My experience at the Palms ruined by trip. It is understandable that the "little guy" will not see the type of customer service the high rollers get in Vegas, but the Palms made sure to reinforce that with me. This horrible service was from just about every Palms employee that I ran into. Nobody seemed to want to address the problems with this resort. I would not be surprised if the Palms picture was next to pass the buck in the dictionary. I got used to "sorry I can't help you, let me transfer you to someone you can".

To top it all off, my wife left her cell phone charger in our room. We called and were informed that sending it to us would be no problem. We selected the cheapest option given to us ($5 to ship parcel post). Upon reviewing my credit card statement, the Palms charged me $43.33 to send me a $20.00 cell phone charger. After one of the worst customer service nightmares on the telephone (security, lost and found, business office...I think I also talked to a pit boss!) I finally got someone to tell me that $43.33 is the minimum charge it costs to send something. When questioned on how ridiculous that was, I got nothing but "I agree, but that is our minimum charge". When pressed what they would be willing to do to make this up to a guy like me, unfortunately, there was nothing. Not even a line pass, a comp admission to a club, or even a $5.00 slot credit!

Anyone with the least bit of customer service sense, would have called and ask if we really (after having been quoted $5.00 initially) would want them to charge me $43.33 to send a $20.00 item.

Nice to see the Palms can even stick it to me when my trip to Vegas is over and I'm 3000 miles away.

I have to say, when my boyfriend and I visited the Palms this past weekend for my birthday, we were less than impressed. The hotel room was simply adequate. While our view was excellent, the room itself was surprisingly disappointing. We were both surprised at the lack of a flat screen tv, when the Gold Coast across the street, a much less expensive hotel, advertised their rooms, showing new flat screen televisions.

I also must say that we were very disappointed with the treatment of the hotel guests on the night of a hip hop concert at the hotel. When we arrived at the hotel after a night on the strip, we were greeted by very rude hotel staff who told us that the valet was full and we needed to find parking elsewhere. After driving around for about 10 minutes with no luck finding any parking, we returned to the valet where we demanded, as hotel guests, to be let into the valet area. We were ultimately let through, but it was very distressing to feel that the hotel cared more about the concert goers and the artist's entourage finding valet parking, then the hotel guests themselves.

Once we entered the hotel, we were met by more members of the staff who were less than helpful. We had to push our way through bouncers, concert-goers and club hoppers to get to the elevator bank where we returned to our hotel room. When we got there, we realized we had no choice but to remain in the room the rest of the night. If we were to leave, we would have to fight more crowds downstairs, with no help from hotel staff, and we had no idea when or if we'd be able to get our car from the valet.

All in all, our stay at the Palms was not a pleasant one, and I do not believe we will be returning to this hotel.

Palms never dissapoints. Always a happening place....

We somehow managed to stay at the Palms on halloween night in 08. What a wild place. The casino was fairly empty because there were so many 23-29 year olds dressing up to get into Rain, which is one of the premeir night clubs there. Dressed up in costumes from Frankenstein to basically see thru lingerie. Some women might as well wore nothing . The costumes were the best part of the night. They were lined up all the way around the entire casino to get into this club which apparently was at capacity.

The rooms here were pretty average, but clean and comfortable, though priced higher than most other places. Maybe it was just the occasion of halloween, not sure.

So if you want to do some people watching at stay at a nicer place than most on the strip, stay here on halloween, pretty cool.