Palms Casino Resort is making history as the first resort in Las Vegas fully owned and operated by a Native American Tribe. “We are thrilled to welcome guests back to this spectacular resort and our entire Palms team looks forward to creating a lively and fun environment throughout the property.”

“Apis another milestone date for Palms, for Las Vegas and the San Manuel Gaming and Hospitality Authority,” adds Murphey. Additional information regarding spa, food and beverage, entertainment, pool and nightlife offerings will be announced soon. The space also features oversized daybeds and poolside lounge chairs throughout. The resort will also offer guests an expansive resort pool area featuring a multi-level, sprawling 73,000-square-foot space offering two luxurious main pools and 39 unique cabanas, most with their own private pool.

Casual dining options include Send Noodles and the debut of Serrano Vista Cafe. Having undergone more than a $600 million renovation in 2019, Palms Casino Resort boasts a diverse mix of bars and restaurants, featuring the return of popular outlets such as the highly acclaimed Scotch 80 Prime and Mabel’s BBQ by Chef Michael Symon. “From our locals to guests visiting from near and far, our goal is simple - to deliver a truly distinctive experience that makes you feel at home while you are in Las Vegas,” adds Cynthia Kiser Murphey, General Manager for Palms Casino Resort. “We look forward to introducing our guests to our rich history, culture and signature hospitality. “It’s an honor and a privilege for us to welcome everyone back to Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas,” notes San Manuel Gaming and Hospitality Authority Chairwoman Latisha Casas. This new chapter in Palms history will be celebrated with a fireworks extravaganza on opening night. LAS VEGAS (April 5, 2022) – Palms Casino Resort today announced Apas the official public opening date for the legendary Las Vegas property, with room and suite reservations now being accepted at for stays beginning on April 28, 2022.

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