Overall
Excluding the 11,000 square-foot villas within the palace specially reserved for incoming billionaires, there are six suite types, including concierge-level suites. The Siena suites are the most spacious with 1,280 square feet of space that includes a double-door entrance, an all-marble foyer, a semi-formal dining area, two televisions, and a separate massage tub. There are seven pools with cabanas in a setting of manicured gardens with fanciful sculptures and fountains. The pool area is adjacent to the resort's spa, the Canyon Ranch SpaClub & Fitness Center. Canyon Ranch features a complete suite of aqua-thermal bathing techniques called Aquavana. It is an all-inclusive luxuriant program that soothes, replenishes, and beautifies. Barneys New York is the corner store of the Shoppes at the Palazzo, which features more than 50 internationally acclaimed boutiques.
Entertainment & Dining

The Palazzo has a haven for every craving with more than 10 restaurants offering culinary options that range from fine dining to casual cuisines. CUT by Wolfgang Puck, Table 10 by Emeril Lagasse, Restaurant Charlie by Charlie Trotter are but a few of the acclaimed chefs behind the diverse menus. French, Asian, Italian, and Mexican cuisines are represented well by Morels French Steak House & Bistro, Mainland, Dal Toro, and Dos Caminos, respectively. The Double Helix Bar offers glasses of wine generally served by bottle only. For both the midnight- and morning-espresso crowd, the first U.S.-based Espressamente illy coffee bar is there to keep guests perky.
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A bird's eye view of 40/40


CUT, Wolfgang Puck's restaurant in The Palazzo

Jay-Z attending the grand opening of 40/40


The Sala Lounge

