Stayed 2 nights at Palms Place. I'll try to provide some details that will help you decide whether you'd like to stay. This was our 6th annual Vegas trip and we've previously stayed at THE Hotel, the Venetian, TI, Wynn, Red Rock, Signature. We're young 40's.

Overall, our stay was very enjoyable. Everyone who has reviewed this place agrees that the rooms are beautiful. Very comfortable, modern and good looking. The bed was amazing! Could have been the best bed I've ever slept in. The TV's were big and stunning. They had one of those clock radios that you could hook your ipod into - which worked out great for an late night drunken dance party for two! (Don't worry, I don't think that there were any other hotel guests that night - so we were not inconsiderate drunks).

We requested a room with a balcony and a strip view and they happily accomodated us. The view was great.

The lobby was cool, modern and minimal, with cool funky music playing. Check In was simple since there was nobody else on line.

There seemed to be more employees than guests, but were were told by a very nice bellhop that only a fraction of the rooms - which are actually condos owned by individuals - were currently available for rent. So although the place was pretty dead during our stay (a good thing as far as I am concerned) I would think that it won't always be that way.

It was about a 4 minute trip from our room to the Palms casino. The Palms casino was OK, but nothing spectacular. The only meal we had there was at Garduno's at the Palms- which was sloppy Mexican food. I would not go back there.

All of the employees at Palms Place were very polite and helpful. We ordered a 3AM turkey club from room service which was delicious and delivered within about 15 minutes.

The only disappointment was the pool at Palms Place - and especially the cabanas. The pool area was pretty small and tight. There is a very nice bar area with nice bartenders and a nice waitress serving poolside. The pool area looked OK, but not spectacular. We had considered renting a cabana for the day ($250 weekdays/$350 weekends) which I think would have been a huge waste of money. They were not particularly inviting to look at nor were they very private. Other people could lounge on chairs about 10 feet away from the wide open cabana.

They did play the same cool funky music at the pool, which was way more enjoyable than the loud bad house/club music that we heard this trip at the Palms pool, and at the Venetian pool.

By the way, we think the Red Rock has the nicest pool area of anyplace we've stayed in Vegas.

We took cabs to/from the strip. About a 10 minute ride and about $12.

We went to Ghostbar at the Palms. We did not know what expect. There were no lines and we were pleasantly surprised at the old crowd (30-50 year olds) on Tuesday and Wednesday night and the music was a good mix of danceable music. The $20 cover charge was waived for hotel guests. The view is stunning from up there - but we were already spoiled because our room view was similar. The number of security personnel on the way up the elevators and into the club made me feel like there were nightly shootings, but it was actually a very nice crowd. I think they intentionally put those people out there to make it somehow feel more "exclusive".

My wife, 3 year old daughter and myself, stayed here for 4 nights this April. It only opened the month before.

I had been waiting and waiting to see any types of real photos to show up online for a couple months, but no luck (other than the Palms provided file photos).

We actually spend 4 nights in the regular Palms first, then checked out and stayed the next 4 nights in Palms Place.
We were sure impressed with how nice the unit is, but i will get back to that later.

First off, to get from Palms to Palms place, you have to go up an elevator , then you have to take what they call the "Skytube", which is essentially 2 moving sidewalks, in a long hallway with pictures of Palms advertisements on the walls on the left side, and windows looking outside on the right side.
The funny thing is this elevator only seems to go up four or five feet.

At the end of the 2 moving sidewalks(which takes about 3 minutes to go across, it is just as fast to walk really almost)
There is always a security guard standing there who always greets you as you enter the corridors of Palms Place(he must be bored stiff as there never seemed to be anyone but us on the Skytube at any given time)
The other funny thing is, they change security guards every fifteen minutes or so, there was times i ran up to my room to get something and came back down again ,and there was another security guard there.

