mention that the rooms are large and offer amenities that you'd pay much more for in other resorts. Overall it was a pleasant stay.

This hotel has some of the best rooms I have ever stayed in. We upgraded our room and the room was absolutely gorgeous and BIIG!

Unique Quality: Bathtub and separate shower with a TV in the bathroom. Our room had a great view of the pool and the strip. There was also a living area in the room. So far this has been our Favorite hotel on the strip!

Directions: Far side of the strip

The Palazzo is one of the Main Things to do in the Las Vegas Area and is among the top 5 destinations in the Strip besides Wynn, Venetian, Bellagio and Ceasar's. The palazzo is one of a few casino cum entertainment complex in Las vegas that features all suite rooms The 3,066 suites range from 720 square feet (nearly two times larger than the average Las Vegas hotel room) to 8,000 square feet and oh boy, prices here of the rooms don't come cheap with an average weekday rates of $ 150 for really off season weekdays and $ 250 for peak season weekdays and for the weekends, a regular bella suite will cost $ 425 a night! The Palazzo is opulence since the owners, the Sands Corporation spared no expense to set this up. But I still prefer their 7 star property at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore!!!!! it's more expensive there!!!

Unique Quality: besides having a huge gaming area and luxe shops, the palazzo also has the Lavo Complex, the newest Night Club in Vegas to bee seen and also the Morel's Steakhouse and my personal favorite, Mario Battali's Carnevino Italian Steakhouse. The average Bella Suite here has: With two queen-size beds and a larger floor space, the Bella Suite takes the Luxury up a notch. Relax in the sunken living room with full-sized couch, oversized coffee table and an ottoman or get a few things done in the private work area.
Bella Suite Features:

* Approximately 720 square feet
* Roman tub
* Double-sink vanity

Directions: 3255 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89109, United States

Yes the Palazzo is opulent in decor and size but so are most of the hotels in Las Vegas. If you are allergic to gold plate and marble then probably dont stay here.. or almost anywhere else in Las Vegas for that matter.

Back to the Palazzo. Check in was prompt though we would question some of the information given to us later. As it was only 11.30am we were not expecting a room to be available however an upgraded room with concierge lounge privileges was available for "as quoted" an extra $100USD per night so we decided to upgrade. Our check in clerk also said she would waive the resort fee because we were upgrading so this was an added bonus. Or so we thought.

The room was lovely, but we were expecting it to be so from reviews we had read. Not a true strip view as such but the view was fine. The Palazzo is located at the Northern end so I wonder what sort of strip view you would get if you were actually paying for it. Maybe we did pay and didnt realise.

More gadgets in the room than you could ever use and for a moment you feel as though you should just sit in the room your entire stay to play with everything but be careful about lifting up items in the mini bar as they are sensor controlled. You lift it... you pay for it.

I did have to leave a note for housekeeping as the bathroom amenities were lacking but aside from that the room was fine.

Now about the resort fee. Apparently this entitles the guest to receive a newspaper each day and wireless internet connection in the room. Got neither of those for our entire stay!!!

The casino in the Palazzo is very nice, mostly non smoking and the machines were quite user friendly if you get what I mean. I didnt seem to notice the strong perfume aroma that other reviewers comment on regularly.

I did enjoy the facilities in the Concierge Lounge. The breakfast was excellent and the evening drinks and canapes a nice treat (although you have technically paid for them). The ambience of the lounge is pleasant and the staff were friendly and consistently aiming to please.

The only meal we ate in the hotel was at Wolfgang Puck on the Azure pool deck. Absolutely nothing to write home about. In fact probably the worst meal I had during my month long stay in the United States.

At departure time we checked our account and had been charged $112.50 each night for the upgrade and the resort fee had been added as well. We did query this but were told that the charges were correct. We had such a great time in Las Vegas so to keep things simple we just paid the account and left.

Overall a nice hotel and casino but its sheer size and the fact it is attached to the neighbouring Venetian made finding your way around quite daunting at times. I was also a little miffed about being misled on the extra charges, so with so many comparable hotels on the Strip, I would probably choose somewhere else next time. Wynn, which is directly opposite the Palazzo looked very nice.

Unique Quality: Beautifully appointed spacious suite. Azure pool area very nice.

Directions: Northern end of the strip opposite the Fashion Show Mall. If arriving at the hotel from McCarron Airport by taxi, ask the driver to take Paradise and Swenson. This is the quickest and cheapest route.

