Posts Tagged Palms, Page 2

ghOstbar is a classic Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas fixture. Maybe you’ve heard about it, you’ve read about, almost went to it. Well here’s the lowdown.

Not many word combinations other than “brunch” can generate such genuine happiness. And not many places can seamlessly mix the joys of breakfast (French Toast and bacon) with the pleasantries of lunch (burgers and fries). Thinking of Sunday Brunch and particular for Father’s Day this weekend, look no further.

You’re in Las Vegas and you need to relax. But you don’t know where. Check out Drift Spa & Hammam at the Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas. Problem solved and one less thing to stress over.

Enjoy it while you can!  Come the middle of June, Las Vegas will say goodbye to the Playboy Club at Palms Casino Resort after a strong six year run.  But why should you visit the Playboy Club in Las Vegas before it’s too late? Here’s why.

Satin teddy’s, cotton tails, blackjack and Jameson can only mean one thing: you’ve entered the ubiquitous Playboy Club at the Palms Casino Resort.

One of the best things about heading to Las Vegas is the celeb-style treatment you get.  And I’ll be the first to tell you that if you book at the Palms Casino Resort, you’re definitely going to feel like a VIP from the time you arrive until the time you depart.

Remember when you were young and all you wanted was privacy? Seems you’ve grown up and now you want the whole world to see you. Book either a one or two-story Sky Villa at Palms Las Vegas. They provide the windows to Las Vegas, the rest is up to you.

While most Las Vegas nightclubs are sexy, enclosed spaces, Moon Nightclub is not. The club situated at the penthouse level of the Palms Casino Resort and has oversized windows featuring expansive views of The Strip along with a retractable roof over the dance floor. The average nightclub can’t compare. Other alluring elements of Moon Nightclub?

Michael Boychuck looks like a rock star. You might think you would run into him at a biker bar like Hogs & Heifers or taking in small concerts at dive bars. But his true identity is as the colorist to the stars and calls Color — A Salon by Michael Boychuck at Caesars Palace his home.