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The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

Name: The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
Telephone: 866-263-3001

A luxe Italian oasis on the Las Vegas Strip

VERIFIED LUXURY

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While The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is part of Vegas’ Italian-themed mega-resort, it takes a much more understated approach to luxury than its adjoining sister property, The Venetian (which plays heavily on its name — there’s a canal with bridges and gondoliers).

You’ll certainly feel as if you’re in a palace, but this all-suite hotel focuses more on offering you perks without the flash. The accommodations in the 50-story tower start at 720 square feet and are decorated in a contemporary Italian style with Egyptian linens from Anichini and remote-controlled Roman shades to block out that searing desert sun.

Though, you can always embrace the rays and lounge in The Palazzo’s whopping seven pools. Not impressed? Head over to The Venetian for three more water wonderlands.

Another reason to stay at The Palazzo is the food. Celebrity chefs Lorena Garcia, Wolfgang Puck, Emeril Lagasse and Thomas Keller all have signature restaurants here, bringing with them a hip crowd of foodie revelers.

Our Inspector's Highlights

Get a feel of what it’s like cruising the canals of Venice by taking a relaxing ride with a crooning gondolier through The Venetian’s Grand Canal.
You’ll be spoiled for choice inside the sprawling complexes of The Venetian and The Palazzo with more than 30 restaurants to choose from, including top spots from celebrity chefs like Lorena Garcia, Emeril Lagasse and Wolfgang Puck.
While The Venetian has the Canal Shoppes, The Palazzo has a more upscale boutique shopping experience. Fendi, Coach and other top-tier designers call The Palazzo home.
Pencil in some me time at the 134,000-square-foot Canyon Ranch Spa & Fitness, one of the world’s largest day spas. Choose among more than 150 treatments and be sure to take advantage of the stellar facilities, which include a salt grotto, a wave room, an herbal laconium, a crystal steam room and an igloo.
Whether you want to go for a quick dip or just lounge poolside, you’ll have 10 pools (and five hot tubs) to choose from: three at The Venetian and seven at The Palazzo.

The Rooms

Exuding elegant, Italian-style luxury with extravagant design and décor touches such as marble foyers, Roman soaking tubs and remote-controlled Roman shades, suites at The Palazzo are comfortable and spacious.
Standard Luxury Suites at the Las Vegas hotel have separate bedroom and living room areas, a 32-inch flat-screen TV (The Palazzo’s Luxury Suites also have a 42-inch flat-screen) and fully stocked refreshments.
Rich Italian fabrics blanket the sofa and cushy king-sized beds, which feature custom Sealy pillow-top mattress and Egyptian cotton linens.
Inside the 130-square-foot bathrooms you’ll find a double-sink vanity, glass-enclosed shower separate from the soaking tub and bath products from Agraria San Francisco.

The Restaurants

The culinary stars shine bright at this Vegas resort: Emeril Lagasse hosts Delmonico Steakhouse and Wolfgang Puck’s CUT offers supreme prime beef and equally sumptuous sides.
Part restaurant, part lounge, LAVO serves up Italian cuisine in chic two-story surrounds. Head upstairs before dinner to enjoy cocktails in the terrace or stop by on Saturdays for a bacchanalian brunch.
Experience a fiesta for your tastebuds at Chica, where chef Lorena Garcia's menu of eclectic Latin fare is sure to tickle your tastebuds. Dine on dishes like chicken chicharrones, grilled Peruvian octopus, Meyer lemon rotisserie chicken, and pepita-crusted lamb.
The extensive in-suite dining menu has something for everyone, and is a great option if you don’t feel like leaving the considerable comfort of your room.

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