Dance off the calories at the 3-story Rain nightclub, featuring an elevated dance floor and pyrotechnics. Then boost your partying to the 55th floor, where floor-to-ceiling windows and a Plexiglas dance floor give Ghostbar an otherworldly ambience. For a more intimate, Vegas-worthy cabaret experience, try the Lounge. Social butterflies will love the pool complex for concerts.

If you want some quiet, visit the lavish 3-story spa. Or retreat to your Hotel Rooms, where you can snuggle in the comfort of Frette Italian linens and down duvets. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame fabulous views of The Strip, the mountains, or the pool. Stay in touch with the real world via wireless Internet access (surcharge).

There's a world of action right here at The Palms. Slip into your camera-ready swimsuit and head to the see-and-be-seen pool complex, featuring 2 seasonal outdoor pools and 2 spa tubs. Cool off with a poolside drink in the Glass Bar or the Waterfall Bar. Then hit the 90,000-square-foot Palms Casino, where you can merge high-stakes gaming and nightlife. If you're feeling especially playful, head up to the 52nd floor of the Fantasy Tower, where Playboy Bunnies deal at blackjack and roulette in the Playboy Club.

You can unload your gaming proceeds at the resort's diverse restaurants and 5 bars. Alizé serves fine French cuisine amid panoramic views of The Strip. If you love Asian fusion, try Little Buddha. Afterwards, check out the 3-story Rain nightclub, featuring an elevated dance floor and pyrotechnics. Then boost your partying to the 55th floor, where floor-to-ceiling windows and a Plexiglas dance floor give Ghostbar an otherworldly ambience. For a more intimate, Vegas-worthy cabaret experience, try the Lounge. Social butterflies will love the pool complex for concerts.

If you want some quiet, visit the lavish 3-story spa. Or retreat to your Hotel Rooms, where you can snuggle in the comfort of Frette Italian linens and down duvets. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame fabulous views of The Strip, the mountains, or the pool. Stay in touch with the real world via wireless Internet access (surcharge).

The Palms' 2 acres of swimming pools (open seasonally) accommodate up to 3,000 guests, with 3 bars and 27 cabanas (surcharge). Want a more "VIP" experience? Rent a 2-story poolside bungalow featuring 2 outdoor decks (one with a spa tub), a private bar, and second-story views of the concert stage, which frequently hosts live music performances and DJs.

Nearby Palms Place (co-owned by The Palms) features a spectacular, 50,000-square-foot pool with waterfalls and stone gardens--plus a fire pit, cabana rentals, full-service bar, and Simon Restaurant & Lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the pool.

The Palms Casino Resort is famous for its rocking concert scene. Venues include the Pearl, a 2,500-seat, state-of-the-art theater that hosts comedy, concerts, and sporting events. The Lounge, an intimate cabaret venue, features comedy, live music, and provocative fashion shows. Sip a cocktail while you enjoy the experience. Other clubs include the Playboy Club, which combines gaming and nightlife, Rain (adults only), Moon, Ghostbar, Rojo, and the Mint Lounge. Bonus: As a hotel guest, you receive a Palms VIP Nightlight Pass to use at select venues on certain dates.

In the market for a movie? Go all-out at Brenden Theatres, a state-of-the-art, 14-screen multiplex providing rocker high-back seats, digital sound, IMAX selections, and wall-to-wall curved screens.

Need pampering? Visit the 20,000-square-foot spa for a skin or body treatment and enjoy the extensive facilities, including a sauna, steam room, cold plunge, Swiss shower, and private lockers. Indulge in a soothing Southwest Stone Massage, or the Green Tea & Ginger Enzyme Body Wrap.

The spa provides a fitness center with cardio and strength-training equipment, free weights, and TVs with headphones. Bottled water, juice, herbal tonics, teas, and fresh fruit are complimentary.

Just west of the Strip, Vegas’ Chinatown contains an eclectic mix of Asian restaurants, shops, and markets. In the southwest region, Spring Valley is a suburb comprised of developments and desert landscape. At the 180-acre Springs Preserve, botanical gardens, trails, and galleries focus on sustainability and regional history. Nearby, the Las Vegas Art Museum exhibits contemporary art and design.

Find the right food for your mood--upscale, buffet, or ethnic--at one of The Palms' many restaurants. For the casually inclined, there's a food court with a Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream and a McDonald's. Try one of the following restaurants for a taste of far-off lands.

Alizé - Come here for fine dining on the 55th floor, with views of The Strip through floor-to-ceiling windows. French and California cuisine includes such temptations as Green Peppercorn-Crusted Filet Mignon. Open for dinner only.

Garduño's - This locally acclaimed restaurant serves Mexican and Southwest specialties, including handmade tamales and Chile Relleno. Enjoy indoor and poolside-patio seating. Open for lunch, dinner, and Sunday margarita buffet.

Little Buddha - Try Asian-fusion cuisine and sushi from the sushi bar. Open for dinner only.

NOVE Italiano - Chef Geno Bernardo updates classic Italian cuisine with an extensive selection of seafood crudos, freshly made pastas, fresh fish, and shellfish. Open for dinner only.

Blue Agave - Sample oysters and other seafood prepared with Mexican and South American twists. Open for lunch and dinner.

A resort fee of $20.00 per room, per night is payable upon Check-In/Check-Out.

The following facilities are closed seasonally each year. They will be closed between November and March:

This information supersedes all other information in this property's description that relates to these amenities.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at Check-In for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon Check-In and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.