When it opened in January 2008, the $1.8 billion, all-suites Palazzo added even more luxury to the already luxury-heavy north end of the Las Vegas Strip. Nestled between the sprawling Venetian and the ornate Wynn, the new hotel is an understated blend of style and sophistication. Wide passageways and a three-story waterfall highlight the airy casino; upstairs, suites come standard with sunken living rooms, marble bathrooms, and linens from Anichini. Elsewhere on the property, Las Vegas' first Barneys New York attracts upscale business travelers and big winners alike, while foodies line up to sample CarneVino, the latest restaurant from Mario Batali. Jersey Boys, the acclaimed Broadway musical, opens this spring. Pros: combination printer/fax/scanner in every room; remote-controlled Roman shades. Cons: no poker room; poor access for taxis coming in off the Strip.
Reviewed by NYCDaniella from NYC on 8/16/08
Truly a luxurious hotel. You feel like a queen (or king) as soon as you pull up to the door. The service is fantastic. It's like everyone is waiting to wait on you. The rooms are beautiful and the views are beautiful. The casino is small, but that also means it's less hectic than the other mega casinos. If you are looking for Luxurious Las Vegas, than the Palazzo is for you.
Reviewed by mousespotter from Denver, Colorado on 7/28/08
Somewhat shoddy overall; room was dirty, smelled bad outside, casino very cold, poor hotel layout - overall, not worth the $
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