The Shoppes at The Palazzo

Definitely high end, high dollar stores! More like a museum than anything else. But it’s so beautiful to walk around and do a little window shopping! Stop by Christian Louboutin and admire the red bottoms. Right across the way they have a little wine shop/​lounge area to take a load off and enjoy a flight of white or reds or both! I very much enjoyed cruising around the shops.

The Shoppes at at The Palazzo needs to monitor at least one of its merchants and that would be Moderna Tea! Offered a tea sample and then plied with face cream. The high pressure con man got my husband alone and convinced him to buy $ 1000. worth of face goop. After we left the store we read the receipt that said no refunds. What tea shop sells high end cream? These guys are con artists and need to be stopped!

Lovely mall BUT… Ditto the reviewer from Texas, BEWARE the multiple scam store fronts (in several of the Las Vegas malls) selling «skincare» at crazy high prices.
Moderna Tea Shop appears to be a Teavana type store… however… I was offered a tea sample at the door (and a tiny bag with a Costco looking teabag in it) but the situation immediately segued into a highly pressured sales pitch for $ 700 (!) skin care.
Do not let them drag you inside to close the deal. Skip the fast taking BS, politely decline, run if you have to. Stick with Sephora, where you can verify and review what it is that you’re buying.

Got to love this little shop! They have all your needs and wants! You can come here to get a few t-​shirts or do a little shopping for the room. Everything from water to juices, to your adult cocktails to medicine! They have it all here. They are open 24 hours and located right beside the hotel elevators!

Beautiful place. Nice and simple with great art and service. They r connected with the Venetian so its really cool to walk over. Great for families. And they have a great view

This was the highlight of my stay in Vegas! I love shopping at high end places, for some reason it makes me really happy spending loads of money.
The mall itself is kind of small, but it is really pretty inside.
Some shops here include Fendi, Barney’s New York, Cartier, Ralph Lauren (includes Black Label) and Michael Kors. Among others!
All the stores are really nice with marble floors and such!
This is the best place to go besides Rodeo Drive and 5^th Avenue in New York if you’re looking for an upscale shopping experience!

It’s a mall. That’s all. By Vegas standards, it’s kind of small. The stores are ultra high end, so prepare to see your bank account balances fall. None of the shops were for me, but they are pleasing enough to the eyeball. But I did like the atrium, if I recall. There were a lot of cool flowers and even an enclosed butterfly house in the hall. But all in all, nothing too special.

Love walking through here. Pretty views and displays. And of course, high end stores. Good restaurants can be found in here too.

Really nice shopping mall. Beautiful with some really nice high end stores. Some of its shortcomings are it’s small compared to other malls or even casino shopping malls, it doesn’t blow you away like the Venetian Grand Canal Shops or Caesar’s Forum Shoppes. Although it’s attached to the Grand Canal shops. Nonetheless, because I never miss the Grand Canal Shops, I make the short walk to this place. When you win the Megabucks, you can afford to shop here.

This mall is a lot smaller than the ones that I walked through in Vegas, especially since they don’t have a huge number of stores for you to look at.
While the interiors and decorations of the mall looked really nice, the stores that they had were super pricey.
Well, if you want to take a nice little walk in a shopping area, then this place is okay to do so.

This gorgeous mall of shoppes in the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas are pricey for sure but it’s lovely to look at all the upscale items. There are a few shops here and there that won’t break your bank — look for Basin (a great little soap shop that has only one other location and that’s in Orlando) and Fresh (great cosmetics) and other beauty stores. Lovely restaurants and super clean throughout.

On a couple of occasions, we strolled through the Shoppes at the Palazzo. The assortment of high end brands was satisfactory, but it was not all-​inclusive. For Chanel, LV, or other high end stores, you have to go across the street to the Mall. The Shoppes at the Palazzo is well-​decorated with marble floors and other fine textures. If you do not like to gamble and have the means to shop at high end stores, this place is for you. As a result, we usually stick to the slot machines!

Definitely an upscale shopping center.
The shops/​boutiques are definitely for the rich. =)
Great shopping experience.

All the shoppes at the Palazzo are expensive. This is like the Rodeo Dr of California or Oak Street in the Gold Coast of Chicago. It is not like at Ceasar’s Forum shops where there is a lot more variety.
I like to window shop here and wish for things I can not afford, but the sales people are very pleasant here.
They offered water bottles while I shopped at Tory Burch’s for a specific purse my daughter was raving about.
**Also important to mention is I was almost swindled into buying some «sea-​salt» cosmetics from La Savon. It’s nothing more than the other cosmetics sold in kiosks throughout Las Vegas and elsewhere… I was curious how they managed to have an actual store front shop. The woman there tried to sell me 2 bottles of makeup first for $ 599, then went to $ 199 in a matter of minutes to get a sale. I flew out of there as quick as I could. Thankfully my husband made some excuse to leave.

