#1 rule for any hotel in Vegas - always book the least expensive room, ask for an upgrade when checking in, the fees are reduced based on availability, suite upgrades can cost as little as $50
Check the brown walls - which appear to be paint or wallpaper - not true, the walls are silk. Understated elegance at it's finest. Class act all the way.
A MUST see show... not all acrobatics, just a groovy, creative way to spend a night. Category 2 seating is my preferred seats.
The best of both worlds - palazzo & venetian pools, simply amazing. Sunday party at the private area is okay compared to some other spots but still great.
Great, small and intimate for people that cant stand the trash at TAO... service is good, music - hit and miss but much better than the hot spots.
Feels great at the tables in this casino, positive vibe compared to the dreary feeling of other hotels.
Biggest buffet known to man...if you're into buffets this is the one. Penn & Teller was a great surprise also.
Palms Place is a different way to experience Vegas, a bit removed but the rooms.. the one and 2 bedroom suites in the PLACE side are amazing... bring cab fare.
Downstairs - great. Upstairs, not unlike any other spot...it snows on the dance floor.
2 for 1 drink specials had us stop in... good place to take a load off and not hear all the ding, ding, ding for a minute - great old skool mixes.
