The property itself is excellent, however, if you are planning on spending time on the strip proper, it is awkward to get there. You either have to take a back route to the monorail, walk relatively far, or take an Uber (which has its pick-up set up terribly).

The Prestige Club Lounge is an outstanding perk. Breakfast, happy hour, grab and go water/coffee - if you plan around what the Lounge offers (schedule later shows/dinners to maximize happy hour, start each day with breakfast), the benefits will far exceed the cost, especially considering Las Vegas prices if you went elsewhere for the equivalent amount of food & drinks. Service was excellent and everything we had ranged from good to great - we'd definitely go back. First experience at the Palazzo after previously staying at the Venetian and although it's a similar experience with many shared benefits, my wife and I preferred the Palazzo side, overall.

Rooms were very spacious & the breakfast buffet was superb.