THE MUCH-HYPED RESORT OF YESTERYEAR OPENS ITS SECOND ACT
A lifetime ago (well, 2001), Palms Casino Resort changed the Vegas hotel scene, attracting A-list Hollywood and becoming famous for its lavish fantasy suites. Over the years, the Palms’ neon dimmed.
When Station Casinos purchased it in 2016, Vegas wondered if the Palms could regain its vibe. Two years and a $620 million renovation later, the new Palms is cooler, hipper and more Vegas than ever.
Everything was redesigned; including six opulent Sky Villas. Ranging from 5,000 to 9,000 square feet and up to $40,000 a night, they've been completely redone by leading architects and designers, and are among the most luxurious rooms on Earth - full bars, personal theaters, mirrored pool tables and pools cantilevered over the streets below.
Not looking to dump your savings?
"Regular" rooms are nice too. Dramatic views of the city filter through floor-to-ceiling ,vindows, while custom furniture and curated contemporary
art tie everything together .
