Palms Place Hotel And Spa, Las Vegas

The hotel had rooms that were starting to show their age a little, with some scuffs on the furniture and worn carpet, and the lingering smell of tobacco smoke. However, the service was warm and friendly despite some delays at the front desk. The location was convenient to visit the Strip, but there were some issues with cleanliness. The dining experience was not worth it due to poorly cooked and seasoned food. Overall, the hotel needs renovation but could be an okay choice for budget-conscious travelers.

I found the hotel to be conveniently located, near where our friends live in Vegas. The rooms were nice, but a bit dirty. The service was a bit hit or miss, with some positives and negatives. The dining options were a good value, though somewhat limited in selection. Overall, the hotel offers decent facilities but with a few drawbacks to consider.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were very nice, clean, modern, and well-equipped with a kitchenette and fully stocked fridge, but the noise level could be bothersome at times. The service was quite good overall, with helpful staff who waived the resort fee, though there was a minor issue with an opened bottle. The location was off the bustling strip, providing a quieter stay near the Palms Casino, although it was a bit out of the way for some activities. The dining experience varied from superb inside the Palms itself to disappointing with old and poorly seasoned food. Overall, good value for the money considering the facilities and amenities offered.