It is a matter of taste, but to me, the Palazzo accomplishes an elegance and intimacy that the Wynn, Venetian and Bellagio do not. Beautiful public areas and easily the most logical floorplan of the above resorts. You just feel at home there! Service was cordial and prompt and housekeeping was excellent. I had a room on the 37th floor with a view of the Wynn pools, golf course and mountains. The room was beautiful (the gold velour does work - adds warmth to the room) and so comfortable - looked exactly as the hotel website displays. I was in Vegas for a wedding which was held at the Bellagio and spent considerable time at the Wynn and Venetian. While they too are magnificent properties, I was ready to go back to the Palazzo. I have no idea what some of the reviewers were talking about re: civet smell. This hotel has the freshest environment and I noticed nothing unusual "in the air".

It also must have the most unique location - connected to the Venetian and Wynn and with the Mirage and TI across the street, you are very self contained. The casino was very crowded and the slots were no better or worse than other hotels, but as half the casino is smoke free, a much nicer environment than the others. Pools and spa were wonderful. Since the wedding had an agenda, the only restaurant I experienced was Grand Luxe Cafe and the food was great. I heard several people rave about Cut.

If you want over the top, this is not the hotel for you. If you want luxury and comfort in good taste as your home base, stay here!

This is an incredible hotel and casino. It is comparable to Wynn Las Vegas. The room is amazing, luxurious.. it is completely worth every penny. The casino is a bit bland looking, but I think it is meant to be understated to keep some of the "gimmick" look away from the property. I have stayed at both Wynn and Palazzo now, and I love the Wynn casino better than Palazzo, but I have to say that the Palazzo hotel rooms have the edge over Wynn. The good thing is both are connected by a short walk across a land bridge, so you can get the best of both worlds. The housekeeping staff was fantastic, however there are still some kinks that they need to work on with the other staff at the hotel, specifically staff at the front desk and some of the other areas within the casino. While not BAD, they just seemed indifferent to us. The slots are tight, but that seems to be the way Vegas is trending- gone are the higher-payouts of 5-10 years ago. Stick with tables and video poker- you will feel better at the end!!! Definitely recommend this hotel if you've never been- spend the extra $ and treat yourself!!

I stayed at the Palazzo for a convention meeting. I've attended many conferences nationwide and the Palazzo definitely ranks as the best experience! I stayed in one of the Luxury suite room. As soon as you open the door to the room, there is the immediate "wow" factor. The picture on the website does not do it any justice. The suite is meticulously decorated. The king size bed is amazingly spacious and comfortable. The 3 LCD television is such a luxurious experience. The room is well equipped with its own fax macine that allowed me to print out my boarding passes in my own room. The sitting area is amazing with its pull out bed (though we never used it). Your partner can work on the computer or watch one of the 3 TV without really interupting the late risers. The bathroom is incredible! With its closed-off toilet, there is a lot of room to get ready. The bathroom is spacious enough to accomodate a vanity table/chair. A separate shower with its glass enclosure and body jets really brings the luxury to high level. The most amazing thing is the remote control blinds. Once closed, the room is pitched black and extremely quiet. This room is really a great price at $270/night because it can easily and comfortably room 4 people. The attached shops have everything for everyone, including restaurants. Attached to the Venetian Casino and shops, there's something to do.

We booked 2 nights at Palazzo in a luxury suite. The room was very large- had a king bed area, and then a few steps down, there was a living area. The bathroom was not as luxurious as we anticipated. The water did not drain properly in the shower. We were standing in water while showering. The shower head had no options (ie: no different sprays, no hand held). The mirror had missing parts. The light switch in the bathroom was broken. Having a separate room for the toilet was nice, but the light in there was very dim, and there was no trash can in there. In the living area, the sofa was very stained and the drawers in the desk did not close. The ventilation system was louder than we would have liked and the remotes for the 2 large flat screen TVs were exceedingly slow to go from one channel to the next. This was not what we expected from a billion dollar, less than 1 year old, luxury hotel. The morning after our first night, we brought these issues to the attention of the front desk. They offered to have maintenance look at the shower, or provide us with another room. We had no guarantee that another room's shower would drain any better (that was our major complaint), so we checked out after the first night. Maybe the bugs still have to be worked out. I would not recommend this hotel at this point in time. They do have a great restaurant- The Grand Lux Cafe.