The Palazzo Resort, Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas
The Palazzo Resort, Hotel & Casino, together with The Venetian Resort and the Sands Convention Center, forms one of the largest integrated resort complexes on the Las Vegas Strip. The property combines luxury accommodations, casino gaming, dining, retail, and entertainment within a seamlessly connected environment.
The Palazzo tower contains 3,066 all-suite accommodations, each measuring approximately 720 square feet. The Palazzo lobby sets an immediate visual tone, crowned by a glass dome approximately 59 feet high, beneath which dozens of suspended umbrellas form a focal point. Entertainment is an integral part of the Palazzo experience. The property includes multiple bars and nightlife venues, as well as the Palazzo Theater.
The casino occupies approximately 103,000 square feet and offers a broad range of gaming options, including slot and video poker machines, table games, a race and sports book, a dedicated poker area, and high-limit gaming salons. While exact game counts vary over time, the casino remains one of the Strip’s larger and more upscale gaming environments, with a particular emphasis on table play and high-end experiences.
Beyond the casino floor, The Palazzo features more than 60 luxury retail shops and around 15 restaurants, spanning fine dining to casual options. Notable venues include LAVO, known for its American-Italian menu, alongside cafes, lounges, and informal eateries. Thanks to its direct indoor connection with The Venetian, guests can also access the Grand Canal, complete with gondola rides beneath painted skies and replica Venetian architecture.
The Palazzo tower contains 3,066 all-suite accommodations, each measuring approximately 720 square feet. The Palazzo lobby sets an immediate visual tone, crowned by a glass dome approximately 59 feet high, beneath which dozens of suspended umbrellas form a focal point. Entertainment is an integral part of the Palazzo experience. The property includes multiple bars and nightlife venues, as well as the Palazzo Theater.
The casino occupies approximately 103,000 square feet and offers a broad range of gaming options, including slot and video poker machines, table games, a race and sports book, a dedicated poker area, and high-limit gaming salons. While exact game counts vary over time, the casino remains one of the Strip’s larger and more upscale gaming environments, with a particular emphasis on table play and high-end experiences.
Beyond the casino floor, The Palazzo features more than 60 luxury retail shops and around 15 restaurants, spanning fine dining to casual options. Notable venues include LAVO, known for its American-Italian menu, alongside cafes, lounges, and informal eateries. Thanks to its direct indoor connection with The Venetian, guests can also access the Grand Canal, complete with gondola rides beneath painted skies and replica Venetian architecture.
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Sight Name: The Palazzo Resort, Hotel & Casino
Sight Location: Las Vegas, USA (See walking tours in Las Vegas)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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