Partie Sud de Las Vegas : Voyages tout compris

Si on exclu le wifi qui est catastrophique et le fait que les vitres meriteraient un nettoyage cet hôtel est d'un excellent rapport qualité prix. Parking gratuit l'un des rares. Chambre propre et suffisamment grande plutôt bien située. A ne pas négliger pour les budgets serrés.

Chambre et hôtel incroyable sur le strip

The Palazzo was our last hotel in Las Vegas. Yes, the room is beautiful, the facilities are impressive, and at first glance it looks like the definition of luxury. But unfortunately, it feels like luxury is mostly about appearances. There was no possibility of having a coffee in the room, no complimentary water, and the entire minibar was chargeable. There wasn’t even a fridge available to store our own food or drinks, which is particularly disappointing when you are travelling on a road trip. Everything seems designed to encourage consumption, and in the end, that takes away from the feeling of genuine luxury. For me, luxury should also be about comfort, thoughtfulness and attention to detail — not just impressive décor and a grand setting. The arrival staff were very welcoming and friendly, which we really appreciated. Unfortunately, the staff at check-out seemed much less enthusiastic. Perhaps they deserve a raise so they can afford to smile a little more. Overall, a beautiful hotel with impressive facilities, but behind the glitter and glamour, I found the experience surprisingly disappointing. The luxury feels more like a façade than real value.

Hôtel incroyable pour jouer et se divertir.

Chambre et hôtel incroyable sur le strip

The Palazzo was our last hotel in Las Vegas. Yes, the room is beautiful, the facilities are impressive, and at first glance it looks like the definition of luxury. But unfortunately, it feels like luxury is mostly about appearances. There was no possibility of having a coffee in the room, no complimentary water, and the entire minibar was chargeable. There wasn’t even a fridge available to store our own food or drinks, which is particularly disappointing when you are travelling on a road trip. Everything seems designed to encourage consumption, and in the end, that takes away from the feeling of genuine luxury. For me, luxury should also be about comfort, thoughtfulness and attention to detail — not just impressive décor and a grand setting. The arrival staff were very welcoming and friendly, which we really appreciated. Unfortunately, the staff at check-out seemed much less enthusiastic. Perhaps they deserve a raise so they can afford to smile a little more. Overall, a beautiful hotel with impressive facilities, but behind the glitter and glamour, I found the experience surprisingly disappointing. The luxury feels more like a façade than real value.

Always satisfied

Always satisfied

Chambre et hôtel incroyable sur le strip

Very disappointed. I thought I had booked a vacation, but instead I found myself right in the middle of a huge convention. Convention attendees have completely overwhelmed the elevators, bars, restaurants, and even the overall atmosphere of the hotel. It feels like MGM is rolling out the red carpet for convention guests at the expense of regular guests who are paying for their rooms with their own money and simply want to enjoy a relaxing stay. The hotel itself is also starting to show its age. I would strongly advise against looking too closely at the baseboards, air vents, caulking, or under the beds if cleanliness is important to you.

Hôtel incroyable pour jouer et se divertir.

The Palazzo was our last hotel in Las Vegas. Yes, the room is beautiful, the facilities are impressive, and at first glance it looks like the definition of luxury. But unfortunately, it feels like luxury is mostly about appearances. There was no possibility of having a coffee in the room, no complimentary water, and the entire minibar was chargeable. There wasn’t even a fridge available to store our own food or drinks, which is particularly disappointing when you are travelling on a road trip. Everything seems designed to encourage consumption, and in the end, that takes away from the feeling of genuine luxury. For me, luxury should also be about comfort, thoughtfulness and attention to detail — not just impressive décor and a grand setting. The arrival staff were very welcoming and friendly, which we really appreciated. Unfortunately, the staff at check-out seemed much less enthusiastic. Perhaps they deserve a raise so they can afford to smile a little more. Overall, a beautiful hotel with impressive facilities, but behind the glitter and glamour, I found the experience surprisingly disappointing. The luxury feels more like a façade than real value.