There is no shuttle to the strip from what I could see, but its a known fact you can cross the street, and within 4 or 5 minutes be at the Gold Coast Casino, which has a free shuttle to Bills Gamblin' Hall on the strip(next to Flamingo)

You really do feel like a celebrity walking in and out of the casino itself, there is limos , Escalade's, etc waiting outside the doors always, and there is always 2 or 3 people willing to open the door for you at any given moment.

I admit , i did have higher expectations for the lobby, it is one of the most basic lobbyies i have seen in Las Vegas and quite tiny.
But it is also a condo, not just a hotel, so perhaps that is why.
There is always just 1 person at a counter standing there waiting to check someone in, and i never seen anyone else checking in, or out, or even in the elevators, but this could be because alot of people are not aware of this place.
In fact whenever I mentioned to one of the locals who asked where I was staying, they never heard of it!

Now as for a hotel room, it may possibly not get much better than this. Marble wall to wall and floor in the bathroom, where do you get that? Hardwood flooring throughout, a posh lounge couch to sit on , and top this, 2 Plasma TVS in the living room/bedroom area. I guess thats good if you want to have a sports game on one tv with the sound turned down, and watch a movie on the other,etc.They also had about 10 or 15 HD channels you could watch, which looked amazing.
There even is a tv in the bathroom!
The shower was a nice walk in with a glass door and waterfall shower head, you just dont see that, it is as modern as it gets!
A great jetted jacuzzi tub was nice too.

There is a kitchen with stainless steel appliances and all the utensils, plates, glasses, can openers, you name it, it was all thought out, you could live here essentially as a furnished apartment!


The room even had a balcony which had a great view of the strip too!

We were disappointed we had to walk all the way to the Palms pool as this one was not open yet, but the funny thing is, they told us when we were checking out it was going to open that day(arggh)

The rates are still very good at the Palms Place, it is silly to spend the same price and stay at somewhere else(like an older or basic room on the strip),

I added two days to my recent Las Vegas trip to experience Palms Place while the rates are still reasonable. This was my first time staying off the strip but I was very impressed with the hotel and its employees (with the exception of the housekeeping statf which I will get to later).

The hotel is gated and you can tell before entering they are going after celebrities and the younger demographic. There was a Bentley and Porsche left in one of the valet parking lanes and one of the hotels limos was a stretch Escalade and there was also a stretch escalade golf cart used to ferry guests around the property. Palms place is separated from the palms by a massive parking deck but there is an enclosed moving sidewalk on the second level connecting the two properties.

One of the things that really impressed me about the property was the staff training as well as staff numbers. The only door I opened was to my room. All other times there was staff there to open the doors for me.

Checkin was a breeze. The hallways were kind of dark though with the chocholate colored wallpaper. The rooms were very nice. The first area you see to the right as you enter you room is a high-end all stainless steel kitchen. There is two part refrigerator with the honor bar part at the top with the bottom part containing a large icemaker with room for your own items. There is a two burner cooktop with a light to indicate when it is on and a separate light to warn you the burners are stil hot after you rurn them off. They also provide you with a toster, tea kettle, a mixer, pots, pans utinsels, forks, spoons, knives plates, glasses, goblets and juice glasses. There is also a garbage disposal and a drawer type dishwasher. The dishwasher and emptty drawer below it are accessed by rolling the breakfast bar forward.

The unit is decorated down to the lighting. in the modern style. The comfortable bed is on a platform with numerous pillows There are an abundance of electircal outlets to plug in your personal items.Both nightstand lamps have electircal outlets. There are two high definition large screen televisions in the room. One faces the bed while the other faces the very large sectional sleeper sofa. I think there were around 10 High definition cable cannels which includes two ESPN channels which displlayed amazing clarity. There is also a amaller TV in the bathroom with a built in DVD player. You can also play your Ipod or MP3 player though the alam clock.

There was only a small amount of carpet in the room around the sectional seating area. The bathroom and kitchen were in White marble while the bed was surrounded by hardwoods Hardwood flooring also surrounded the carpeded area around the sectional and chair. The chair is low to the ground but is quite comfortable. There was also a long walnut looking laminated storage unit with cubbyholes and the opening for the desk that extended from the kitchen to near the window. With all the high end items in the room you kind of wonder why they went the the laminate.

