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Azure Details
- Hours of operation: Friday - Sunday, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
- Cover price: $20.
- Payment information: Cash only for cover price, credit cards accepted for lounge chairs, daybeds and cabanas.
- Location: At the Palazzo.
- Music: Euro-lounge music.
- Resident DJs: Morse Code.
- Clientele/Age Group: 21 and older.
- Attire: Trendy pool attire.
- Occupancy: 300.
- Parking: Self-park and valet available at the Palazzo.
- Reservations: Available for lounge chairs, daybeds or cabanas, please call (702) 607-1218.
- Seating: Lounge chairs, daybeds or cabanas.
- Handicapped accessible: Yes.
- ATM: Inside the Palazzo.
- Special events:
- Fridays: "Femme Fridays," a celebration for all that is female including the best female DJs, trendy fashions, occasional special events and giveaways.
- Saturdays: "Stereo Love Saturdays," DJs spin house music.
- Sundays: "Dolce Vita Sundays," international brunch party with a menu created by Wolfgang Puck.
- July 31: "Goddess Model Search," hosted by Ambhar Tequila. DJ Reach spins.
Azure Review
You're probably in Las Vegas because you chose to be in Las Vegas. You made plans for a vacation or a move or just a spur-of-the-moment road trip. But who's to say that you can't have a little bit of some place else with your Vegas? Like, say, the French Riviera?
Sounds intriguing, right? Here's how to make it happen:
Azure at the Palazzo is a 21 and older pool club boasting all the luxury and relaxation you'd find in the French Riviera, right in Sin City.
Azure boasts cabanas, daybeds, lounge chairs and every other amenity you're used to at a pool, but turned up a notch.
The food poolside is from a menu by Wolfgang Puck. There's magnum bottle service with Dom Perignon, Perrier Jouet Fleur and Veuve Clicquot. Evian water misting, poolside massages and butlers. Getting the picture?
So maybe it's not quite the French Riviera, it's the French Riviera with a Vegas spin, but we don't think there's anything wrong with that.
– Review by Jamie Helmick
