My husband and I stayed here while he attended a conference. The room was nice, comfortable and big, but I can't say I'd choose it again if we actually had to pay for it. We were lucky enough for this to be a company paid room to attend the conference so I can't complain. The reasons I would not stay again would only be for these reasons...

No coffeemaker in room. Really? If you stay here, bring a cheap heating element and bring your own hot beverage or you will have to dress, go to the elevator, go to the coffee shop, and pay for a 4 dollar cup of coffee. Or pay for a 20 dollar pot to be delivered. I'm not cheap, but this is ridiculous. This is common in LV hotels, (they say it is a fire law, but apparently, this is just not true) so if you get a good price, just be prepared if this is important to you. It is to us. Incidentally, I discovered, too late, that Walgreens had a hot water pot for less than it actually cost me to drink a cup of coffee for the 5 mornings we were there. Added tip - Walgreens. Right on the corner for oodles of food choices, things you forgot, and even souvenirs. I stocked up on breakfasty things .

The hotel is an addon to the Venetian to make more rooms. I had no real problems with the hotel, it just seemed stock and impersonal. But again, it is Vegas.

Pricey if we had paid the advertised rates. I'd have shopped it if we were vacationing.

We recently returned from a Delta Vacations package that afforded accommodations at The Palazzo in Vegas. I was skeptical, never having been to Vegas, but "The Hangover #1," which we watched with my sister-in-law at Christmas 2011 convinced me to go see the sights of Vegas.

I must admit, we were blown away with the elegance of the Palazzo. It has all of the fresh, bright appeal of the more expensive Bellagio, the Wynn and the Encore, but bigger rooms (suites!) and a very affordable club level that treats you like you're royalty. The Palazzo charged a $100/day/room up charge for the club level, but the value is worth it!

We enjoyed luxurious breakfasts, which meant that we could dispense with lunch . . . and simply wander and enjoy the sights all day, or linger and gamble in the luxurious casino, or walk the mall that truly makes you feel like you're in Venice (with the seemingly real-life fresco sky of an open air market). In addition, the shops at the Palazzo are all high-end, so just browsing the mall is enjoyable.

We enjoyed evening cocktail receptions every night with a buffet of heavy hors devours which were as delicious as any 4 or 5 - star restaurant. They even had several of the Venetian restaurant chefs sautéing tasty Italian pasta. In addition, the views from the club lounge are among the best along the strip!

The best part of the Palazzo, in our opinion, is the rooms. They are suites that include a living room space, bedroom space, and large, luxurious bathroom, with shower, soaking tub, and private water closet. We felt like nobility, relaxing every evening after a day among the wild and crazy sights of the strip.

Our favorite shows were Le Reve (DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW, IT IS AMAZING) and the Beatles' expose, Love! We also enjoyed the old-fashioned, but still-sensual "Jubilee," although the hotel, which houses the theatre, needs a complete makeover (on the inside).

We plan to return to Vegas again, perhaps this fall, and will stay at the Palazzo again, for sure!

i stayed @the palazzo i booked my room online for $181 i went with my mom and 1yr old nephew and 2yr old niece i knew the room only had 1 bed and a couch my mom was going to take the couch when i arived i asked this room only has one bed right? i was then going to see if i could upgrade before i could do so the front desk agent replied one of your rooms does sir i said i only have one room she replied im putting you in a two bedroom suite i was blown away it was called a 2 bedroom lago suite and i found out the room goes for around $1500 per night it had marble floors and walls 2 bedrooms with 3 beds 2.5 bathrooms floor to ceilling windows 6 tvs and was the most amazing thing ive ever seen i looked it up online come to find out it is over 1900 sqft i would absolutly recommend this hotel to anyone the service was amazing and the who hotel is immaculate id like to try to stay @every hotel on the stip but im kinda stuck on this place see you again soon palazzo ;-)

From the moment we pulled up out front I was impressed. Check in was easy, the staff, bellman and housekeeping are very professional. We stayed on the 40th floor in a Bella View Suite. As everyone else has stated, the suites are amazing. Very large, a TV in the bathroom and a seperate water closet for the toilet.
A word of advice--ask for a humidifier for your room. Vegas is very dry and the humidifier was such a help. As we were three women staying in this suite we were a bit demanding on housekeeping but they delivered everything we asked for in a timely manner. (extra towels, glassware & toileties.)
I must say room service was horrible. I wish there were coffee makers in the room and that refridgerators did not cost $25/day. Room service--took an hour to get a pot of coffee, two bagels and two glasses of orange juice. Yes we were there over super bowl weekend and it was busy but that wasn't the worst of it. When the delivery girl dropped off our tray I noticed as she closed our door she had not brought any cream and I had even ordered extra cream. Instead of yelling down the hall I called downstairs and was told they would send her right back up. Another hour went by and still no cream. Now the pot of coffee was cold and it was 10am by now.I was very angry and of course they removed the $50 room service charge for those 5 items but did not credit me the $3 extra I had added to the bill when signing it. But that is my fault for not realizing they add 18% to the bill automatically.
I did do a bit of gambling (table games) at the Palazzo and also at the Venitian. The hotels are connected by a beautiful walkway and very nice shops. Make sure to find the little cupcake stand at the entrance to the Ventian--yummy and not too expensive! There is a grand lux cafe in both hotels but the one in the Venitian stays open later so you can grab a bite to eat after a night of gambling.
Our suite overlooked Treasure Island and it was magnificent. The show starts about 6pm and happens every 45 minutes or so. Just beautiful views!!