The Palazzo at The Venetian

The Palazzo is the Venetian's sleeker, quieter sibling — a five-star, all-suite tower with huge suites from 720 sq ft and refined Italian luxury, connected directly to the Venetian and the Grand Canal Shoppes. Same scale, calmer vibe, from $127/night.

Is The Palazzo Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The Palazzo takes the Venetian's all-suite formula and gives it a sleeker, more modern and noticeably calmer feel. Its suites are among the largest on the Strip — the entry-level Luxury Suite runs about 720 square feet with a sunken living area, nearly double a standard Strip room — wrapped in classic Italian luxury and contemporary taste.

It's physically connected to the Venetian and the Grand Canal Shoppes, so you get the full mega-resort line-up of dining, shopping and entertainment, but the Palazzo tower itself feels more refined and less hectic. Worth knowing: like the rest of the Strip's luxury tier it carries a steep resort fee (about $62 a night with tax) and paid parking, and some suites are due a refresh. For the space, the location and the calmer halls, it's still one of the Strip's best all-suite values, with rates from around $127 a night before fees.

Insider tipAsk for a Sphere-view Luxury Suite — several higher-floor rooms face east toward Sphere, the giant LED venue just outside the resort, for the same 720 sq ft as any entry suite. And mind the four-guest cap: even these big suites top out at four people total, so a group of five needs a second room.
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Rooms

Luxury King Suite

Luxury King Suite

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This 720-square-foot suite has a king bed, a flat-screen TV and overhead reading lights, plus a sunken living room with a second flat-screen TV, a sofa, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk. It includes remote-controlled curtains and an in-room safe. The 130-square-foot marble bathroom has a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Luxury Two Queen Suite

Luxury Two Queen Suite

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This 720-square-foot suite has two queen beds, a flat-screen TV and overhead reading lights, plus a sunken living room with a second flat-screen TV, a sofa, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk. It includes remote-controlled curtains and an in-room safe. The 130-square-foot marble bathroom has a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Prestige Luxury King Suite

Prestige Luxury King Suite

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This 720-square-foot suite pairs a king bed with a sunken living room in a modern European design — a sofa with a full-size pull-out, a table with chairs, a desk and a refreshment center. The marble bathroom has a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower, a private toilet and his-and-her sinks. Prestige suites add access to the 23rd-floor Prestige Lounge: private check-in, continental breakfast, afternoon coffee and tea, evening hot-and-cold appetizers, a cocktail reception, business-center access and, on weekends, extended breakfast, a Bloody Mary station and Friday–Saturday wine with live piano — all with Strip views.

Prestige Luxury Two Queen Suite

Prestige Luxury Two Queen Suite

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This 720-square-foot suite pairs two queen beds with a sunken living room in a modern European design — a sofa with a full-size pull-out, a table with chairs, a desk and a refreshment center. The marble bathroom has a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower, a private toilet and his-and-her sinks. Prestige suites add access to the 23rd-floor Prestige Lounge: private check-in, continental breakfast, afternoon coffee and tea, evening hot-and-cold appetizers, a cocktail reception and, on weekends, wine with live piano — all with Strip views.

Luxury King Suite City View

Luxury King Suite City View

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This 720-square-foot suite has a king bed and sits on a higher floor with views of the Strip or the surrounding mountains (specific view not guaranteed). It features a sunken living room with a flat-screen TV, a sofa, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk, plus remote-controlled curtains and an in-room safe. The 130-square-foot marble bathroom has a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Luxury Two Queen Suite City View

Luxury Two Queen Suite City View

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This 720-square-foot suite has two queen beds and sits on a higher floor with views of the Strip or the surrounding mountains (specific view not guaranteed). It features a sunken living room with a flat-screen TV, a sofa, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk, plus remote-controlled curtains and an in-room safe. The 130-square-foot marble bathroom has a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Grand One Bedroom Suite

Grand One Bedroom Suite

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This 1,280-square-foot suite has a king bed with a pillow-top mattress in a separate bedroom, an Italian-marble foyer, a separate living room, a semi-formal dining area and a walk-in closet. Amenities include multiple flat-screen TVs, a stocked refreshment center, a dining table for four, an oversized coffee table, an ottoman, an L-shaped sofa-sleeper (on request) and a private work area, with remote-controlled Roman shades. The master bath has a jetted tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower and a double vanity, plus a powder room off the entryway.

Premium King Suite

Premium King Suite

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This 940-square-foot suite has a king bed with a pillow-top mattress, a sunken sitting area, a walk-in closet and views of the Strip or the Palazzo pool. Amenities include multiple flat-screen TVs, a stocked refreshment center, a dining table for three, an oversized coffee table, an ottoman, an L-shaped sofa-sleeper (on request) and a private work area, with remote-controlled Roman shades. The bathroom has a Roman tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower and a double vanity.

Prestige Premium King Suite

Prestige Premium King Suite

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This 943-square-foot suite has a king bed with a pillow-top mattress, a sunken sitting area, a walk-in closet and views of the Strip or the Palazzo pool. Amenities include multiple flat-screen TVs, a stocked refreshment center, a dining table for three, an L-shaped sofa-sleeper (on request) and a private work area, with a Roman tub and separate shower in the bath. Prestige suites add access to the 23rd-floor Prestige Lounge: private check-in, breakfast, afternoon tea, evening appetizers, a cocktail reception and weekend wine with live piano — all with Strip views.

