Sixteen years later, Palms is still relevant because it contains some of the most expensive suites in Vegas to appeal to pop stars. I went often in 2007-2009 to eat the best brunch in Vegas at Garduno's restaurant where I ate breakfast along side Pauly Shore and Xhibit. (He pimped my waffle.) But since I am no longer in it's 21-39, Hard Rock Cafe, pool-party, one-word-nightclub demographic, it's only appeal to me to this off-strip hotel now is the movie theater, which I access as a frequent guest of the delightfully tacky and cheap Gold Coast across the street.