The pools at the Palazzo Las Vegas have just opened in time for the warm weather and we've got the scoop on what's involved.
The pool area is anchored by a giant Olympic-sized plus swimming pool which has wading lounge chairs at each end. This is probably one of our favorite things about the Venetian pool area and we were happy to see the Palazzo put even more of these chairs in here.
There's two quieter pool areas on each side of the main pool and the entire area is surrounded by VIP cabanas. We even heard that there is a set of rooms being built above the pool area for major VIPs, thus giving them direct access to the pool area.
A Wolfgang Puck poolside restaurant is expected soon and the Canyon Ranch spa will be offering massages and other treatments in cabanas as well.
And good news for guests of the Venetian, you can use these pools. Palazzo guests can also head over to the Venetian's pool area, although we would prefer to just hunker our butt down in a wading chair here with a good book.
As promised, here is the second installment of our lengthy, multi-dimensional review of the Palazzo Las Vegas.
This time it's all about the hot tables that got us so giddy as the Palazzo was in the midst of hotel opening hype. So did they live up to our expectations? For the most part yes. Although there were a few disappointing dishes here and there.
Since we were set up with fixed menus at each of the restaurants we tasted, it was really hard to get the full experience, but we have summed up all that we sampled over at Jaunted under the site's ever-popular Table Crashing series.
Here's a preview:
CUT: The Vegas interpretation of Wolfgang Puck's popular Beverly Hills steakhouse remains true to form. The decor is different as Richard Meier did not design the space. But we think Las Vegas-based design firm ABA did a good job. The place actually looks less intimidating.
As we told you yesterday, we were fortunate enough to spend 48 hours inside the Palazzo Las Vegas checking out the offerings from top to bottom, far and wide.
To simplify the review, we're only going to tell you today about what was in the actual rooms at the Palazzo. In the following days, we'll have separate reports on other elements of the hotel like the restaurants, the shops, the entertainment and the spa and pool.
