The Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino

We stayed at the Palazzo for 4 nights starting February 6th. Some shops were not yet open and the pool deck was unfinished. The room may be one of the best standard room in Vegas. Same layout at Venezia but I like the color scheme a bit more. The bathrooms are great and have nice products. However, the common areas of the hotel (halls, lobby etc..) felt very generic to me. It feels like walking around some upscale mall in a wealthy suburb. It has none of the over the top-ness of the Venetian/Venezia and is not nearly as nice as Wynn or... more

Wonderful accomodations. All rooms are considered suites. We just returned and not all was open. Note, the actual size of the hotel and casino is relatively small. Apparently there was an emphasis to build up, not out. Suggestions on restaurants #1 - Morels - a French steakhouse-lamb done perfectly and the tenderloin could be cut with a fork. #2 - Table One - Went there for lunch on two occasions - this is Emeril's place. Service was great - we sat at the bar and had pizzas and sandwiches. Last - Carnevino - an Italian... more

The good news is, the hotel is new. The bad news is the same. Vegas takes more wear and tear than other cities, so a spotless room does not go unnoticed. The layout is very similar to the Venetian; all rooms are large suites and the bathroom is well appointed. The casino area is well laid out and airy. My issues with the hotel mainly stem from inexperienced (not "bad") service. The front desk told me that I was booked at the Venetian, not the Palazzo. They eventually found my reservation, but then repeatedly told me my... more

We stayed long after the soft opening but before the official opening...so bear that in mind. With the soft opening rates it would be a fine value, when the rates changed to "regular" it would seem better to look elsewhere. The room appointments appear good, but our room was already showing sings of wear and tear (stained furniture and non-working lights, safe, printer etc). The windows were really streaked and condensation inside the layers prevented any real view. Service ranged from: "oops, I am so sorry" to "What are you... more

I stayed at the Palazzo in early January for the Consumer Electronics Show. I will preface my remarks by saying that the hotel was selling rooms before the "official open" and many of the problems I experienced have hopefully been fixed. It was disappointing that because of their greed, they opened the property before they were ready. When I first checked in, my room had several problems, some of them so obvious that I was surprised they rented the room, such as: drywall mud in the bathtub, a mini-bar with no drinks, an automated wake... more

We stayed at the Palazzo and it was exceptional. The standard room was very spacious and great decore. The staff was very friendly. However, the spa was not open yet, and we were offered the usage of the venetian spa. The Venetian spa needs an overdue renovation urgently. It is definately not a world class spa. Overall, I would definately stay there again and highly recommended it to travelers who expect a high calibre of accomodations.

The suite was absolutely perfect but we were very dissapointed to find out the Spa was not opened yet. We were sent to the Venetian Spa. Took us probably 1/2 hour to find out were the Venetian spa was located. The service of the Venetian Grand Canyon was terrible. The staff in the spa were so loud. They were talking to each other making loud jokes, pulling merchandise from boxes and then crushing the empty boxes with theyr feet. People go to a spa to relax. I was very disturbed by the incident. The spa showers were terrible.They could... more

The Palazzo is very nice but doesn't quite have the style or personality as the Venetian, Bellagio, or Wynn. Perhaps that will change once all the restaurants, shops, and pool open. It is a fantastic compliment and addition to the Venetian complex though. The casino had higher ceilings which made it feel very open and less smokey. At this time, the Palazzo does not have it's own poker room. The tables, and walkways between the tables had plenty of room so it didn't feel as crowded as the Venetian. One complaint was with the room doors.... more

The new Venetian tower is impressive, although we encountered some glitches, which we expected only one week after grand opening. Rooms: I've always loved the layout and amenities of the Venetian rooms, just not the faux-gilt decor. The Palazzo's rooms have all the advantages of the Venetian but are done in understated taupe and chocolate with touches of pale blue. The public spaces are also very tasteful and nicely done. Service: Every worker we encountered was helpful. We asked one guard for directions to a particular exit, and... more

I stayed at the Palazzo during its Grand Opening--I was actually there during the soft open and had no idea. Not all of the restaurants and shops were open yet, but I didn't mind because the hotel was so nice. Staff were wonderful, the lobby was gorgeous, the casino wasn't crowded with machines and lights and noise (or hookers), and best of all, the room was fantastic. I think the Palazzo is all suites; mine was spacious, well decorated, and the bathroom was half the size of my apartment! My suite had three TVs, remote-controlled... more