Prestige Grand One Bedroom Suite

Prestige Grand One Bedroom Suite

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This 1,280-square-foot suite has a king bed in a separate bedroom, an Italian-marble foyer, a separate living room, a semi-formal dining area and a walk-in closet. Amenities include multiple flat-screen TVs, a stocked refreshment center, a dining table for four, an L-shaped sofa-sleeper (on request) and a private work area; the master bath has a jetted tub, a separate shower and a double vanity, with a powder room off the entryway. Prestige suites add access to the 23rd-floor Prestige Lounge: private check-in, breakfast, afternoon tea, evening appetizers, a cocktail reception and weekend wine with live piano — all with Strip views.

Location

3325 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the resort fee at The Palazzo, and what does it cover?

About $62.36 per night including tax. It covers in-suite Wi-Fi, the fitness center and phone calls. Parking is billed separately — $20 a day for self-parking (with in/out privileges) and $40 a night for valet.

What's the difference between The Palazzo and The Venetian?

They're one connected resort. The Palazzo tower is the newer, sleeker, all-suite side with a calmer feel; the Venetian is larger and busier. Guests of either share the casino, the Grand Canal Shoppes, the five-acre pool deck, Canyon Ranch Spa and 40-plus restaurants.

How big are the suites at The Palazzo?

Every room is a true suite. The entry Luxury Suite is about 720 square feet with a sunken living room and a sofa bed — nearly twice a standard Strip room. Premium and Grand suites run 940 to 1,280 square feet.

What is the Prestige level at The Palazzo?

Prestige suites add access to the 23rd-floor Prestige Lounge: private check-in, continental breakfast, afternoon tea, evening hot-and-cold appetizers, a cocktail reception and weekend wine with live piano — a club-lounge experience with Strip views.

What are the check-in and check-out times, and is there a deposit?

Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out is 11 a.m. At check-in the hotel places a $150 incidental hold (or $150 per day if you want open charging privileges across the resort); the base hold covers in-suite movies, the refreshment center and phones.

How many people can stay in a Palazzo suite?

Four is the cap. Every suite has a sofa bed on top of its beds, but the maximum is four guests total per suite regardless of size, there are no child-care facilities, and you must be 21 to reserve a room.
Rating

4.4

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Number of rooms3,066 suites.
CasinoThe Palazzo's casino floor is part of the combined Venetian Resort casino — one of the largest on the Strip — with roughly 770 slot and video poker machines and about 90 table games, plus the Electra Cocktail Club at its center.
Race & Sports BookNo, but there is a sports book in the connected Venetian.
RestaurantsCUT by Wolfgang Puck - Steakhouse Mott 32 - Cantonese / dim sum LAVO - Italian SushiSamba - Japanese-Brazilian-Peruvian BRERA Osteria - Italian Grimaldi's - Pizza Canyon Ranch Grill - Healthy American Grand Lux Cafe - All-day American Espressamente Illy - Cafe Juice Farm - Juice bar These sit within the wider Venetian Resort, which has more than 40 restaurants and lounges in total.
NightlifeThe lounge at Rosina, SushiSamba and the Minus5 Ice Bar; the connected Venetian is home to the TAO nightclub and the Electra Cocktail Club.
AttractionsYes, the Waterfall Atrium and the Grand Canal Shoppes with the gondola rides shared with the Venetian.
PoolYes. The Palazzo Pool Deck combines with the Venetian's to form a five-acre oasis with 11 pools, four Jacuzzis and 41 cabanas.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes — the Palazzo and Venetian share a 21,000-square-foot fitness center on the bottom floor of the Canyon Ranch Spa.
SpaYes, the Palazzo and Venetian share the 69,000-square-foot Canyon Ranch Spa, with more than 80 treatment rooms, a 40-foot rock-climbing wall and a full-service salon.
ShopsYes, more than 160 shops in the Grand Canal Shoppes — an 875,000-square-foot themed mall that stretches between the two towers, with gondola rides and canal-side cafes.
Wedding servicesYes, the Wedding Chapel at the Venetian offers a range of ceremony packages.
Business centerYes.
Convention roomsYes — 1.9 million square feet total, including the 85,000-square-foot Venetian Ballroom, the 650,000-square-foot Venetian Congress Center and the 1.2-million-square-foot Venetian Expo.
ConciergeYes.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceYes.
Pets allowedNo.
In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the daily resort fee.
Hotel amenitiesLaundry and luggage service, housekeeping, currency exchange, direct access to the Venetian Expo, concierge, rental-car and golf reservations, safety deposit boxes and wake-up calls.
24-hour front deskYes.
Parking garageYes, an underground self-parking garage with in/out privileges for registered hotel guests. Self-parking is $20 per day for guests; non-guests pay $20 Monday–Thursday and $23 Friday–Sunday. Valet is $40 per day. Rates can rise for special events.
RV parkNo.
Shuttle service to the airportNo. Airport transfers can be arranged through an outside company for a fee.
Shuttle service to the stripNo — the Palazzo is on the Strip.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
PoliciesThe maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a suite is four.
Incidental chargesThe hotel takes a $150 incidental deposit at check-in (or a $150-per-day hold for open charging privileges across the resort). The base deposit covers in-suite movies, the refreshment center and phones.
Prices From$127
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