
Palms Casino Resort
Best for nightlife, club-and-lounge scenes, and a striking, party-forward suite experience.
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Palms Casino Resort is a two-tower, social casino resort west of the Strip with bold suites, nightlife, and a large pool deck — best for travelers who want party energy, nightlife, and suite variety. The Palazzo at The Venetian is a luxury all-suite Strip resort connected to The Venetian complex — best for travelers who want spacious all-suite rooms, easy access to the Strip and big convention or shopping facilities.
Updated · about 4 km apart

Best for nightlife, club-and-lounge scenes, and a striking, party-forward suite experience.

Best for roomy all-suite stays, walking access to Strip attractions, and large-scale meetings or shopping.
When Palms Casino Resort wins: Choose Palms if you prioritize vibrant nightlife (Ghostbar, KAOS), a dramatic pool/dayclub scene and varied on-site dining in a resort that leans younger and social.
When The Palazzo at The Venetian wins: Pick The Palazzo if you want large, quiet all-suite rooms, direct access to The Venetian’s shops and gondolas, and extensive meeting or event facilities in a classic Strip luxury setting.
Bottom line: Palms is the pick for social, nightlife-forward stays and distinctive suite options; The Palazzo is the pick for roomy, connected luxury on the Strip and big-event convenience.
| Category | Palms Casino Resort | The Palazzo at The Venetian |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Party-forward, nightlife and social venues, suites with modern, bold design | Quiet luxury, all-suite resort connected to Venetian shopping and attractions |
| Location (to Strip) | About 1 mile (west of the Strip) near I-15 and Flamingo Road | On the Las Vegas Strip (connected to The Venetian complex) |
| Size (rooms) | 766 rooms and suites across two towers | 2854 guestrooms (all-suite property) |
| Casino | 95,000-square-foot casino with ~1,400 slot machines and VIP rooms | Large casino floor (105,000 sq ft) with 831 slot machines and VIP rooms |
| Pools | Seasonal outdoor Palms Pool deck (~3 acres) with two main pools, two jacuzzis and private cabanas (surcharge) | Outdoor pool(s) with poolside bars and cabanas (pool details not published in supplier listing) |
| Restaurants & bars | Wide mix: Scotch 80 Prime steakhouse, A.Y.C.E. Buffet, Tim Ho Wan dim sum, 24-hour Serrano Vista Cafe, Ghostbar rooftop | About 11 restaurants (Mediterranean and varied cuisine), 4 coffee shops/cafes, poolside bars and bar/lounge |
| Spa & wellness | The Spa at Palms plus Drift Spa at Palms Place; full-service spa facilities and gym | Full-service spa with massages, body treatments and facials; wheelchair-accessible spa facilities |
| Meetings & events | Large event options (over 150,000 sq ft meeting/event space, Pearl Theater, KAOS, rooftop venues) | Extensive conference center: 2,250,000 sq ft of meeting/conference space and 349 meeting rooms |
| Family / age policy | 21+ required to check in; families with registered hotel guests welcomed (children policy applies) | 21+ minimum check-in age listed; property is not adults-only |
| Nearby highlights | Near T-Mobile Arena, Allegiant Stadium and a short drive to the Strip | Within a 5-minute walk of Gondola Rides, Grand Canal Shoppes and close to Fashion Show Mall |
Palms sits just west of the Strip near I-15 and Flamingo Road.
Good if you want quick highway access and proximity to arenas while avoiding the busy Strip center.
The Palazzo is on the Las Vegas Strip and physically connected to The Venetian complex.
Best if you want to stay directly on the Strip with immediate access to shopping and venues.
Palms offers a mix of rooms and distinctive suites across two towers.
Choose Palms for variety and some over-the-top suite options.
The Palazzo is an all-suite property with a large inventory of suite configurations.
Choose The Palazzo for consistently roomy, suite-style accommodations on the Strip.
Palms has a mix of upscale and casual on-site restaurants and multiple bars.
Best for guests who want both late-night casual options and standout signature restaurants.
The Palazzo ties into The Venetian’s restaurant scene and has many restaurants on-site.
Best for travelers who want numerous on-site dining choices and quick access to Strip restaurants.
Palms’ seasonal Palms Pool deck is a major social hub.
Pick Palms if you want a party-style pool experience and dayclub energy.
The Palazzo offers outdoor pool areas and poolside service as part of a classic resort experience.
Choose The Palazzo if you prefer conventional resort pools with poolside bars and a quieter Strip-side setting.
Palms combines full-service spa options with a prominent nightlife lineup.
Good for guests who want both a spa day and active nightlife in the same property.
The Palazzo emphasizes spa services and refined evening options in a luxury setting.
Best for travelers who want classic spa services paired with upscale, quieter evenings.

Palms — rooftop Ghostbar, KAOS nightclub and a party-focused pool make it the nightlife choice.

The Palazzo — a true all-suite resort with many large suite categories and direct Strip access.

The Palazzo — massive meeting/conference footprint and hundreds of meeting rooms for events.

Palms — mix of signature steakhouse, dim sum, buffet and round-the-clock casual options.
The Palazzo — it’s on the Strip and connected to The Venetian’s shops and attractions; Palms is about a mile west and usually requires a short rideshare or shuttle.
Palms — Ghostbar, KAOS and a party-style pool scene are central to its identity.
No. Both properties require at least one 21+ guest to check in, but neither is an adults-only hotel.
The Palazzo — the supplier listing shows very large conference and meeting capacity and hundreds of meeting rooms.
Yes. Palms requires a 21+ to check in but welcomes hotel-guest families; up to two children 12 and under can stay free using existing bedding.
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