If you’re planning a stay, one of the most important details to know before you arrive is how to navigate Palazzo parking.
The Palazzo parking offers a self-parking garage off Sands Ave and a valet off the Strip.
Free Parking
- Nevada Residents 3 hours of free self-parking
- Venetian Reward members Sapphire level and up get free self-parking
- Venetian Reward members Ruby level get free valet parking
While both garages used to be a great free parking option on the Las Vegas Strip, that perk is a thing of the past. Hotel guests and visitors alike must pay to park.
Parking Fees
Guest | Self Parking Fees | Valet Fees |
Nevada Residents | First 3 Hours Free | $40 |
Registered Guests | $20/day | Free for Tower Suite Guests |
Non-Hotel Guests | Mon-Thurs: $20/day | $40 (no in and out access) |
Venetian Reward Members | Free for Sapphire and up | Free for Ruby and up |
The Palazzo at the Venetian Resort is located at 3325 S Las Vegas Boulevard. The main entrance to the self-parking garage can be accessed via Las Vegas Boulevard or along the back side of the Palazzo Hotel and Casino via Sands Avenue.
For reference, Palazzo Las Vegas is located about 3.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Palazzo vs Venetian Parking
The Palazzo is connected to the Venetian Hotel & Casino on Las Vegas Boulevard. While they are connected, and you can easily walk between the two, they don’t share a parking garage.
Hotel guests at the Venetian resort should park in the Venetian garage, while guests of the Palazzo should park in the Palazzo parking garage.
While both resorts used to boast complimentary self-parking garages, that is no longer the case as of September 2023.
It’s usually not a challenge to find a parking spot in either garage. An exception to this might be when there’s a major event, festival, or convention happening close to or at one of the two resorts.
The self-parking garage at the Palazzo is also a very convenient spot to park if you want a location that’s close to many different entertainment venues, casinos, shopping, and dining options.
Self Parking Garage
The Palazzo parking garage is unique in that it is an underground parking structure rather than one that sticks itself out stories high into the Las Vegas skyline. The Palazzo is smaller than the Venetian Hotel, so its parking garage is smaller, too.
The parking garage at the Palazzo is four levels, while the Venetian parking garage is eleven stories tall. If you’re just visiting to dine at a restaurant, take in a show, or walk around the Grand Canal Shoppes, both parking garages are convenient. It’s simply a matter of personal preference.
The parking garage at the Palazzo is very nice and possibly one of the cleanest and safest parking garages on the Las Vegas Strip. It’s well-lit, and given its location directly under the Palazzo, it’s more convenient and less of a walk to access the resort.
Valet Parking
The Palazzo offers both guests and visitors the option to valet park for a fee, of course. Currently, valet parking costs a flat rate of $40 per day. It might not be worth it to spend $40 to use the valet if you’re planning on only spending an hour or two at the resort.
However, if you’re staying there or plan on a longer stay, it’s still a decent deal in a city like Las Vegas, where parking can really eat through the wallet. Grazie Rewards Elite members can use valet services for no charge.
The valet parking drop-off locations are at the upper-level Porte-cochere, which can be accessed via Las Vegas Boulevard. This is the same entrance off the Strip that will take you to the main entrance and main lobby of the hotel.
There are separate pick-up locations when you’re ready to retrieve your car from the valet. This is a designated area that’s underground at the Palazzo, but don’t worry. It’s easy to access and offers plenty of comfort and amenities while you’re waiting for your car to arrive.
EV Charging
The Palazzo offers EV charging stations and parking for electric vehicles. At the Palazzo, there are three Teslas and two banks of GE chargers in the limo and valet parking area.
If you’d rather self-park, there is one charging station next to the employment center, which is on level P2. There are also three GE charging stations on level P4.
Oversized and RV Parking
The Palazzo doesn’t offer any oversized parking on-site. Between them and the Venetian, there are limited oversized vehicle options. Over-sized vehicles must meet height restrictions and be between 6 ft 8″ and 8 ft 3″ to use the oversized parking area.
FAQs
Can Palazzo guests park at the Venetian?
Technically, the Palazzo and the Venetian offer guests and visitors a separate parking area, but since the properties are connected, you could park at the Venetian if you were staying at the Palazzo and vice versa. It would, however, be less convenient to do so.
What is the height clearance in the Palazzo self parking garage?
The parking garage at the Palazzo has a height clearance of 7′.
Key Takeaways
- The Palazzo Hotel no longer offers complimentary self-parking for hotel guests or visitors.
- EV charging stations are available in both the valet and the parking garage.
- There’s no parking for oversized vehicles on-site.
The Palazzo states 3 hours free parking for locals however I could not find where to scan my Nevada drivers license & had to pay full price staying for less than 2 hours.
They need to post better instructions on the kiosk to pay your parking ticket.
Oh, bummer! The self-parking kiosk is where you scan your drivers license for free parking. The only time this doesn’t apply is during an event.
Are there in and out privileges at the self-parking as a registered guest?
Yes, guests get in and out privileges.
Do you offer free or discounted parking for locals or military?
Palazzo offers a 30% off discount for resort rates, but it’s not clear if that discount applies to parking too. Locals can enjoy 3 hours of free parking with a valid Nevada ID.
I am a Las Vegas LOCAL ! I met friends at the Palazzo Grand Lux for dinner. My Handicap sign was posted … however, valet told me that there for no discounts for locals or handicapped. I spent less than 3-hours and paid $35 … way doesn’t Palazzo have a short-term plan for LOCALS ?