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Flamingo Las Vegas vs The Palazzo at The Venetian

Compare Flamingo Las Vegas and The Palazzo at The Venetian side by side — resort fees, rooms, location, dining, and who each hotel is best for.

The oldest resort still operating on the Strip — opened by Bugsy Siegel in 1946, still in the heart of the action. vs. The newer, slightly quieter sister to The Venetian — same all-suite formula, separate tower, shared everything. — here's how they compare across location, price, dining, and vibe.

Side-by-Side Snapshot

 Flamingo Las VegasThe Palazzo at The Venetian
CategoryMid-RangeUltra-Luxury
LocationCenter StripCenter Strip
Rooms3,4603,066
Year Opened19462007
Resort Fee$56.63/night$56.69/night

Best For

Flamingo Las Vegas

  • +Budget center-Strip stays
  • +Travelers who want walkable center-Strip access without paying premium rates
  • +Vegas history fans

The Palazzo at The Venetian

  • +Couples wanting Venetian access without the busiest casino floor
  • +Longer luxury stays
  • +Travelers who specifically want the Palazzo tower

Not Ideal For

Flamingo Las Vegas

  • -Luxury travelers
  • -Anyone seeking modern aesthetics

The Palazzo at The Venetian

  • -Anyone wanting a distinctively different experience from The Venetian — these are sibling properties

Top Highlights

Flamingo Las Vegas

  • *The Wildlife Habitat — free flamingo and wildlife garden on-property
  • *Founded by Bugsy Siegel in 1946 — oldest continuously-operating Strip resort
  • *Center-Strip location at one of the busiest intersections in Vegas

The Palazzo at The Venetian

  • *All-suite property like The Venetian
  • *Slightly newer (2007) than The Venetian (1999)
  • *Connected to The Venetian via shared interior

Notable Dining

Flamingo Las Vegas

  • -Hash House A Go Go
  • -Carlos'n Charlie's
  • -Pizza Forte

The Palazzo at The Venetian

  • -Carnevino (Mario Batali — verify current operating status)
  • -CUT by Wolfgang Puck
  • -Sushisamba

Verdict

Edge: The Palazzo at The Venetian

The Palazzo at The Venetian edges ahead overall thanks to its Center Strip location and ultra-luxury positioning. That said, Flamingo Las Vegas is the better pick if you prioritize budget center-strip stays.

Choose Flamingo Las Vegas if you want

  • +Budget center-Strip stays
  • +Travelers who want walkable center-Strip access without paying premium rates
  • +Vegas history fans

Choose The Palazzo at The Venetian if you want

  • +Couples wanting Venetian access without the busiest casino floor
  • +Longer luxury stays
  • +Travelers who specifically want the Palazzo tower
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Comparison FAQ

Common questions when deciding between these two hotels.

Which hotel has a lower resort fee, Flamingo Las Vegas or The Palazzo at The Venetian?

Flamingo Las Vegas has the lower daily resort fee at $56.63/night (after tax), compared to $56.69/night at the other property.

Are Flamingo Las Vegas and The Palazzo at The Venetian close to each other?

Yes, both hotels are on the Center Strip, so they're within walking distance of each other. The choice comes down to the on-property experience rather than location.

Is Flamingo Las Vegas or The Palazzo at The Venetian better for a first trip to Vegas?

Flamingo Las Vegas is best for Budget center-Strip stays and Travelers who want walkable center-Strip access without paying premium rates. The Palazzo at The Venetian is best for Couples wanting Venetian access without the busiest casino floor and Longer luxury stays. For a first trip, consider which vibe matches your group.

Which hotel is bigger, Flamingo Las Vegas or The Palazzo at The Venetian?

Flamingo Las Vegas is the larger property with 3,460 rooms, compared to 3,066 rooms at the other. Larger hotels generally mean more dining and entertainment options but can feel busier and have longer walks to your room.

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