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The Palazzo

Google Logo 4.6 Google reviews (27605)
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Overview

Overview

A luxurious Las Vegas stay awaits at The Palazzo, an Italian-inspired 5-star property in a prime ‘Sin City’ location. Adjoined with The Venetian and Sands Expo Convention Centre, prepare to be amazed by the wealth of facilities on offer. Take a s...

A luxurious Las Vegas stay awaits at The Palazzo, an Italian-inspired 5-star property in a prime ‘Sin City’ location. Adjoined with The Venetian and Sands Expo Convention Centre, prepare to be amazed by the wealth of facilities on offer. Take a stroll through the replica Venice, where you’ll find gondola rides along the Grand Canal, and a typically Mediterranean décor wherever you look. Guests can expect to be spoilt for choice by the dining options, with almost every cuisine imaginable on offer.

Distance from resort centre

There are a number of shops, bars, cafes and restaurants in the vicinity of The Palazzo.

Distance from the airport

McCarran International Airport is approximately 5km away.

Pools
Restaurant
Bar
Gym
Parking
Wifi
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Accommodation
Luxury Suite
  • King-size bed
  • Distinct living room area and open bedroom
  • Oversized bathtub with Roman tub, separate glass-enclosed shower and LCD TV
  • Wi-Fi
  • Safe
  • Coffee table
  • Work desk
  • Phone
  • 2 flat-screen TVs
  • Dining table
Bella Suite
  • 2 queen-size beds
  • Bi-level configuration with distinct living room and open bedroom
  • Oversized bathtub with Roman tub, separate glass-enclosed shower and LCD TV
  • Wi-Fi
  • Safe
  • Coffee table
  • Work desk
  • Phone
  • 2 flat-screen TVs
  • Dining table
Fortuna Suite
  • King-size bed
  • Strip or pool view
  • Oversized bathtub with Roman tub, separate glass-enclosed shower and LCD TV
  • Italian marble foyer
  • Bi-level configuration with distinct living room and open bedroom
  • Wi-Fi
  • Safe
  • Coffee table
  • Work desk
  • Phone
  • 2 flat-screen TVs
  • Dining table
Siena Suite
  • King-size or 2 queen beds
  • Double-door entrance with Italian marble foyer
  • Oversized marble bath with jetted tub, separate glass-enclosed shower and LCD TV
  • Wi-Fi
  • Safe
  • Coffee table
  • Work desk
  • Phone
  • 2 flat-screen TVs
  • Dining table
Lago Suite
  • Master bedroom with king-size bed and private bath
  • Spacious living area with semi-formal dining area
  • Oversized marble bath with jetted tub
  • Double-door entrance with Italian marble foyer
  • Wi-Fi
  • Safe
  • Coffee table
  • Work desk
  • Phone
  • 2 flat-screen TVs
  • Dining table
Facilities

Facilities

  • Swimming pools
  • Casino
  • Resort concierge
  • Canyon Ranch
  • Multiple restaurants
  • Multiple bars
  • Parking
  • Gym
  • Business centre
  • Floral shop
  • Meetings
  • Weddings and celebrations
  • Shops
  • Various attractions
Dining

