Palazzo Resort In Las Vegas: Living La Dolce Vita
The Palazzo Resort in Las Vegas was designed to evoke luxurious Italian style, and with fantastic suites, amazing restaurants, and one of the hottest nightclubs in town, it's a place where guests can escape their normal lives and live “La Dolce Vita.” Tbe Palazzo Resort Las Vegas is an all suite hotel, with rooms designed to up the ante and surpass even the beloved accommodations at The Palazzo's sister property, The Venetian. Even the smallest Pallazo Suite provides 720 square feet of room and includes a sunken living room, marble appointed bathrooms, LCD TVs, “touch control” Roman curtains and shades, tasteful floral arrangements, and an amazing selection of in-suite dining, all of which adds up to Palatial style luxury. While these plush, modern European style luxuries sound like they'll cost an arm and a leg, there are many great Palazzo Suite Packages available that can save guests a bundle. The Palazzo Resort Las Vegas always offers a wide variety of deals that save guests money, including fantastic Palazo Suite Packages that include tickets to Jersey Boys and a discounted meal at Morels French Steakhouse and Bistro. Suite prices are cheaper on less busy weekdays, and guests looking to save even more money can take a short walk down The Strip to the Casino Royale Tix4Tonight half price ticket booth location (one of 10 in town), where they can find Las Vegas show discounts and savings on discount Las Vegas meals. Guests looking for more of La Dolce Vita will be able to taste it at one of the many fine dining options at the resort. Chef Mario Batali and winemaker Joe Bastianich collaborated on their first steakhouse with Carnevino, which presents 6-8 month aged beef alongside an epic wine list, while Wolfgang Puck's own steakhouse, Cut, features true Kobe beef from Japan, hormone free Nebraska sirloin, and 35 day dry aged beef from Illinois. Chef J.L.Carrera presents his own twist on the classic Steakhouse with Morels French Steakhouse and Bistro, which was given a Wine Spectator Magazine Best of 2010 Award of Excellence, while celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse adds his Cajun take on new American cuisine at Table 10. But for those guests truly looking for an indulgent night right out of the famous Fellini film, they can't go wrong with a visit to LAVO. The same people who built the eternally popular TAO at The Venetian have upped the ante with the 20,000 square ft LAVO entertainment complex. Guests can start with a delicious Italian meal on the terrace of LAVO's restaurant, which provides stunning views of The Strip, then sip on cocktails in their ultra-sexy lounge. But the night really heats up when guests go one story above the restaurant and enter the world of the LAVO nightclub, which features an intimate yet exciting dance floor, tons of great table service seating, and a massive bar with a great list of cocktails. Celebrities have made LAVO one of the hottest nightlife destinations in Vegas, really adding to that La Dolce Vita vibe. The Palazzo Resort in Las Vegas strives to capture the energy and luxury of modern Italy, and with some of the swankiest suites, best dining options, and sexiest nightlife destinations in town, the resort truly allows guests to escape the ordinary and live La Dolce Vita.
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