As one of Las Vegas’ newer additions to the strip, The Palazzo is not just another hotel and casino. It’s the true physical representation of its given Italian name, an “imperial residence”. With its design intended to be reminiscent of Italian affluent living, it also has a modern European ambience, which is immediately felt upon walking into its expansive, beautiful entrance.

The grandeur of The Palazzo is a magnificent addition to the Las Vegas strip.

Whether you’re a guest in one of the Palazzo’s 3,066 hotel rooms, ranging from 700 square feet to a pool side mansion that is 10,000 square feet; or playing your luck at one of their 120 gaming tables, you will be in awe of your surroundings. What will The Palazzo Las Vegas be known for? Each person will create an opinion of their own from their unique sense of pleasure, fulfilled most likely in more than one way.

The Palazzo is an all-suite hotel, done in a magnificent Italian tradition.

With all that The Palazzo has to offer, you could just opt to relax in the privacy of your room that has its own element of elegance with a sunken living room, Roman shades that are remote controlled, two 32” flat screen televisions, and an LCD TV in the Italian marble finished bathroom.

The all-suite Palazzo boasts bathrooms fit for a king...or queen!

If business or a convention brought you to Las Vegas and you find yourself in the realm of work, each room is equipped with wireless internet access and your own personal fax, printer and copier.

All-Encompassing

Enjoying a “night out” in Vegas where you don’t have to go very far could entail either one or a combination of the variety of entertainment The Palazzo has to offer. It might be hard to make a choice of what to do first whether you watch the Tony Award-winning musical Jersey Boys; dinner at a restaurant inspired by some of the top world renowned chefs, drinks at the signature 40/40 Club by hip hop mogul Jay Z, or relax and listen to live music at the Salute Lounge.

You may decide to take advantage of the complimentary 24 hour gaming lessons, or if you love to play slot machines you have access to around 1,400 of most innovative slot machines on the strip today. As a member of Club Grazie exclusive to The Palazzo, while you have your fun gambling you’re also earning points that can be used for shopping, dining, spa services, show tickets and discounted suite rates.

International Cuisine at its Finest

The impressive list of restaurants and their respective chefs who inspired them deserve to be mentioned in their own special article. No matter what cuisine your palette is craving, you never have to leave The Palazzo. For the true Italian food lover, you’ll find a selection of homemade pastas, regional cheeses, and some of the finest Balsamic vinegars at the CarneVino. The creation of this unique Italian-style steakhouse, is by combining the minds of celebrity chef Mario Batali, and winemaker Joe Bastianich who hand picked the selection of wines himself. Fiorenzo Trunzo who brought us one of the world’s leading luxury cars, the Lamborghini, has now introduced the same type of luxury to indulge another basic pleasure with Dal Toro, traditional Italian food with a décor that includes 100 feet of marbled mosaic Italian Palladian fountains to satisfy your visual senses.

Wolfgang Puck has done it again with CUT, a steakhouse where the terms “fresh” and “all natural” leave no question as to why it’s been acknowledged by such publications as Wine Spectator and Esquire. Scott Linquist brings a modernized Mexican flavor to The Palazzo with Dos Caminos, where you can choose from over 150 different types of Premium Tequilas; who knew there were so many! Eric Bauer created Morels French Steakhouse and Bistro, where the high class of food is complemented by patio views of the Vegas strip with a natural sunlit dining room where you can spoil yourself with more than 60 boutique wines by the glass and over 50 different types of cheeses, one of the largest varieties on a single menu. Emeril Lagasse brings New Orleans to Las Vegas with his third restaurant, Table 10, and Restaurant Charlie by Charlie Trotter who is known for using mostly organic produce and line-caught fish.

Chef Charlie Trotter in Bar Charlie at Restaurant Charlie at the Palazzo.

By the celebrated chef Simon To is the restaurant Jade, dim sum and Asian noodle dishes with a rare combination of cooking styles that includes Szechuan, Cantonese, Taiwanese, and Vietnamese. Another result of a unique combination of flavors is Sushisamba, with a hard to forget menu that includes both tradition and a creative flare from Japan, Peru and Brazil.   With too many to mention, if you are still having a hard time deciding what to eat, believe it or not, you still have a few more options. There is a classic noodle house called Mainland, and Woo, a restaurant with an inventive feel by Ming See and Peter Woo, fusion Chinese cuisine with a merging of Japanese and California elements.  There is also the Grand Lux Café with more than 150 dishes and 20 desserts; and an out of the ordinary traditional bar food menu at the 40/40 Club by Jay Z.

