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| - Definitely of the best hotels I've stayed in. It is one of the best home bases you can ask for. If I didn't have this insane love for the Cosmopolitan, I would have no problem staying at the Palazzo every time I came to Vegas.
Even for the lowest-level suite at the hotel, it's pretty amazing. The bed area has these super luxurious beds with mood lighting and drapes. You can easily sit back because of the comfort padding and watch TV from there. There's a sunken living room area that has a large L-shaped couch (with a pullout bed if necessary), a coffee table, a small dining table, and a fax machine/printer (if I actually needed to use it). The curtains are remote-controlled, so it negates figuring out how to close the blinds when you need to live like a vampire after clubbing the night before. Plus the windows are huge, perfect for a Strip view. The room is easily capable of fitting six people comfortably.
The bathroom is the one that you wish you had at home.. Two sinks, a small flatscreen TV, a large bathtub, a separate glass shower, and a toilet with a separate door (in case you have multiple occupants of the room that need to get ready at once). And for the ladies, yes, there is a makeup mirror.
As for the hotel, you just know you're dealing with another level of class as soon as you walk in. The opening corridor leads you to this massive statue (and hey, Lavo is right there too!). Then once you walk into the casino, they kept the main walkway so wide that you could fit three elephants down it. And it made for easy access to our rooms was very welcome...just walk straight. It's seriously dumbproof. Also appreciate that the ventilation was squared away, because I'm sick of going into casinos where you end up smelling like smoke if you stay there too long.
Food options are plentiful. You have Grand Lux Cafe, you have Palazzo's line of 2nd floor shops (I really need to try to Sushi Samba), and because it's connected to Venetian you can go to the Grand Canal Shoppes' food court for cheaper options.
Best part though? The Walgreens right next to it. I have no idea how Walgreens got prime territory on the Strip, but I am extremely appreciate of it. Especially when I needed some pick me up food in the morning.
Considering the price of the hotel on Labor Day Weekend and my experiences, I would have absolutely no hesitation staying here again.
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