I was actually quite disappointed with the Shoppes. Compared to other casino shopping centers like the Forum Shops & the shopping attached to the Venetian next door, the Shoppes really doesn’t offer many choices.

Three words for you… High End Expensive.
I can’t give the Shoppes at the Palazzo any less than 5 stars because they market, advertise, and sell MONEY. That’s their main goal. Put a bunch of high end stores together and make money. Since they accomplish their goal, you can’t fault them for it. When it comes to expensive goodies, might as well set it up correctly and at one of the more classier casinos like the Palazzo. All the stores are maintained, clean, and have some of the best service ever, like ever.
I’ve only been here a half dozen times and never bought anything due to my wine taste/​beer budget. But I can tell you one thing, you’re never stereotyped here, you’re never treated like you don’t belong, and you’re never more than a minute in a store without great service. My issue… I just can’t justify some of the expenses. If I ever hit the CA Lottery (2, 23, 45, 55, 8, Mega 13) then you may finally find me here not window shopping, but actually getting something.
The Shoppes at the Palazzo:

OK, I have to admit: as a guy, it takes a fair amount for a shopping area to impress me, much less warrant a full 5 of 5 stars. So, gents, let me explain why this is actually happening and to have a successful /​fun /​enjoyable afternoon with your lady in Las Vegas.
Step 1: Regardless of where you’re staying, suggest to them «Today I think we should stop by one of the casino bars after breakfast and have some champagne. Then we’ll game for a half hour or so after which we’ll walk through the Palazzo and do some shopping» — at which point she’ll agree because you said the magic word: SHOPPING!
Step 2: Enact the plan — head down to the casino bar and ply her with mimosas or bellinis or whatever… so long as it has champagne in it, you’re golden. Have a couple yourself. Gamble. Casually announce that you’re off to do some shopping.
Step 3: Amble your way along to the Palazzo — if you come in through the front then walk through the casino, stop at a gelato shop, etc. Make it enjoyable.
Step 4: Upon arriving at the Palazzo your jaw will drop (yes, even you, lowly non shopping gents) at the staggering displays therein. And so will your lovely lady’s jaw drop. Stop at a couple stores and then announce that you need a refill.
Step 5: Stop at the Double Helix Wine Bar and collect glasses of wine for your and your date /​significant other.
Step 6: Tag along while they shop. You’re now pleasantly buzzed and you’ll find you don’t hate it.
Step 7: While shopping you’ll invariably find something that (a) costs a little less than what she was expecting and (b) costs a bit more than what you were expecting. BUY IT.
Step 8: The remainder of your trip to Vegas will be the best time of your life and you can pretty much do anything.
There you have it guys… I just showed you how to have THE BEST trip to Vegas with your lady /​significant other.
PS: You can use this unlimited times and your gal will ALWAYS want to go back to Vegas then.

Lovely, beautiful, and crowded. I didn’t actually shop, just walked through and looked around, but there is beautiful art all around. Don’t miss out.
If you need a break, come in here and just browse around. It’s crowded, but for some reason, seems relaxing and calming.

A calmer shopping scene than Forum Shops at Caesar or Fashion Show Mall and a good blend of couture boutiques to ready-​to-​wear, more accessible than Crystals and Wynn-​Encore Esplanade. The Venetian setting remains classic and a unique experience.
Favorites include Chloe, DVF, Poleci, Barneys. Stop by Espressamente Illy for a delicious espresso or cappuccino.

I don’t care if I can’t afford the ultra steep priced, high end stores. This is a beautiful venue, richly decorated with a smattering of lovely fountains. It was so pleasing to the eye, and honestly, I love browsing through the shops that will never be in my price range. Okay, so I should think positively and HOPE for a day where I could afford it, but short of that happening, I can still browse and let out an occasional oooooh and aaaaah. The décor is divine !!! I wanted to spend more time here, but we just didn’t have it to spend… money or time, come to think of it. Another plus, easy access to this place from the Grand Canale Shoppes. Just occurred to me, I never got to see the actual Palazzo Hotel… just saw the shops. Oh well, all the more reason for a return visit, right ??