United States of America Romantic Vacations

Amazing all the way around!

Absolutely no complaints here, and if you’re active or retired military, stay here for all of the benefits!

The Palazzo was clean and well appointed as expected with no shortage of dining possibilities. Forget about leftovers as there is no refrigerator other than the pay for nonsense and no microwave. The poolside Capri Cafe was nice relaxed outdoor dining with average at best breakfast items overpriced poorly prepared before considering the price to quality aspect. The crowds on the concourses were crowdedly clueless and obnoxious at times with no clue where they were walking or anyone in their midst in their path. My biggest gripe is the concierge help on information on how to park or where to unload in my oversized vehicle upon arrival. My rig is only a 23' long truck camper and 11.5" high, obviously too high for any parking garage and nowhere near being a large RV. You'd think i was the first traveler in an oversize vehicle to stay at the Palazzo/Venetian. I called weeks in advance knowing that and when I could finally get through to a human on 2 calls they were arrogantly of no help or advisement and said I would have to call Harrah's for which they won't give you the time of day unless you are booked there. Basically the concierges did not concierge and indicated I was on my own. I had to do my own research and a little AI to find the reasonably 1 mile away LINQ Promenade outdoor Parking Lot at 100 Albert Ave for $20 a day. That,s all they had to tell me. I wasn't advised me where to unload after 3 times round the block and was not welcomed to do so after I figured it out.

Beautiful hotel! We loved our room, spacious and perfectly appointed with everything we could possibly want. Bathroom was large and beautiful. Gold fixtures and the lights were great. Pool area, gym and restaurants were wonderful! The gym is huge and has a climbing wall. We had a great view of the massive pool area. Contactless check in with no waiting was easy and good security in lobby. Can’t wait to come back!,

This place is rad. Balcony fountains for the win!

This place is rad. Balcony fountains for the win!

The Palazzo was clean and well appointed as expected with no shortage of dining possibilities. Forget about leftovers as there is no refrigerator other than the pay for nonsense and no microwave. The poolside Capri Cafe was nice relaxed outdoor dining with average at best breakfast items overpriced poorly prepared before considering the price to quality aspect. The crowds on the concourses were crowdedly clueless and obnoxious at times with no clue where they were walking or anyone in their midst in their path. My biggest gripe is the concierge help on information on how to park or where to unload in my oversized vehicle upon arrival. My rig is only a 23' long truck camper and 11.5" high, obviously too high for any parking garage and nowhere near being a large RV. You'd think i was the first traveler in an oversize vehicle to stay at the Palazzo/Venetian. I called weeks in advance knowing that and when I could finally get through to a human on 2 calls they were arrogantly of no help or advisement and said I would have to call Harrah's for which they won't give you the time of day unless you are booked there. Basically the concierges did not concierge and indicated I was on my own. I had to do my own research and a little AI to find the reasonably 1 mile away LINQ Promenade outdoor Parking Lot at 100 Albert Ave for $20 a day. That,s all they had to tell me. I wasn't advised me where to unload after 3 times round the block and was not welcomed to do so after I figured it out.

Beautiful hotel! We loved our room, spacious and perfectly appointed with everything we could possibly want. Bathroom was large and beautiful. Gold fixtures and the lights were great. Pool area, gym and restaurants were wonderful! The gym is huge and has a climbing wall. We had a great view of the massive pool area. Contactless check in with no waiting was easy and good security in lobby. Can’t wait to come back!,

Absolutely no complaints here, and if you’re active or retired military, stay here for all of the benefits!

The Palazzo was clean and well appointed as expected with no shortage of dining possibilities. Forget about leftovers as there is no refrigerator other than the pay for nonsense and no microwave. The poolside Capri Cafe was nice relaxed outdoor dining with average at best breakfast items overpriced poorly prepared before considering the price to quality aspect. The crowds on the concourses were crowdedly clueless and obnoxious at times with no clue where they were walking or anyone in their midst in their path. My biggest gripe is the concierge help on information on how to park or where to unload in my oversized vehicle upon arrival. My rig is only a 23' long truck camper and 11.5" high, obviously too high for any parking garage and nowhere near being a large RV. You'd think i was the first traveler in an oversize vehicle to stay at the Palazzo/Venetian. I called weeks in advance knowing that and when I could finally get through to a human on 2 calls they were arrogantly of no help or advisement and said I would have to call Harrah's for which they won't give you the time of day unless you are booked there. Basically the concierges did not concierge and indicated I was on my own. I had to do my own research and a little AI to find the reasonably 1 mile away LINQ Promenade outdoor Parking Lot at 100 Albert Ave for $20 a day. That,s all they had to tell me. I wasn't advised me where to unload after 3 times round the block and was not welcomed to do so after I figured it out.

Beautiful hotel! We loved our room, spacious and perfectly appointed with everything we could possibly want. Bathroom was large and beautiful. Gold fixtures and the lights were great. Pool area, gym and restaurants were wonderful! The gym is huge and has a climbing wall. We had a great view of the massive pool area. Contactless check in with no waiting was easy and good security in lobby. Can’t wait to come back!,