This is a really good place to stay in Vegas. Great rooms, very comfortable, very large. There's no buffet, but there's a zillion great restaurants. There's no Starbucks, but there's Coffee Bean and Cafe Press, and you'll find one right by the guest elevators on the first floor, and the other right by the guest elevators on the second floor. I'm so happy we didn't have to walk 500 miles to get morning coffee.
We avoided the Grand Lux Cafe; it's owned by Cheesecake Factory (and we weren't impressed by the one in Chicago). That is the tiniest of nits to pick, because there are literally more than a dozen fine dining restaurants between Palazzo and Venetian, most of which are owned/presented by celebrity chefs. Had more than one spectacular meal.