The casino/resort at the Palms offers Vegas travelers a breathtaking view of the Strip, as well as great nightlife, well-appointed rooms, and lots of dining options. From the 55th floor's ghostbar, to Rain which is just off the casino floor, the Palms is a hotel well-suited to the "MTV" generation. In fact, that network's juggernaut "The Real World" filmed its twelfth season at the hotel, and guests can now stay in the suite that was built specially for the show.
The Palms has made great use of its celebrity cachet; it is now the premier playground for Hollywood celebrities and music stars. The Palms is the venue for Bravo network's Celebrity Poker Showdown, and there are specialty suites with larger furniture that can accommodate the many NBA players that stay there from time to time. Other specialty suites are found in the Fantasy Tower, along with regular guest rooms. The Celebrity Suite, the g Suite and others turn a conventional vacation into one fit for a star.
Topping the Fantasy Tower are the Sky Villas, and each has an outdoor pool that offers a great view of the Strip. Also there is the Playboy Club, replete with its own casino, as well as the Moon nightclub and the Nove Italiano restaurant. The Fantasy Tower is also home to convention space and a recording studio.
With all these amenities, it's easy to see why Hollywood stars like to stay at the Palms. The hotel offers some of Vegas' best nightlife; ghostbar is the place to see and be seen, as is Rain Las Vegas. Just as great are the Palms' dining opportunities; Little Buddha and Alize are fine choices.
If you just want to kick back and relax, the Palms has a full service, 20,000 square foot spa that offers many services. The pool just outside offers guests a way to beat the Vegas heat; two pools are dedicated for shallow-water lounging. If you'd rather have your fun indoors, there's a theater complex and a tattoo parlor. The hip ambience and the many amenities make the Palms an ideal destination for celebrities and regular vacationers alike.