Convenient to all of Las Vegas, Palazzo Hotel enjoys an enviable mid-Strip location.
As mentioned earlier, it is next to The Venetian and couples can effortlessly walk from the Palazzo to enjoy the restaurants, casino, shops, and gondola experience at its neighbor.
Both The Venetian and Palazzo Hotel Las Vegas have direct indoor access to Canyon Ranch Spa Club. The facility offers personal training, fitness and Pilates classes, consultations with a nutritionist, a 40-foot rock-climbing wall, and a spa cafe, along with gym equipment for those who find nothing odd about keeping a spartan regimen in this hedonistic city.
Facials and massages, wraps and masks, and other spa standards are performed here. The facility also has a co-ed environment where you can spend money that could be diverted to more pleasurable pursuits, such as gambling or shopping. (Disagree? Read "Top 10 Reasons Why You May Hate Spas".)
Speaking of shopping, the vast Fashion Show Mall is across from the hotel. Anchor department stores include Neiman Marcus, Macy's Nordstrom, and Saks Fifth Avenue.
We make it a policy to spend several hours in the Fashion Show Mall every time we visit, despite the fact obnoxious kiosk vendors insist upon interrupting our retail reverie with an annoying "can I ask you a question?" almost every time we walk past one. What they really want to do is hook us into a conversation to buy something. My advice: Act like a New Yorker, don't make eye contact, and completely ignore them as you walk on by.
