In a town where you spend more time on a table with complete strangers than in a room with your family, friends, or both, I find it really hard to rate hotels.  I guess, when reviewing Vegas hotels, you have to look at a much larger picture than just the rooms.  So, in that case, I can honestly say, the Palazzo is the nicest hotel in Vegas.  The casino itself wasn't very big, but just a short walk through the shoppes takes you to the Venetian where you have all the gaming you want.  The decor was absolutely fabulous with a huge waterfall in one of the lobbies.  The Shoppes are easily accessible and we didn't have any problems finding what we needed.\n\nI can't speak for all the rooms, but the layout of ours was very nicely done.  On one side of the room, we had a nice L-shaped couch with a fair sized LCD TV.  The other side of the room had two queen size beds.  The room was separated by a small wall and although I didn't totally feel I was in a separate room, it somewhat felt like I was.\n\nI've never stayed at a hotel in Vegas more than once because it always seems like I can find a better deal somewhere else.  I've lived in LA more most of my life, so I've been to Vegas on a regular basis.  I've stayed at the high priced ones like Bellagio, Venetian, Ceasar's and the lower priced ones like MGM, Luxor, Monte Carlo.  Out of them all, I like this one the best.  I know I might be speaking too soon because I haven't had a chance to stay at Wynn, but for the ones I have stayed at, this one has to be the best.  I would definitely stay again.