Reminiscent of the fine resorts of the Amalfi Coast, The Palazzo Las Vegas Resort Hotel offers visitors an upscale and refined experience in the center of The Vegas Strip. Adjacent to The Venetian by a series of walkways and waterways, The Palazzo distinguishes itself with a modern Renaissance look and tranquil, sophisticated atmosphere. From its all-suites accommodations and fine dining to its world-class shopping and Las Vegas entertainment, The Palazzo appeals to discerning travelers looking for a little action.

True to its name, the hotel stands like a stately palazzo with a pale, golden brick facade adorned with Corinthian columns and canopies. Beneath the soaring glass dome, marble floors, classic bronze statues and towering fountains give the lobby a Mediterranean feel in the heart of a Las Vegas luxury hotel. Luxurious Las Vegas suites have a split-level layout with a sleeping area and sunken living space decorated in an updated Italian style with rich textiles, warm wood tones and a bold color palette. Details like pillow-top beds, flat-screen televisions, luxury bath amenities and plush robes allow for maximum comfort. Large marble baths have Roman soaking tubs, glass showers and double vanities. Suite windows afford views of the desert and neon lights of The Strip and at the end of the day, one touch of a button draws the automatic roman shades closed.

Between the celebrity chef driven restaurants and variety of global cuisines, guests at The Palazzo have over a dozen Las Vegas dining options from which to choose. Mario Batali and Wolfgang Puck vie for guests’ attention with their dueling steakhouses, Carnevino and Cut. The creative cocktail menu at Sushisamba is accompanied by exotic and innovative preparations of Peruvian, Brazilian and Japanese fusion cuisine. Emeril Lagasse’s Table 10 serves his signature nouvelle-comfort food, while light and fresh pan-Asian bites are on the menu at both Woo and Zine Noodles Dim Sum. Eight casual dining spots run the gamut from zesty Mexican at Dos Caminos to healthy whole foods at the Canyon Ranch Grill.

The Palazzo offers and abundance of Las Vegas nightlife and entertaining options, including lounges, clubs, dancing and music to suit all tastes, from a glass of a rare vintage at the quiet Double Helix Wine Bar to high-energy live music at the Salute Lounge. Open until 5 a.m., Lavo is an action packed nightclub with dancing, bottle service and resident DJs spinning up-to-the-minute hits in a setting evocative of decadent Turkish bathhouses. Theater buffs will enjoy some of the best of Broadway, such as "Jersey Boys," "Phantom of the Opera" and "Blue Man Group," which play to packed houses nightly at both The Palazzo and at The Venetian next door.

The Palazzo is home to the prestigious Canyon Ranch SpaClub, a sprawling health and wellness facility. Comprised of tranquil relaxation rooms, a fitness center with a 40-foot rock climbing wall and Aquavana, a European-inspired hydrotherapy facility. With acupuncture, salon services, detoxifying salt grottos and yoga classes, the Canyon Ranch SpaClub offers some of the most pedigreed and healthful treatments on The Strip. And for some of the best in Las Vegas shopping, The Shoppes at The Palazzo have high-end designer boutiques such as Christian Louboutin, Burberry and Thomas Pink, as well as an 85,000-square-foot Barneys and an eye-popping Lamborghini showroom.