Best room category
A renovated high-floor suite in the orientation that matches your preferred view.
“The Venetian's sister tower — all-suite calm one floor removed from the action”
The Palazzo shares a lobby, casino floor, and the Grand Canal Shoppes with The Venetian next door, but keeps its own quieter, more residential character. Every room is a suite with a sunken living room, and the tower is home to Restaurant Row and TAO Beach.
Quick Verdict
The Palazzo is a strong choice for travelers who want spacious suites, a calmer tower feel, and access to the full Venetian resort complex. It is less suitable if you want a compact property, low-cost dining, or minimal walking.
Best for
- Couples and groups who want spacious suites
- Travelers who prefer a calmer tower within a large resort
- Visitors who want Venetian amenities with less immediate bustle
Avoid if
- You want a compact property
- You need low-cost dining nearby
- You dislike long resort walks
- Best feature
- large suite-style rooms with a somewhat calmer tower atmosphere than Venetian
- Main drawback
- the shared complex is still enormous and can take time to navigate
Room Strategy
Which room should you book?
Best view
High floors may face the Strip, Sphere, or mountains; confirm the named view category.
Renovation status
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What the Booking Photos Don’t Tell You
The upgrade, location, and view reality
Upgrade worth paying for
A remodeled suite is worth more for finish quality than size—the standard Palazzo footprint is already generous.
Location reality
Palazzo is calmer than Venetian in its tower, but reaching boulevard attractions still means traversing the shared resort complex.
View trap
Sphere views can be clipped by Venetian structures or foreground roofs on lower levels; require an explicit high-floor view category.
On the Ground
What is the stay actually like?
Casino atmosphere
Connected to Venetian but generally feels less congested in its own tower areas.
Pool quality
Access to a broad shared pool environment; operating decks and policies vary seasonally.
Walkability
Excellent for Venetian, Sphere routes, Wynn, and Treasure Island.
Noise level
Often calmer than Venetian, though room location and event periods still matter.
Family suitability
Strong for groups and families needing room, provided they are comfortable with long walks.
Non-gambler suitability
Excellent for suites, dining, shopping, pools, spa, and nearby attractions.
Tradeoffs
Major strengths and drawbacks
Strengths
- Large suites
- Quieter tower feel
- Full Venetian complex access
Drawbacks
- Large footprint
- Premium total cost
- Complex room and view categories
Practical Details
Fees, parking, and what is nearby
Parking and resort fees
Both can change by date, booking channel, loyalty status, and property policy. Check the hotel’s current fee disclosure and parking page, then compare the final checkout total.
Nearby attractions
Venetian, Grand Canal Shoppes, Sphere, Wynn, and Treasure Island.
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Amenities
All-Suite
Pool
Spa
Casino
Restaurant Row
TAO Beach
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Before booking The Palazzo at The Venetian
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