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The Palms Casino Resort is an off-Strip hotel-casino in Las Vegas, located at 4321 W. Flamingo Road, about a mile west of the main Strip. It's known for a fun, locals-friendly vibe mixed with celebrity appeal, luxury suites, and a strong art collection.
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It first opened in 2001 under the Maloof family (famous for The Real World: Las Vegas filming there) and underwent major ownership changes. Station Casinos owned it for a while, followed by a $600+ million renovation. In 2022, the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians (Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation) purchased it, making it the first Native American-owned casino resort on the Las Vegas Strip area.
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The CasinoThe casino spans about 94,000 square feet (roughly 8,700 m²) with a modern, open, and vibrant layout post-renovation. It's praised for its atmosphere, ventilation, and selection—voted #1 Best Casino in Las Vegas by USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards in 2024 and 2025.
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Key features include:Slots: Over 1,600–1,700 machines, including many in the main floor and High Limit Room. It emphasizes "loose" games popular with locals and visitors alike.
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Table Games: Around 40–50 tables offering classics like Blackjack (including 3:2 payouts), Roulette, Craps ($5 tables with 10x odds), Baccarat, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Three Card Poker, and Pai Gow Poker. The layout is player-friendly with charging outlets at tables.
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High Limit Room: An exclusive, private area with higher-stakes slots and tables plus a private bar—ideal for serious players seeking a more upscale experience.
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Sportsbook: A William Hill-operated book (around 100 seats) for sports betting, centrally located for convenience.
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Poker: Historical poker room (it has varied over time).
Overall Vibe: Bright, contemporary design with new lighting, vibrant flooring, bars integrated into the floor, and art installations. It's spacious, well-ventilated, and energetic without feeling overwhelming. Many describe it as approachable for both casual gamblers and high rollers.
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Other Highlights at PalmsBeyond the casino, the resort features two towers with around 700 rooms/suites (many luxurious or themed experiential ones with bowling alleys, basketball hoops, etc.), a large multi-level pool complex with cabanas, Drift Spa, the Pearl Concert Theater, Brenden movie theaters, and notable dining like Scotch 80 Prime (steakhouse), Mabel’s BBQ, and others. It has a standout world-class art collection (including a Damien Hirst shark sculpture) and spots like the rooftop Ghostbar for views.
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It's a solid choice for a lively yet less chaotic Vegas experience compared to mega-resorts on the Strip—great gaming, entertainment, and amenities with a boutique-resort feel. Check palms.com for current promotions, as it's often lively with events and giveaways.