Palms Casino Resort Resort - Page 2

The location was not ideal but not too bad, just a short cab ride to the strip. The casino at The Palms hotel was pretty disappointing and it was much smaller than most other Las Vegas casinos. I think the best thing about The Palms hotel is probably the night life.

This hotel made me feel comfortable: The bedroom was very comfortable.

Management in this place must be awfully oppressive, because the people who work at the Palms appear most unhappy. Their service was unfriendly and unhelpful from check in to check out. I have stayed in 10 different hotels in Las Vegas. For the price, you get much less than comparable hotels. It was very disappointing.

I heard a lot of hype about the Palms, and it is not all that. I felt the crowd was cool, but there were a lot of wanna-be's there. It was great for the price, though.

But if you have the money, stay at the Mandalay. Only the stars are treated correctly. I had a horrible dining experience there due to their service. The casino staff was great. There were too many people there during the weekdays. It’s only a great weekend party hotel. Stay away if you are hip enough not to care, and can go there just to party on a Saturday night.

It was fine. I enjoyed it.

Never having been to the Palms, but having seen all the TV commercials and magazine ads since they opened, I had the notion that this would be a pretty hip, Vegas hotel.

What I didn't realize is that this is just another of many other low to mid-priced hotel in Vegas.

The hotel is off the strip, but only by a few blocks (as far as I can remember). The size of the hotel and casino was on the smallish side, but cozy. Everything was clean but a little bit on the tacky side (I saw ads for women in bikinis everywhere). I cannot comment on the spa, because they were booked for the day.

The room was, again, like other low to mid-priced Vegas hotels. Everything was fairly clean and tidy. The standard room was smallish, but I usually don't go to Vegas to stay in hotel rooms all day and night.

I did check out the bar on the roof, forgot what it is called. I do remember that you have to pay just to get up there (I think it was $15 per person). A couple of big mafia-type guys made everyone wait in line for access to the elevator that takes you up. When you finally get up there, the place is only about 80% full (and 80% male). The access outside was even closed (probably because of the wind). After 15 minutes and a $10 drink, I left.

Overall, I was not overjoyed with my stay at the Palms. It was like a lot of other hotels in Vegas, but on the other hand, the room was only $99, the place was clean, the hotel was not crazy-chaotic busy, and it is located close to the strip.

It was neither disappointing or amazing.

This hotel made me feel entertained: They had a nice band in the bar.

I got a 50% discount with a coupon. This enabled me to stay at a hotel otherwise could not have afforded. The coupon was a very good deal.

This hotel made me feel welcome: Dealers were very personable and helpful.

Palms is a very wonderful place to stay. It is a good place to relax and enjoy our and play to slots and tables. And get away from home.

This hotel made me feel respected: They put in extra effort to attend us since we had a traumatic event en route to the Palms.

This hotel made me feel respected: Courteous, prompt, friendly service.

This hotel made me feel important: The hotel staff mad my stay memorable, they tended to my needs on a whim.