I think the other reviews say it really, this place will be the top spot in Vegas once the word gets out. We stayed for 2 nights, I discoverd it purly by accident. I planned ot book us into The Palms and was googling to try and find a floor plan of their junior suit when an article popped up about "palms place" I read it and then found their website. A suit was the same price as a suit at The Palms so I thought lets give it a try.

We arrived by car and were greated instantly by the vallet. There was no line for registration and we were checked in within a couple of minutes. The reception is very cool minimalist desgin with a connected bar. Everything looks very 21st century and has a very young trendy vibe to it. The front desk staff were very good and explained where everything was.

The rooms are the same modern young trendy design as the rest of the building. The rooms are all suites and have 2 x 42" plasmas with DVD players + another smaller LCD TV and DVD in the bathroom. The bathrooms are big and spacious with a large tub and connected shower. Again a superb trendy deisgn and great for relaxing in. The bed was very comfortable and we had a great vew out over the strip.

Every need is attended to by the staff and their is even an SOS (service on the spot) button on the phone in case you need anything.

Palms Place is connected to The Palms via a moving walkway which has security. Its a very short walk and no problem at all. You get the use of all The Palms facilities as well as those at Palms Place. We ate at The Palms buffet both mornings and nights, its average as far as Vegas goes but good value for money. Ghost Bar and Moon are fantastic clubs and well worth a visit if you in the 21-35 age range. There is also a cinema at The Palms which is state of the art.

We used the pool at Palms Place, it was not a very hot day so the pool was quite, I imagine it will stay that way with the young party crowd using the Plams pool and the plams place one being more of a chill out zone. The pool is a nice design and would be fantastic in better weather.

We did not eat at Simons resturant but it looks like something very special, we were both very jet lagged from the flight from the UK so were not really in the mood for a long sit down evening meal.

Thought our stay the entire staff of the hotel were 2nd to none. No pretention at all. It makes such a difference when even the security guys say "Hello" and "Good morning". Everyone The Waitress at the pool to the concierge, the front desk staff, the security were helpfull and very viglent.

I play in a band and were starting to get somewhere but this is what I imagine the full rockstar treatment must be like, the great thing about plams place is if your a rockstar or not you get the same high standards of service. Hell I am going to bring my band band to this place for a holiday next year for the drummers 21 thats how impressed I was with this hotel.

And when you thought it could not get any better here is the icing on the cake. It was my girlfriends birthday and I informed the hotel on the resevation. Room service came up with chocolate covered strawberry compliments of Palms Place as a birthday gift, now that is what I call service.

We paid $179 a night, I can imagine these prices will go up once the word gets out about this place.

I have stayed at The Venitian, Ceasers Palace, Mirage, Mandalay Bay etc... and this is my current No.1

I am currently writing this from The Signiture at MGM so far the sat here has also been very impresive so you never know but so far Palms Place is going to be where I return in the future.

This hotel was a fantastic and did not know they upgraded me from my superior room reservation since the hotel was sold out. This room was outrageous and just has others said. The hotel was not officially opened and I was the first to use the mini suite room. It had beautiful floors kitchen and Jacuzzi. These are also residences and you do feel like a celebrity staying here. If you are looking for a nice romantic getaway this is your place with the newest rooms in town. A negative is the walk which is quite long to the main casino and pool at the Palms. It is a motorized walkway and elevator. They will drive you over but it is a bit of a hastle.The pool at Palms place was very quiet so we went to the Palms where all the action was.
If you are honeymooning this is your place. All the other action is in the main hotel so you may want to book the regular rooms at the Palms depending what you are looking for.

My significant other and I stayed at the Palms Place Hotel for an entire week in Las Vegas. I've been to Vegas before and stayed in many of the hotel's on the strip. I also travel a lot and have stayed in many hotels, in many cities. This was by far the best experience I've ever had in a hotel, so much so I'd love to snatch up a permanent unit if I could swing it. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel like VIP's even though we were just your average joe's, staying in the least expensive room. By the time we left we knew most of the staff by name, and vice versa. Anything anyone could do to make our stay better they did, from driving us a few times in lieu of a cab, to helping us book hard to get tickets to show's, to constantly asking us if we needed anything at all and much more. They truly were the definition of "above and beyond". As for the appearance of the hotel it also was top notch. We are South Beach snobs, regularly in the best hotels (The Delano, Shoreclub, just so you have comparisons) and clubs and were seeking the same in Vegas. We most definitely found it. The views were uncomparable to any other on the strip, the beds were so comfortable we were often anxious to go back and sleep rather then go play. They come with complete kitchens that I'm embarrassed to say was much nicer then the one we have at home. Whether you want to cook a meal on the stove, heat up your leftovers in the microwave, or make a mixed drink in the blender, you have everything you need. Then you either just plunk it in the dishwasher or housekeeping will do it for you. The bathroom's were marble and frosted glass with a RAIN shower big enough for several people (forget why I might know that) and a giant tub with jets that will make any woman screech in delight. Light a couple candles and order your filet mignon room service and your in for a night to remember. There is also 3 tv's in the smallest room's (yes 3!), I can't imagine how many in the larger rooms. So I was able to watch tv in the bathroom and then in the main room, I was able to channel flip my plasma while by boyfriend kept his locked in on ESPN, particularly useful for when he takes 5 minutes to get ready and I take an hour and half. Or more. The rooms were stunning from the stainless steel, wood walls, marble floors, ultra modern decor to the wallpaper I wanted to rip off the walls and take home. The pool is equally as modern and sophisticated, with a great bar and attentive staff. If your in a party mood you can walk over to the original palms pool where it's spring break all the time, be sure to check out the Mexican restaurant near the pool for the best fruit margarita's you will ever have. My boyfriend put up a fight when I insisted he order a giant pink drink but I didn't hear any complaints the entire time he sucked it down while watching the beautiful people in the pool and listening to a fantastic dj. We also ate at N9ne for his birthday dinner upon several recommendation's and we weren't disappointed. We called last minute (9:30 pm for 9:45 reservations) and they got us right in, even though the place was packed with beautiful women and business men. My boyfriend described his meal as "phenomonal" and I, being a vegetarian had less to choose from, ordered a few gourmet sides and was thrilled to find everything was beyond my expectation's including dessert which is a must at this place. We found ourselves wandering down to Rojo Lounge several times where the drinks are unique and delicious, the interior is stunning and sophisticated, the staff is friendly and addressed us by name after the first day and the patron's were excellent eye candy, especially on the weekends. I ordered one of their specialties which was a jalapeno mandarin concoction that I stuck with the rest of the trip. Although I suggest you have Chad make you a bloody mary at the pool. The casino at the palms wasn't my personal favorite but you can go play in the playboy club once that opens at night and you will definitely enjoy yourself. The palms has become famous for the young and fun, great music, beautiful girls and guys alike but the Palms Place takes that and kicks it up several levels to an unparalleled level of elegance, 5 star service, ultra luxury while keeping up with hip, place to be and be seen sentiment that comes with the Palms.

I can't say enough good thing's about this place or our stay to really convey it. I am already looking forward to staying with them again in a few month's as this will be my new regular stay in Vegas, I will never stay anywhere else again. A+ to the hotel and everyone who works there. I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone and everyone. Trust me you won't find a better place to stay. This IS the new place to be in Las Vegas.

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".