Palms Casino Resort

Name: Palms Casino Resort
Address: 4321 W. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $60+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

The Palms is a chic, art-filled off-Strip resort, pairing contemporary rooms with the Pearl concert theater, the 55th-floor Ghostbar and standout dining like Scotch 80 Prime. Stylish and good-value with free parking, a short ride west of the Strip, from $60/night.

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Is the Palms Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The Palms Casino Resort brings genuine style to the off-Strip scene, with a celebrated art collection threaded through the property, contemporary rooms and a buzzy, creative atmosphere. The dining is a strength — from Scotch 80 Prime to Tim Ho Wan — and the Pearl Concert Theater hosts a steady stream of live acts.

Add an on-site cinema and nightlife, and there's plenty to do without leaving. It sits about a mile and a half west of the Strip, so it's a quick rideshare to the Boulevard while offering locals'-style value and free self-parking. Rates start around $60 a night before fees.

A few practical notes: the resort fee is $43.99 plus tax (about $50 a night), and it covers Wi-Fi and the fitness center — while both self-parking and valet stay genuinely free, a rarity in Las Vegas. Walking to the Strip isn't realistic for most: it's roughly a half-hour along busy Flamingo Road, so plan on a 5–10 minute rideshare, or the RTC 202 bus that stops beside the property; there's no monorail west of I-15. Check-in requires guests to be 21 or older, and the hotel places a $100-per-day hold on a credit or debit card in the guest's name — cash isn't accepted at the desk.

Insider tipRooms split across two towers: the Ivory Tower runs 440 sq ft, while the newer Fantasy Tower rooms start at 510 sq ft and go up. Only the Fantasy Strip View King faces east toward the skyline, so request it by name if you want a Strip view from the off-Strip side. And don't miss Unknown, the cocktail bar off the casino floor built around Damien Hirst's tiger shark in formaldehyde — a genuine Hirst for the price of a drink.

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Rooms

Ivory King

Located in the Ivory Tower, this contemporary 440-square-foot room has one king bed with a Serta pillow-top mattress and down bedding. The design by Klai Juba and Seed Design leans on horizontal lines, warm wood tones and velvet accents, with a 16-foot mural spanning one wall. A 48-inch LED TV comes with a media hub for plugging in a laptop or game console, and the bathroom has a step-in shower.

Ivory Two Queens

This 440-square-foot Ivory Tower room sleeps up to four with two queen beds on Serta pillow-top mattresses with down bedding — the practical pick for friends splitting a stay. The look matches the Ivory King: warm wood, velvet accents and a 16-foot wall mural, plus a 48-inch LED TV with a media hub and a bathroom with a step-in shower.

Ivory Suite

This 1,000-square-foot suite pairs one king bed with a separate living room, multiple LCD TVs and in-room Wi-Fi. The bathroom has a walk-in shower.

Fantasy Two Queens

This 510-square-foot Fantasy Tower room has two queen beds, a 65-inch TV, a mini bar and in-room Wi-Fi. The bathroom has a walk-in marble shower.

Fantasy King

A 510-square-foot Fantasy Tower room with one king bed, a 65-inch TV, a mini bar and in-room Wi-Fi; the bathroom has a walk-in marble shower.

Executive Suite

This 840-square-foot suite has a king bed, multiple 65-inch TVs, in-room Wi-Fi and a couch with a pull-out bed. The oversized five-fixture bathroom includes a separate tub and shower and a double vanity.

Fantasy Executive Two Queens

This 620-square-foot room adds extra floor space to the standard queen layout, with two queen beds, a 65-inch TV, a mini bar and in-room Wi-Fi. The bathroom has a walk-in marble shower.

Fantasy Salon Corner View Suite

This 800-square-foot corner suite has a pillow-top king bed, a 65-inch TV, a marble-topped mini bar and a couch with a pull-out bed, with corner windows for wider views than the standard Salon Suite. It has an oversized spa-style bathroom.

Fantasy Grand Suite

This 1,000-square-foot suite has a king bed, multiple 65-inch TVs, in-room Wi-Fi and a couch with a pull-out bed. The five-fixture marble bathroom includes a separate tub and shower.

