I purchased a reasonable spa day pass and enjoyed the various sweat rooms and bathes as well as the well equipped gym. Room entertainment is poor with few tv channel options, a tiny Bluetooth radio and no local magazines like Las Vegas Weekly or Where to let you know what's happening in town. The room had nice wood accents but the lack of art work on any of the walls in the room or anywhere in the hotel made the place feel dull. I was told some AIrBnB owners may still allow guest to open the balcony.) (If you book a room through 'Palms Place Hotel and Spa', you can't open the balcony for liability reasons now. I wonder if the owners of the condos from 50 to 56 floors knew they were actually purchasing units on the 40 to 46th floors? The view from my room was also obscured by the fact that I couldn't access the balcony. I stayed on the '51st' floor of Palms Place but there are no floors from 40-49.

For significantly less money than a strip resort, you can stay in a large room with a kitchenette and great bathroom. Palms Place Hotel and Spa is a decent, somewhat sterile, condo hotel resort off the strip.

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