text: Yuck!  Yuck!  Yuck!\n\nWhy? One reason.  It was dirty.  They don't have a 'clean up staff' and if they do, they didn't do a good job.\n\nThe room itself was large and the windows were big. But look closer and there were handprints on the window....dirt on the floor...and in the gym...I saw a piece of a rotting carrot on the side of the machine I was riding over THREE days.  No one ever cleaned up. \n\n\nAt the elevator, on one of two buttons you push to go up or down from my floor...it had some sort of 'spooge' on it.  (this is Vegas..it could be anything). (so I didn't look that closely) but what I did notice was that the 'whatever it was' sat there for THREE days. The elevator button plate was silver/metal and was so clear as day to anyone with a mop, broom or dust rag...to see, wipe or clean.  Nope.  \n\nAll that made me do was notice just how 'dirty' the place was.  Again.  The \"Place\" building where I stayed was built less than 10 years ago and from the surface it looked okay- it looked good.  But look closer....you won't want to look again.\n\nIf they pay staff to upkeep the cleaning details...they need to be fired yesterday. EVERYWHERE I looked, in the restrooms, the bars, the pool.  Same thing.  Dirt. Dirty. I was afraid to touch anything.  No one has wiped anything down in days, weeks...Years?  I don't want to know or find out.  \n\nI'm sure the staff there know how bad it is too...as upon check in there were three people behind the desk.  No one of them was smiling.  Horrible first impression.  When our turn was next, I wasn't even greeted with a smile.  And...well..it wasn't even a snobby attitude.  It was an \"I hate my job...this place is horrible...and I don't want to be working here\" type of non-smile. \n\nSo why then would you want to spend $ and stay there?\n\nWe stayed off the strip because we wanted to have a bigger room with more 'peace' and all we found was filth.\n\nSo sad.  It could be such a wonderful place.   Smile at the customers....they have a choice of where to stay in Vegas....a few smiles and making customers feel important and anyone would come back in a heartbeat...oh wait...only if they take care of that 'spooge.'  (to this day I can still see it clear as day!)  And I'm not even that freaky about things like this. It was just that obvious.\n\nSo if you have a choice to stay in Vegas, avoid Palms Palace.  Or if you don't have a choice, bring hand sanitizer or gloves.  And don't touch anything.