Spent 4 nights at the Palazzo hotel and it absolutely perfect! We have stayed in several Vegas hotels, most recently, the Bellagio, and the Palazzo was the best. All the rooms are suites but spend the extra money and book a suite on the concierge level. The complimentary concierge lounge is worth it. There is a continental breakfast every morning and cocktails and snacks in the evening. No need to have a strip view in your room because the lounge offers a total panoramic view. Free use of the business center in the lounge as well. The personal attention shown by the staff at this hotel makes it stand out from the others. Yes, the Bellagio is a beautiful hotel but the Palazzo makes you feel more welcome.

Rooms are very clean, comfy bed, great flat screen TVs and more space than you could ever need. The casino is open and airy and well lit. The Palazzo is connected to the Venetian so it's easy access. The spa is huge and worth a visit. Great massage and great sitting areas in the spa.

Pools were well kept and still open during our late October stay.

We will return to Vegas soon and will certainly stay at the Palazzo again.

I stayed at the Palazzo for four nights with my boyfriend in August, 2008 – this was the fourth time we traveled to Las Vegas. We had stayed in a renovated Venetian room the year before and found the Palazzo rooms were set up basically the same. We enjoyed the size of the room – more than adequate space for two adults – king bed with chair and bench – a step down to the living room area with L-shaped couch, coffee table, desk with chair and round “dining” table with 3 chairs. Our room was on the 9th floor and overlooked the pool complex and directly across from TI. The shower head and water pressure in the shower were fantastic – nothing feels better on your weary muscles after walking the strip and gambling for hours. We ordered room service breakfast every morning and the quality of food and promptness of delivering the order was exceptional. Our room was cleaned adequately each day. Security guards were posted at the guest elevator banks throughout the day and night and required a visual of your room key before granting access. We never had a problem with elevator traffic. The Palazzo casino is much smaller than the Venetian, but we found it was an extremely short walk between the Palazzo and Venetian casinos, so we viewed both as one big casino. We also preferred Venetian pools to the Palazzo pools since we prefer sun while we went to the pool (Palazzo pools were shaded by the building’s shadow during the morning hours). There was a bit of construction in front of the Palazzo/Venetian which required walking under scaffolding to get to the Mirage/TI from street level, but that was a temporary annoyance. We’ll definitely be staying at the Palazzo on our next trip. I hope others enjoy their time there as much as we did.

Even the smallest suite at the Palazzo was great. It is not as open as the rooms in the Wynn Hotel, its next door neighbor. However, the Palazzo suite has its own living room area complete with a sectional couch. There was room for at least 6 people to hang out in the room. The view is not as great as the Wynn, but the room we got was directly in front of the Treasure Island Hotel. The view of the pirate show was cool, but becomes a bit old after the 4th time.

It was also great that the room had two HD TVs. Great if you want to hang out at the couch or be a bit lazy and want to watch TV in bed. The bathroom was spacious, but not as large as the Wynn's bathroom (regular rooms).

The casino floor seems to have a sent piped in though the ventilation system. It's not very strong, but you will notice it when you enter the casino.

Overall the Palazzo is a great hotel, but a bit pricey. I would not suggest it if you are on a budget and just want a place to sleep in Vegas.

Overall, I think the Palazzo is a very nice hotel. We stayed there for six days at the end of October 2008 and we enjoyed much of our stay.

We did have a number of problems which were VERY annoying at the beginning of our stay which really set the tone for the rest of it unfortunately. To begin with, we booked the "concierge level" suite, which is advertised as "free breakfast, afternoon hors d'eouvres, and evening cocktails and appetizers every day. More on this in a minute.

When you check in for a concierge level suite, you are supposed to go to the 23rd floor and check in so you don't habve to wait in the very long lines in the main lobby. We called ahead with our travel itinerary and were told to go to the 23rd floor until 11pm. We arrived at 10:30 and had to cross a VERY smoky (yet allegedly "smoke-free corridor" across the entie casino floor to get to the guest suite elevators. We were also carying a rather heavy infant car-seat. We went to the 23rd floor which was locked up tight and we called from a house phone to be told to return to the front desk to check in. So we had to backtrack the entir smoky way with our 7-month old infant in a heavy car-seat and then wait in line at the main desk. When we checked in, the clerk asked if we wanted the xcheck left open so we could charge things to the room. We said yes.

We ordered a turkey sandwich and botle of water from room service when we got to the room for a grand total of $41 dollars with tip. When we ordered, they said we weren't approved for room charges. So they transferred me to the front desk to clear it up. Then they transferred me back tot he room service people and they took the order. The waiter arrived and he said we had to pay cash since we were not approved. ?!?! What did we just go through then?!

The next day we requested a tea-kettle "hot-pot" to boil water. It took them 4 hours and three phone calls to deliver it.
We also had a minor spill on the bed duvet so we called housekeeping to have a replacement delivered. They took 6 hours and 4 phone calls to deliver it...even then it was because I caught a housekeeper in the hallway and she found us a new duvet.

KEEP IN MIND, this is a "concierge level" suite that is supposed to have the BEST service the Palazzo can offer. We were not impressed..the service was no better, and in fact probably worse, than a typical hotel!

All this being said, the rooms are spacious and nice, although as some people have commented, the A/C is quite loud. And for some unknown reason, ours apparently sucked air in from the kitchen vents since our room smelled like whatever meal they were cooking (eggs in the am, onions in the pm).

There are a lot of really nice (and expensive) restaurants in the Palazzo. The Grand Lux is one of the more reasonable and keeping with their cheesecak factory roots, has a huge menu. We didn't see any of the Palazzo shows, but the Blue Man group is there and everyone raved about the show. We saw Cirque De Soliel "Ka" at the MGM and it was a spectacular show.

There is a burger place across the beneath the Capital Grille that has great food at reasonable prices called "Stripburger".

One last thing, the entry and exit from the Palazzo is kind of out of the way and in one case a real pain because you have to go up and down several escalators just to get across the street...which puts you a full block past the Palazzo. Everyone usually goes back through the Venetian hallway to exit at their doors.