3339 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Tel. (866) 263-3001, (702) 414-4300 for tickets and events
reservations@palazzolasvegas.com
Update ListingAccording to an official Nov. 9, 2007 press release, "Las Vegas Sands Corp. has announced that The Palazzo Las Vegas -- the lavish resort under development adjacent to the famed Venetian Resort-Hotel-Casino -- will soft-open on December 20, 2007 followed by a series of spectacular grand opening celebratory events from January 17 to 19, 2008."
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Palazzo Las Vegas
Price Range: Introductory rates from $199/night + tax. Nightly rack rates start in the low $200s and can run into the high $500s.
Facilities: 15 restaurants: Carnevino by Mario Batali, Cut by Wolfgang Puck, Morels, Trotter by Charlie Trotter, Dos Caminos, Ristorante Dal Toro, Table 10 by Emeril Lagasse, SushiSamba, Mainland, Jade, Woo, Grand Luxe Cafe.
Dining & Entertainment: 40/40 Club by Jay-Z, Double Helix Bar

We loved it!
Posted by Ro Zo on August 12, 2008
I just returned from three nights at the palazzo. loved it!
lovely rooms, great casino, above and beyond service. they aren't yet as full as the venetian, so they try a little harder (or, in other words, the venetian left me waiting on hold for twenty minutes when i called from my room to ask a simple question).
the interiors are beautiful to walk through and the retail is high-end (barneys and up). while connected to the venetian, the palazzo doesn’t have the schmaltzy venetian feel. the canyon ranch spa has also expanded and the palazzo side is so inviting.
i highly recommend the canyon ranch grill for dinner. the salmon with an apple slaw was outstanding and the service was exemplary! they also make these amazing organic drinks with homemade syrups, like ginger ale and cola. you need to try one!
maybe they wern't up to speed before but i'd say they are now.

Stay away from the palazzo!
Posted by lagirl1004 from Los Angeles, CA on May 27, 2008
Don't bother spending your time and money at the palazzo. the rooms are so-so for what you pay but the service at this hotel is horrendous, especially the front desk staff! stay at the wynn or the bellagio if you want to be at a true 5-star hotel.