Welcome to Las Vegas' most talked-about experience! The Palms Casino Resort offers its guests some of the city's most spectacular views o... more »
Welcome to Las Vegas' most talked-about experience! The Palms Casino Resort offers its guests some of the city's most spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip, unique rooms, memorable nightlife venues and a bevy of dining options. *** (And see the other Orbitz listing for the Palms, for a once-in-a-lifetime experience!! Do a hotel or package search for the 'Hardwood Suite at the Palms' for an incredible, EXCLUSIVE chance to stay in the only 10,000-square-foot party room suite in the world that features its own basketball court! $25,000 a night - and it is worth it!!) *** From ghostbar on the 55th floor to Rain Las Vegas just off the casino, the Palms is the hotel for the MTV generation - so much so that the 12th season of MTV's "The Real World" was shot at the resort, and now hotel guests can stay in the 2,900-square-foot suite created for the show's cast. * The resort today is the home of Bravo's "Celebrity Poker Showdown" and is a Vegas playground for music celebrities and Hollywood stars, with specialty suites offering extra-large furniture for the hotel's many NBA guests, and two luxury Playpen suites (complete with stripper poles) that attract not only bachelor and bachelorette parties but also A-list celebrities. * The Palms offers some of the best nightlife in town, beginning with ghostbar. Its open-air deck offers amazing 180-degree views of the Vegas Strip. Fifty-five stories below, the 1,500-seat, state-of-the-art nightclub and showroom venue Rain Las Vegas has a line of fun-loving partygoers every weekend. * The resort's dining options are equally extraordinary, from Alize, where diners can enjoy floor-to-ceiling views as well as gourmet meals, to Little Buddha, with its crimson, gold and celadon decorations and giant Buddha statue. * If you're looking to relax, the Palms features a 20,000-square-foot spa boasting numerous services. Outside, the pool provides a welcome reprieve from the Vegas heat with multiple pools, including two designed just for shallow lounging. * If indoor fun is more your style, check out the 14-theater Brendan Theatres complex or stop by Hart & Huntington Tattoo Company, the only tattoo parlor in a Vegas hotel. * Finally, the Palms is also constructing the new 40-story Fantasy Tower. Many standard guest rooms are already open, as well as a series of fantasy suites. From the mammoth and lush Celebrity Suite to the ultra-hip g Suite, the Palm's Fantasy Suites turn a regular vacation into one fit for a Vegas high-roller. Other luxury options include the hip hop-laden Crib Suite, the bachelorette party-friendly Hot Pink Suite and the Erotic Suite. * The new tower also houses a state-of-the-art recording studio and a floor of meeting space. The masterpiece of the Fantasy Tower will be the six Sky Villas, which will each offer an outdoor pool overlooking The Strip. Other plans for the new tower include a Playboy Club with its own casino, a concert venue, a new restaurant and a new nightclub called Moon, which will have a retractable roof. When completed, the Fantasy Tower will definitely live up to its name, and, like the rest of the Palms, make you feel like a celebrity.
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Location. The Palms Place Hotel at the Palms is located in Las Vegas, Nev. one mile from the Las Vegas Strip. An enclosed motorized walkway connects the hotel to the Palms Casino Resort, which includes the Pearl Palms Concert Theater. The Sands Expo & Convention Center is two miles away. The Las Vegas Motor Speedway is less than three miles from the resort. Features. The ultra-contemporary design of the pool area, opening in May 2008, features a combination of natural light, water and architecture using glass and steel. Poolside dining will be available at the Simon Restaurant & Lounge. Room service is available 24 hours a day. The pool area will also offers daily Cabana rentals, a full-service bar, a fire pit and waterfalls. A table and chairs are set up in the pool, providing the option for in-pool dining. The Drift Spa features 20 treatment rooms across 30,000 square feet, a steam room, sauna, indoor hot and cool soaking pools, and private outdoor garden lounges. A full-service salon is available at the hotel. The sophisticated Rojo Lounge offers cocktails and intimate seating in a designer setting off the lobby. Prime beef, fresh seafood, and an exclusive champagne and caviar bar are featured at the Nine restaurant at the Palms Casino Resort. The Little Buddha bar and restaurant offers Asian cuisine and a sushi bar. Other dining options at the Palms Casino Resort include the Bistro Buffet at the Palms, Blue Agave, Nove Italiano and Garduno's Mexican restaurant. The hotel offers meeting space for small groups or up to 5,000 guests. Pets are not allowed at the property. Guestrooms. Studios at the Palms Place Hotel at the Palms feature nine-foot ceilings, hardwood and marble flooring, and views of the Las Vegas Strip. All accommodations offer fully equipped kitchenettes and living areas with sofa beds. The suites are equipped with 42-inch plasma televisions with premium cable channels. Beds are dressed with pillowtop mattresses and Italian linens by Mateo. In-room safes are large enough for laptop computers. Bathrooms feature televisions, two-person showers with rainfall and massage showerheads, and bathrobes. Expert Tip. Palms Place Hotel at the Palms offers a Hamman, a Turkish bath in an ancient social center that offers therapeutic powers of steam and aromatics. Designed to detoxify the body, cleanse the soul and calm the mind, the Hamman features curves, cool mosaic-tiled, booth benches and slabs, and subdued lighting.
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Everything was great at the Palms-
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Posted May 16, 2006
Okay
Everything was great at the Palms- except for the front desk clerk. She was rude. The room was great and our view was excellent. We would stay there again. A rental car is a must for this property- The strip is a good mile and a half away.
Clean, large and nice room with 36" LCD
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Posted May 15, 2006
Excellent
Clean, large and nice room with 36" LCD TV.No iron equipment, no cabinet for my suit. The room is very clean, large and has a good view. The 36" LCD TV is very comfortable for me to watch.
33 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
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.
pros: friendly dealers, Great Tattoos, ConciergeI went there a couple years ago and the place was amazing. I went there this year and I'm still amazed.
Wonderful rooms and staff, nice
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Posted Apr 10, 2006
Excellent
Wonderful rooms and staff, nice restaurant selection, close to parking.All of the construction being done. This is a wonderful hotel to stay in. Although it is off of the strip, it's very convenient to everything if you have a car.
33 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
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.
Best hotel beds I have ever slept on
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Posted Mar 20, 2006
Excellent
Best hotel beds I have ever slept on.Lines for nightclubs clog access to guest elevators. Great beds, comfortable rooms, but they have crammed so many slots and gaming tables and so much bling into every possible square foot of space that you can't...
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