Dining

Dining is split between The Venetian and The Palazzo

Mott 32

  • Flavours from China and the world

The Factory Kitchen

  • Italian cuisine

Bouchon

  • Bistro-style dining

Chica

  • Latin cuisine

Yardbird Southern Table and Bar

  • A modern take on Southern comfort food

CUT

  • American steakhouse

Buddy V’s Ristorante

  • Home-style Italian

LAVO Italian Restaurant

  • Italian

Morels Steakhouse and Bistro

  • Popular restaurant

SUGARCANE raw bar grill

  • Small plates from around the world

SUSHISAMBA

  • Japanese-fusion style dining

TAO Asian Bistro

  • Sushi and sashimi restaurant

sixth+mill pizzeria and bar

  • Casual pizza restaurant celebrating Southern Italy

Lagasse’s Stadium

  • Sports bar with classic fare and gourmet options

Solaro by Wolfgang Puck

  • Poolside dining

Delmonico Steakhouse

  • New Orleans influenced steakhouse

Carlo’s Bakery

  • Bakery by TLC’s Cake Boss

Black Tap Craft Burgers and Beer

  • Award-winning burgers, milkshakes and craft beer

Canaletto

  • Authentic Italian fare in the piazza

Canonita

  • Mexican favourites on the Grand Canal

Canyon Ranch Café

  • Organic detox option

Canyon Ranch Grill

  • Organic fare

Casanova

  • Intimate Italian trattoria

Grand Lux Café at The Palazzo

  • Tasty bites

Grand Lux Café at The Venetian

  • Tasty bites

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria

  • Hand tossed Neapolitan style pizza

Hong Kong Café

  • High end, modern Chinese restaurant

Mercato della Pescheria

  • Italian seafood

Noodle Asia

  • Authentic noodles and Dim Sum

Once

  • Peruvian dining experience

PrimeBurger

  • Boutique burgers

Rockhouse

  • Light bites and classic dishes

Royal Britannia Gastropub

  • British-inspired dishes

Trattoria Reggiano

  • No-frills classic Italian trattoria
Resort Fees

Resort Fees

Please be aware that most hotels in Las Vegas charge a mandatory resort fee, paid directly to the hotel. Please speak to one of our travel specialists for details of the resort fee at the hotel you wish to book.

Hotel Reviews
Google Logo 4.6 Google reviews (27605)
Laurens chen
Totally Scam‼️Be careful On September 30, I received a two-night complimentary room offer from The Venetian with offer code CM54DZ. On October 6, I used the offer link to book a two-night stay from November 21–23 to attend the F1 race. I entered my credit card information (even for a complimentary room they require a card for security deposit). At the time of booking, no charges were made and there was no indication that room rates would apply. However, when I checked out on November 23, I was unexpectedly charged $1,150.30 for the room. I went to the front desk and asked why, since my two nights were supposed to be complimentary from the casino. The front desk staff were very rude and told me that because demand was high during that period, the complimentary offer did not apply and I had to pay for the room. This is unreasonable because I had booked the stay almost two months before the race using the complimentary offer, and I am certain that at the time of booking there were no additional room charges shown. In fact, I even had a separate four-night complimentary offer from Fontainebleau for the same period, but I chose to stay at The Venetian for two free nights instead. The front desk told me to contact casino marketing. The casino staff then implied that because I did not gamble enough during my stay, they could not remove the room charges. This condition is not written anywhere in the complimentary room terms. I feel this is very fraudulent — they use the “free room” to lure you in, and then charge you over a thousand dollars for the room when you check out.
Robin Somes
Though this was my first time in Las Vegas, I’m not sure there’s a more beautiful and skillfully created resort in this playground for adults. I just wasn’t prepared for the attention to detail that characterizes this stunning property. Rooms are gorgeous and wonderfully thoughtful in their design and utility. The friendliness of staff is contagious, and turned the old curmudgeon that I am into a fun-loving jolly old soul. I’ve never had a better time in my life!
Dan Kim
*The Palazzo Room-Service Experience: Gourmet Prices, Gas-Station Aftertaste* Room service at The Palazzo isn’t just bad. It feels like a behind-the-scenes punishment for anyone too tired to leave the room. Everything tastes low grade in a way that isn’t subtle. You can practically feel the ingredients giving up. Most dishes arrive with that strange, desiccated texture you only get when something has been plated days in advance, forgotten in a fridge that runs on desert air, then reheated out of obligation. Yes, room service is always overpriced, but this goes beyond markup into performance art. The food has the unmistakable vibe of being sourced from a dollar store’s imaginary “expired items” aisle, then marked up ten thousand percent with a straight face. It’s almost impressive. Almost. If you stay at The Palazzo, do yourself a favor: order literally anything else from anywhere else. Even a gas station sandwich would taste fresh by comparison.
Janie Crisafi
Bed super comfortable, room clean and spacious, appreciate the in room safe and fridge. Loved that there were 2 chairs for the table and a sectional couch for the sitting area. Front desk was courteous, Cashier and Rewards desk friendly. I asked Luggage attendant at checkout to take bags from room to car, and he only said he could if I was not stopping anywhere (which I wasnt) because it affected his other potential pickups. Husband in a wheelchair, needed the help, and I tipped appropriately for the time and bags. He would have been better off tipnwise if he hadn't made the comment
Meghan Welsh
We enjoyed our stay at the Palazzo. I’ve stayed at Venetian before and the rooms in both buildings are very similar. The size of the rooms is fantastic and it was clean. There’s a lot to explore on the property. The spa was good and will be even better once the renovation is complete. So many pools and a lot of chairs with pretty good sun most of the day. I prefer Palazzo to Venetian because of the vibe (slightly trendier) and the pools (though you can use pools on either side). It’s on the north end of the strip so more walking to things south, but manageable for us. Though, sometimes we take a rideshare to save time, but it can be costly.
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