Palms Ultra-Chic Room Remodel Part Of A $50 Million Transformation
Palms Casino Resort is transforming its look with a lavish redesign of all 428 rooms in the Palms Tower, which are now available for guest booking. The remodeled, ultra-chic rooms are part of the first phase of the $50 million renovation underway at Palms that will also include appealing new culinary options and re-imagined gaming spaces.
“We are very excited to introduce the new concept for our rooms, and are confident that the unique style and atmosphere will be a favorite for Las Vegas visitors,†said Joseph A. Magliarditi, President of Palms. “Sexy, sleek and cutting-edge, the redesigned rooms exemplify the polished experience guests can expect at Palms.â€
Designed by Klai Juba and Seed Design, the sophisticated rooms feature a modern concept accented with horizontal lines, warm wood tones and vibrant luxe velvet. Dramatic custom artwork extends horizontally wall to wall above the bed and complements the alluring atmosphere of the space. Sensual and edgy, the captivating 16 foot oversized mural embodies vivacious hues and contributes to the seductive, contemporary vibe of the room.
For a luxurious escape, guests can indulge in the ultimate comforts with pillow top mattresses and lush down feather pillows and bedding. Renovated bathrooms provide a rejuvenating spa-like experience with an all new step-in shower, redesigned vanity and upgraded lighting.
Each redesigned room utilizes the latest in technology, while maintaining function and user friendliness. Guests can enjoy a 46″ Samsung HD LED television with a media hub to allow easy connections with laptops, cameras, media players and game systems.
There is also an extended music channel selection with nine genre options controlled directly through the television, and multiple telephones and phone lines available for guest convenience.
Along with the room remodel, other upcoming property transformations include an updated casino floor featuring a posh new center bar and innovative culinary ventures such as the modern sports bar, Heraea, and the newly announced pan-Asian restaurant, XISHI. Renovations will continue in stages through 2013.
Guests who book a two night stay in a new Palms Tower room will receive a $50 dining credit; rates start at $79 per night.
For more information about the renovations at Palms, or to book a new room, please visit www.palms.com.
Bill Cody is an entertainment, technology and luxury travel reporter in Las Vegas. He reports on celebrities, events, tech, food, Las Vegas and luxury travel.