Palms Casino Resort
About
Experience the reborn Palms Casino Resort, now under San Manuel tribal ownership and completely renovated with $690 million in upgrades. Famous for celebrity sightings, epic suites, and world-class art collection, the Palms features 766 rooms, 94,000 sq ft casino, and legendary venues like Ghostbar and the Palms Pool. Home to incredible contemporary art throughout.
Key Stats
Amenities
Highlights
- World-class art collection
- Free parking
- Unique suites
- Pearl Concert Theater
- Fresh renovation
Consider
- Off-Strip location
- Some venues closed
- Taxi/rideshare needed
- Less foot traffic
Shows & Entertainment
Nightclub: KAOS (currently closed for renovations)
- Pearl Concert Theater shows
- Various headliners
Dining Highlights
Buffet: A.Y.C.E. Buffet
Pool & Recreation
Palms Pool with daybed and cabana rentals
Nearby Attractions
Palms Casino Resort FAQ
Who owns the Palms now?
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians purchased the Palms in 2021 and invested $690 million in renovations.
What art is at the Palms?
The Palms houses works by Damien Hirst, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, and a Hirst shark tank in the Unknown Bar.
What is the Empathy Suite?
The Empathy Suite is a $100,000/night, Damien Hirst-designed suite featuring sharks, pills, and outrageous luxury.
Is Ghostbar still open?
Ghostbar's status varies - check current operations as venues have reopened at different times.
Is the Palms on the Strip?
No, the Palms is on Flamingo Road west of the Strip, about a 5-10 minute drive.
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