Fantasy Salon Suite

This 800-square-foot suite has a pillow-top king bed, a 65-inch TV, a marble-topped mini bar and a couch with a pull-out bed — the same layout as the Corner View Suite without the corner exposure. It has an oversized spa-style bathroom.

Location

4321 W. Flamingo Rd.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the resort fee at the Palms?

The resort fee is $43.99 plus tax — roughly $50 a night. It covers in-room Wi-Fi and access to the fitness center at The Spa at Palms. Unlike most Vegas resorts, it does not fold in parking, because both self-parking and valet are already free here.

Is parking free at the Palms?

Yes — and it's free for everyone, not just overnight guests. Day visitors can use either of the two self-park garages or the valet at no charge, which is increasingly rare anywhere near the Strip.

How far is the Palms from the Las Vegas Strip, and how do I get there?

About 1.4 miles west of the Strip, across I-15 on Flamingo Road. Plan on a 5–10 minute rideshare to the mid-Strip casinos; the RTC 202 bus also stops right beside the resort. There's no monorail on this side of the freeway, and walking takes roughly half an hour along a busy road.

Which restaurants are at the Palms now?

As of 2026 the lineup includes Scotch 80 Prime (steakhouse), Tim Ho Wan (dim sum), La Popular – CDMX, Send Noodles, the A.Y.C.E. Buffet, the 24/7 Serrano Vista Cafe, Palms Pizza and The Eatery food court. Note that Mabel's BBQ and Vetri Cucina both closed in fall 2025.

What do I need to check in at the Palms?

You must be at least 21 to reserve a room. Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out is 11 a.m., and at check-in the hotel places a $100-per-day hold on a credit or debit card in the guest's own name — cash and cards not in the guest's name aren't accepted at the desk.

Is the Palms good for families with kids?

Children can stay — a room holds up to four guests total, including kids — but the person booking must be 21 or older, and there's no on-site child-care. The main family draws are the 14-screen Brenden cinema with IMAX and, in season, the pool.

Rating

4.1

CasinoYes.

Race & Sports BookYes. The William Hill Sportsbook.

RestaurantsScotch 80 Prime, Tim Ho Wan, La Popular – CDMX, Send Noodles, A.Y.C.E. Buffet, Serrano Vista Cafe (open 24/7), Palms Pizza, and The Eatery food court.

EntertainmentPearl Concert Theater and Brenden Theatres, a 14-screen cinema with IMAX.

NightlifeYes — Ghostbar, the 55th-floor rooftop lounge (typically Wednesday through Saturday nights), and Unknown, a Damien Hirst-designed cocktail bar off the casino floor.

PoolYes — Palms Pool is seasonal (typically mid-March through fall), with two pools, 39 cabanas and daybeds.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes — the fitness center is part of The Spa at Palms; access is included in the resort fee.

SpaYes. The Spa at Palms is a three-level, 17,000-square-foot spa and salon, open daily (spa treatments roughly 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.).

ShopsYes.

Wedding servicesYes, the Palms can set up weddings in any of its venues and suites.

Business centerYes.

Convention roomsYes.

ConciergeYes.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceYes.

Maid serviceYes.

Luggage serviceYes.

Pets allowedNo; only ADA service animals are permitted.

In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the daily resort fee.

Hotel amenitiesBeauty salon, valet parking, laundry service and wake-up calls.

Complimentary breakfastNo.

Multilingual staffYes.

24-hour front deskYes.

DoormanYes.

SecurityYes.

Currency exchangeYes.

ElevatorsYes.

Safe-deposit boxesYes.

Parking garageYes, there are two garages.

Free ParkingYes — both self-parking and valet are free.

RV parkNo.

Shuttle service to the airportNo hotel shuttle; third-party airport shuttles serve the resort for a fee.

Shuttle service to the stripNo.

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 room is four.

Incidental chargesThe hotel places a $100-per-day deposit hold at check-in on a credit or debit card in the guest's name; cash isn't accepted at check-in.

Prices From$60

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