We stayed here in September in a Bella Concierge suite. Check-in was on the 23rd floor and we were greeted with a glass of champagne upon arrival. The whole stay was a pleasure. Hors d'oeuvres were served (hot and cold) and despite the staff having trouble staying on top of the hungry guests they were excellent. The desserts and breakfast were average but the open bar in the evening made up for it. Since we were there mid week it wasn't busy so window seats were easy to find. The room was very clean and the beds comfortable. Be careful of messing around with the bar fridge since moving the items around sets off an electronic counter and you will be charge upon checkout even if you didn't take anything. Very spacious bathroom. The casino floor is one of the best we have been in for ventilation, we barely noticed the smoke in comparison to other casinos. The pools were nice, you have access to either Venetian or Palazzo and there are at least 9 scattered throughout but it was too hot with no shade in the afternoon.

Unique Quality: Great pools, lots to choose from. Highly recommend 'concierge' level accommodations - more than paid for itself.

Had some friends stay here for their anniversary and it is not cheap, but they were very satisfied with the accomodations and the service. They enjoyed the stay here very much and it was celebrated with happiness.

Number of rooms: More than 3,000 all-suite rooms.
The Palazzo has the following dining options: Canyon Ranch Grill, Carnevino by Mario Batali, CUT, Dal Toro, Dos Caminos, Espressamente Illy, Jade, LAVO, Morels, Sportsbook Bar & Grill, Sushi Samba, Table 10 by Emeril Lagasse, Restaurant Charlie by Charlie Trotter, Grand Lux Palazzo, Woo and Zine.
Palazzo is home to a 1,650-seat Palazzo Theater. There is also a 400-seat Palazzo Showroom.
Sugarcane Lounge and the nightclub, Lavo.The neighboring Venetian is home to Tao nightclub.
They have Lamborghini dealership and showroom.
A 4-acre pool deck with six pools, four Jacuzzis, cabanas and a seasonal restaurant, Wolfgang Puck's Solaro.
The Palazzo and the Venetian will share a 21,000-square-foot fitness center that covers the bottom floor of the Canyon Ranch SpaClub.
The Palazzo and the Venetian share the 69,000-square-foot Canyon Ranch SpaClub, which has 62 treatment rooms and offers multiple types of massages and services. The spa also has a 21,000-square-foot fitness center, 40-foot rock climbing wall and a full-service salon.
A 450,000-square-foot retail complex, The Shoppes at the Palazzo, with more than 50 upscale stores, including Barneys New York, Coach, Ralph Lauren, Jimmy Choo, Michael Kors, Ethel M and a rare book shop.
There is 1.9 million square feet total, including the 85,000-square-foot Venetian Ballroom, the 650,000-square-foot Venetian Congress Center (which includes three ballrooms, 64 meeting rooms and three board rooms) and the 1.2- million-square-foot Sands Expo convention center.
Business center
A wonderful underground parking garage.
Air conditioning, remote-controlled cable TV, desk, electronic door locks, in-room safe, telephone, voice mail, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, fax machine, alarm clock and radio, minibar.
Laundry, luggage and maid services, currency exchange, direct access to the Sands Expo Center, concierge, rental-car reservations, golf reservations, safety deposit boxes and wake-up call service.

Directions: Located on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip, accross from Treasure Island

I stayed at the Palazzo on the 2nd half of my Labor Day weekend. It was my first time staying here and i really like. The rooms are fabulous!! They are all suites and i stayed in the smaller ones, but it was perfect. There are 3 flat screens in the room 1 where the beds are, 1 in the living room area and 1 in the bathroom. The beds are very comfy and the curtains and blinds are all remote controlled. See pics below. I didn't actually gamble here or do much inside the hotel other than just kick it in the room when i didn't feel like going out. I didnt get to see too much of anything else. I did eat at the Grand Lux Cafe, which is basically a cheescake factory, so it was regular. Ill probably gamble here next time so i can try and get comps. This place is in a good location, self parking is easy to get to and find and parking elevators to the casino floor are right next to the elevators to the rooms... I love this place!

I did not know Palazzo existed until I noticed a billboard while stuck in traffic on the 405 in LA. I was suprised to see that it was on the strip, and then I remembered all of that construction noise when at the Wynn last year. A very pricy place to stay, first timers might want to check this out Sun- Thu for decent rates, the weekend was a fortune ($400+). The rewards program is that of Club Grazie, affiliated with The Ventian. The Hotel itself is both affiliated and physically connected to the Venetian. The suites here are gorgeous, with plush decor, down to the comfortable red couches in the sunken living area. The Casino is very easy to get around in, and the high ceilings and fountains make the common areas and shopping areas impressive to anyone. High Class, First Class.

Unique Quality: I loved the main entrance and just the granduer of the ceilings. The detail in all of the mosiac is amazing.

Directions: Between Venetian and Wynn, self parking off of Sands on the North end of the hotel.

the palazzo is the newest resort on the strip and is part of the venetian complex. the palazzo opened on jan 17th 2008 and while as a guest at the venetian i attended it's grand opening. i have not stayed at the palazzo but i was given a tour of it's rooms and amenities. another first class resort hotel on the vegas strip.

Directions: the strip. (las vegas blvd).