World Class Spa ~ Canyon Ranch

The Canyon Ranch Spa Club redefines what it means to be pampered with a true panacea of services. To complete your rejuvenation experience, you can nurture your body at any time of the day whether it’s breakfast, lunch or dinner at the Canyon Ranch Grill. James Boyer created a comfortable, casual dining atmosphere serving specialty cocktails made with organic juices and spirits, organic beers and wines in their own environmentally conscious category that are organic, biodynamic and sustainable.

The Canyon Ranch Spa Club as a whole is one of those places suitable to be considered one of the few wonders of the world being one of the largest spas to ever be constructed, covering 134,000 square feet pampering guests at the The Palazzo as well as The Venetian. The name Canyon Ranch has been developing its reputation for almost 30 years making it a top choice spa by readers of magazines such as Departures and Travel & Leisure and received a Four star rating in the Mobil Travel Guide: America’s Best Hotels & Resort Spas. The facility encompasses almost every possibility for nurturing your well being, going beyond massage and skin care. Offering over 100 options daily it has a 40 foot rock climbing wall, fitness center, Pilates studio, movement therapy, cycling gym, beauty salon, bridal and barber suites, and the only Aquavana™ .

European Tradition

Aquavana™ is better expressed as an overall experience; inspired by classic European standards, it has thermal spa cabins, cold rooms, showers and aqua thermal baths. Too reduce the overwhelm of choices you have to soothe your body temple, there are concierges available to assist guests in picking the best treatments for their individual needs and cravings and can go over packages with you of services that are available. Some examples are a multi-sensory wave experience, the Salt Grotto with the inhalation of sea air and the sounds of fountains over natural salt rocks; a Crystal Steam Room, Experiential Rains cooling showers, a Finnish Sauna, HydroSpa and a unique Snow Cave recently added last year where fresh powder soothingly falls from the ceiling.

You can enjoy the SpaClub as early as 5:30am and as late as 10pm every day of the week. Massage and skin care services can be enjoyed in tandem and can also be designed for moms-to-be and those post delivery.  Similar to the many choices of food options, the menu of services you can choose from will impress you for years to come. Body scrubs, body cocoons, energy therapy, aromatherapy, ayurvedic treatments and therapeutic body work just to name a few, as well as their signature Rasul Ceremony; an ancient mud and stream treatment. While staying at The Palazzo if you want to continue with a health regimen or kick start a new one, there are a variety of specialists that can assist you in the areas of acupuncture, nutrition, exercise physiology, and personal trainers.

Shop Til You Drop!

We can’t forget about the array of shopping available to guests and passers by at one of the best locations on the Las Vegas strip, being referred to as the “power corner” at Las Vegas Boulevard and Spring Mountain Road. Apart from being able to window shop or buying that special item you’ve always wanted at the Trump International and Wynn Las Vegas, there is no shortage of high end luxury shops, some being the first time coming to Nevada.

Recognizable names at The Shoppes at The Palazzo include Jimmy Choo, Chloe, Bottega Veneta, Ralph Lauren, Burberry, Fendi, Thomas Pink, and Michael Kors to start the list. You can fasten your fashion sense by perusing through the 85,000 square foot flagship Barneys New York, and Prosecco, a boutique that has a broad range of accessories from well known designers such as John Hardy, Kotur, Valentino, and David Yurman. Whether it’s a new pair of sunglasses to wear while you stroll along the strip, a new clutch to complement your attire to one of the many hot clubs in town, or one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry by Stephen Dweck to highlight your look, you’re sure to find your treasure.

Elegant dreaming at the Palazzo.

Business As Usual

As one of the newer additions to the famed Las Vegas strip, The Palazzo is built by The Las Vegas Sands Corporation, located next to its sister hotel, The Venetian Hotel Resort and Casino. With 2.25 million square feet of convention space and close to 300 meeting rooms, conference rooms and boardrooms; combined with The Venetian and Sands Expo and Convention Center, it is now the largest hotel and convention complex in the world, more than in the entire cities of San Francisco, San Diego, and Phoenix combined. It seems as though with each new hotel that opens in this original Mecca in the desert, the restaurants, shops, décor and amenities in The Palazzo Las Vegas supersedes those before it.

Leading the way to a Greener Las Vegas

In April of 2008, The Palazzo Las Vegas made history as the largest building project in the world to receive a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, certificate from the U.S. Building Council. Bravo!

As a newcomer to Las Vegas, The Palazzo is calling you to experience it as “it’s never as good as the first time”, unless of course you stay at The Palazzo again.