Q: positive

A: Minimum sucks, be careful what u order. Plan what u will eat and drink or it will bit ya. But all in all great place!

Q: negative

A: As a result of my last visit I am convinced that some of the employees shouldn't be working in a service establishment. I don't even care to relay the whole experience verbatim, but after being a somewhat consistent customer (for over a year) I will not be returning again.

Q: negative

A: Been wanting to try this spa at Palazzo for quite some time after reading great reviews on it. I've been to quite a few spas and I must admit I was pretty disappointed. For the amount of money that you pay for the services there and it being one of the top ten spas on the strip, this place did not meet my expectations. FOOD/SNACKS - Water with lemon/orange slices - Apples, Oranges - No bananas or granola bars! LOUNGE AREA - Big Lounge area in back, very modern with wave shaped couches, nice sectioning with privacy curtains - good for group seating. Ample chairs with magazine and newspapers. MASSAGES - Expensive, Ranges $150-$280 for 50-80 min. depending on which one you get. I got the tension zone therapy massage - it was so-so. The day we went we got a second treatment for $60 off. FACILITIES -Aquavana experience was okay. Good sized, sauna, small hot tub (too small for the facility I thought), Crystal Steam room (smells funny, no aromatherapy), Herbal Laconium (strange sitting room with herbs), Igloo (room for super cold showers). BEAUTY ITEMS/MISC -Cold wet towels on ice -Ample body lotion and baby oil - No Cucumber slices! My friend and I had booked our treatments around 1pm so we had a light breakfast and planned to spend the whole day at the Spa before heading over to Maestros for dinner. Normally, most spas would provide bananas or granola bars for guests to snack on between services but they had none, so we were starving by the time we left for dinner around 5pm. So remember to eat well before you come here. I don't know if it was just the day that we went or if it is normally like this, but the whole time we were there and relaxing in the lounge area, there would be this huge pounding noise coming from the ceiling above us which happened almost on the hour every hour. Woke me up like three times while I was trying to take a nap. Last but not least, they had no cucumber slices. This is a staple for most spas...and for a high end spa not to have this is big no-no. The staff there were friendly and courteous, very professional. We didn't have to wait long and were able to book our appointments the day before. However, I would probably not come here again until they have made some improvements.

Q: positive

A:
Abay was my first experience with Ethiopian food. Like a lot of other people, I really had no idea what the hell Ethiopian food was, so I went on a whim - and I'm really glad I did. GF and I shared two platters, one meat and one veggie. Now usually I'm not a huge fan of vegetables, and I most definitely don't get my recommended daily serving (who actually does?), but I loved the vegetarian dishes. Tender, flavorful, and surprisingly plentiful, I don't think I've enjoyed eating vegetables as much for possibly years. The meat platter was also pretty good, but one of the dishes, a chicken drumstick in sauce, was kind of bland. Tender and fully cooked, but bland. The other dishes on that platter were pretty good though, and the gomen besiga (beef mixed with kale and peppers) was exceptional. Pumpkin soup was decent but not great, dessert was better, but I don't know that I'd call it great either. As mentioned, it's BYOB with a $2.50 corkage fee, which many patrons seem to take advantage of. Drink up. Would recommend; if you haven't tried Ethiopian food, I insist you go.