One of the big plusses for me is the room has a large window that you can actually open to get fresh air. My room did not have a balcony but the windoow, strip view, and the sectional adjacent to the window made up for it.

The bathroom is absolutely fantastic. It containes a TV with built in DVD player which could be seen from the tub, shower, and the vanity area. The Tub has six jets and includes a wave button that modulates the intensity of the jets from soft to strong at certain intervals. Just the thing to soothe an acking back. The shower has two heads.One is a waterfall type head located on the ceiling and the other is a removable one located on the side. The waterfall shower head was quite nice. Just be careful the second lever is in the proper position before stepping in the shower otherwise you will be drenched from both the top and the side.

The pool iwas open but not the poolside restaurant. The pool area is very nice with the cabanas and the firepit next to the Jacuzzi, and the chairs situated out in the pool. The hotel also contained a lounge bar and elaborate spa.

Other entertainment venues including numerous clubs and a 14 screen movie theater are located in the Palms which is only a short moving sidewalk walk away. The moving sidewalk or Tube as they refer to it, is in an enclosed air conditioned structure spanning the length of the massive marking deck separating Palms Place from the Palms. you do not have to go outside though. You enter it from the second floor of Palms Place and you exit down an elevator near the food cour at the Palms. Music playes the length of the tube and Palms place has an attendant stationed on their end so it does not get creepy. There are also a number of cameras along the way.

The only downside was the housekeeping. The Laminated walnut was very dusty and there was aso a lot of dust along with fingerprints on the stainless steel in the kitchen. A prior guest did not realize the silk shams were there for decoration and not be slept on. There were stains on both shams. They provide you with six pillows on the bet wlong with two in the closet but someone chose to sleep and slob ut the shams. There was also a disgusting stain on the ottomon in the window. There is a 24 hour SOS (Service-on-the-Spot) button on the telehpone with staff available to take care of any of your needs and issues.

I received a $40 room service credit along with coupons for a free drink at the bar and 25% off spa services. Room service runs 24-7 and the food was quite good.

Every staff member I encountered was impeccably groomed and extremely courteous. The housekeeping area needs work though.

Palms Place is a new condo hotel, that is connected to the Palms hotel / casino via a motorized walkway. Palms Place opened in March 2008, but construction was still going on when we stayed there April 7-11. We could not open the balcony door of our 12th floor studio during the day because of the noise from the construction of the swimming pool on the 6th floor. The swimming pool is expected tot open sometime in May. Until then, you can use the pool at the Palms.

The interior of the hotel is very modern. The hallways are dark, with brown carpets, brown walls and brown ceilings. The lobby is very spacious, with high ceilings. The bell men / valet were always quick to open the front door for us, even when we did not carry any bags.

Our studio was large an had a balcony. We had a view of the strip, which was stunning, especially at night.
The room has a king bed with lots of cushions. The sitting area has a couch that two people can easily lie on. There are two 42' flat screen tvs, one facing the bed and one facing the couch.
The kitchen was complete with coffee maker (bring your own coffee pads), dishwasher, toaster, blender. There were plenty of plates, glasses, cups etc.
The bathroom is large and has its own tv. The shower and jacuzzi are separated from the rest of the bathroom by a glass door. The 'wall' between the bathroom and the bedroom is frosted glass. You cannot see through the glass but I suppose it can give you an uncomfortable feeling as you can see the light from the lamps and the tv in the bedroom. There was a card in the bathroom saying that bathrobes were provided. They were not there during our stay.

The hotel still has issues to work out concerning housekeeping. On our first day housekeeping didn't show up until 4:15 pm. We were in the room so I just asked for clean towels. The second day all used towels were removed without being replaced. I had to call for clean towels. Trash was not removed until the third day, when I placed the full trash cans next to the door.

All said, I think Palms Place is a beautiful, upscale new hotel. I will stay there again, after they've finished contruction.