There are 10 pools between the two properties, so there's plenty of opportunity for you to get down on some 'Marco Polo.' Just be sure to keep your flip-flops on deck (see what we did there?), because remember that weather we mentioned earlier? If you're not prepared, that heat will burn your little footsies and put a damper on your pool hoppin' plans STAT. If you like pools (it's 100+ degrees here, so we're going to make that assumption), you're going to love The Venetian and The Palazzo. Keep your heads up people, that's all we're sayin'.

The Venetian's outside is just as gorgeous as its interior, so naturally your gnat-like attention span is going to be focused on all of the great art and decor that surround the resort's exterior and not the busy boulevard that lies mere steps away. Mark's Square and the Doge's Palace, pay attention to vehicles coming in and out of the resort via the Strip. Good to know: Although the plaza in front of The Venetian is beautiful, reminiscent of St. When you get off, you'll see an opulent lobby in one direction and Bouchon's little known entrance in the other. You'll have to take the elevator near the front desk to the 10th floor.

It's located in the resort's exclusive Venezia Tower. Now there are more outstanding restaurants in The Venetian than fingers on our hands, but we're singling out Bouchon because you might not see it while wandering around the casino floor.

There's access through a hallway that passes by the Rockhouse bar, Buddy V's and Carlo's Bakery, where you should stop and get a pastry. Insider tips: Speaking of The Venetian's 'spread out-ness,' if you want to bypass the casino to get to the Grand Canal Shoppes, you can enter right off Las Vegas Boulevard. Our fave things about The Venetian's suites: the foyers (we just love saying that word), sunken living rooms and marble bathrooms with large Roman tubs (the true thrones of emperors). All of the rooms in The Venetian are suites. Or savor other cuisines including South American fare from Lorena Garcia. You can eat like a paesano at restaurants operated by Buddy Valastro and Wolfgang Puck - and drink like one too because wine is plentiful. The vibe: Over-the-top Italian elegance, abounding amore, luxury and service reign supreme What we love: At The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, the world is at your belly. Their elegant suites range in size from 650 to 720-square-feet that are nearly double the size of the average Las Vegas hotel room. A luxury resort located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, the Venetian offers all-suite accommodations, exquisite restaurants, world-class entertainment, and shopping.

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