The Palazzo Prestige Club Lounge

The Palazzo sits on the Las Vegas Strip at 3325 S Las Vegas Blvd, positioned along the northern corridor of the boulevard. The Grand Canal Shoppes run directly between The Palazzo and The Venetian, meaning a significant stretch of retail, dining, and nightlife - including TAO nightclub - is reachable without stepping outside. The underground parking garage enters and exits with relative ease compared to several nearby properties, and multiple elevator banks inside the garage send guests directly to different parts of the resort, including a dedicated lift to the casino level. For travel beyond the complex, airport shuttle service is available through an outside provider.

The 69,000-square-foot Canyon Ranch Spa + fitness anchors the wellness side of the property, shared between The Palazzo and The Venetian. It holds more than 80 treatment rooms, a 40-foot rock climbing wall, a full-service salon, and a 21,000-square-foot fitness center on its lower floor. The combined pool deck runs five acres with 11 pools, four Jacuzzis, and 41 cabanas. At night, the Rosina lounge, SushiSamba's bar, and Minus 5 Ice Bar give guests options without leaving the building, while TAO nightclub operates next door at The Venetian. The Waterfall Atrium adds an interior landmark worth a look on any walk through the property. A sports book is available at The Venetian for guests who want to follow live action.

The 23rd-floor location means the Prestige Club Lounge exists at a noticeable remove from the energy of the casino and shopping corridors below. Morning in the lounge is quieter than anywhere else in the complex - breakfast arrives with none of the ambient noise that characterizes the Grand Lux Palazzo or the Shoppes at peak hours. The evening cocktail reception tends to be the social hour of the floor, a moment when guests who've spent the day scattered across the property briefly converge. The walk from the Palazzo underground garage into the hotel interior is longer than it first appears on a map, and guests with heavy bags should plan for that stretch rather than assuming a quick connection.