The South, United States of America hotel rooms at the 3 Palms

"Staff was super friendly , asked for extra bedding and they responded quickly. Beautiful place. "

"Close to downtown and affordable fair relaxing warm place to stay for a night or more "

"Beautiful property right on ocean "

"The bed are always clean and comfortable "

"Beautiful rooms and the pool at night was so pretty with the colors. In addition, very clean rooms"

"This is a great resort. It’s huge - a true resort. High-end but not pretentious. It’s very popular, don’t come for solitude unless you like to be alone surrounded by people. I didn’t see anyone not having a good time, everyone was friendly and nice. Families, couples, friends, an everyone kind of place. It’s crowded but you can find a space you like to hang out for the day, beach or poolside. The facilities are high quality and very clean, always busy in the lobby. The staff are friendly and helpful, and not hard to find. Extra’s like cabanas and beach beds were priced too high for me and maybe a lot of others, many were empty. Gym is enormous with new looking equipment, and included! Spa is $$$ but big and spotless, they were happy to give a tour. Drinks are pricey but very good. The Italian restaurant had excellent food. You’ll need a ride to explore off property, but lots to do not far away, one vibe south another vibe north. Or just stay there, so many different shops and restaurants to go to. My room on bayside was quiet with quality furnishings and a great city view with fantastic sunsets. Elevators are busy but ample, short waits my entire visit. There may be places that are more exclusive but this was just perfect for me. Can’t wait to visit the property in Vegas."

"The experience at this hotel speaks for itself, simply amazing. The enormity of the property can confuse you upon arrival. Read the signs. I got lost and had to exit a parking lot and try again to get to "Hotel Registration". Yep, clearly on the sign just read. The only downfall is breakfast options in the morning. Cascades is open but only buffet. At $30.00, that is expensive for 2 pieces of toast. The coffee shop has muffins and croissants. Just be aware for that meal. The hotel limits restaurant openings based on vacancy numbers. Therefore, it restricts customer options. Not sure I agree with that logic. Yep, only 2888 hotel rooms in the place but you are there for the customer at $400+ per night. Overall, superb one night stay. "

"Great location and good value for money. Starbucks always a plus. Staff really friendly."

"Great property, very clean and spacious rooms"