About Caesars Palace
Caesars Palace is a luxurious hotel that embodies a regal atmosphere, featuring spacious rooms with marble flooring in the bathrooms. While some rooms may lack a fridge or have dim lighting, the hotel staff is generally helpful and courteous. The concierge team goes above and beyond to assist guests, ensuring a pleasant stay. The front desk staff is prompt in resolving any issues that arise. The hotel's amenities are extensive, including a massive casino, a buffet, and various bars and restaurants. The Colosseum serves as a well-designed venue for concerts and events, while the pools, including the Neptune Pool, provide a relaxing experience. Guests can also enjoy shopping, a cigar lounge, and a variety of entertainment options. However, some areas of the resort are beginning to show signs of wear, and minor renovations might enhance the overall experience. Despite this, Caesars Palace still offers a welcoming and comfortable stay, making it an appealing choice for visitors. The Bacchanal Buffet on-site is popular but requires a reservation due to its high demand. Overall, it is a fantastic place to visit, with many nearby activities, including the LINQ Promenade and other hotels within walking distance.
Beautiful, stunning, and never disappoints. It’s a top notch hotel in Vegas and if you can afford it, this is one of the best places to stay. We were there for a private event hosted in the Omnia nightclub and the service was excellent. Hotel is clean, bathrooms are serviced and cleaned regularly, and it is one of the few that doesn’t over power you in cigarette/cigar smoke. Machines and tables are always lively, and the shops/restaurants make you feel like royalty. Absolutely love it here. Not to mention.. “Did Caesar live here?”.. Happy travels and enjoy!
Spent time at Caesars Palace recently and there is truly nothing else on the Las Vegas Strip quite like it. This property is massive in a way that is genuinely hard to appreciate until you are walking through it — it is less of a hotel and more of its own self-contained world.
If you are wondering whether Caesars Palace is worth staying at: yes, especially if you want a trip where you never have to leave the property. Between the casino, the Forum Shops, the restaurants, the pools, the entertainment, and the spa you could genuinely spend your entire Las Vegas trip on site and never feel like you were missing out. Very few resorts anywhere in the world can say...read full review
The common areas were very pretty. The room was fine, but we were here for four days and did not receive any room maintenance. No clean towels, no cleaning of the room, no garbage removal…. The ice machines were not working. Each one said to go to the next floor. After five floors I gave up. There are multiple pools but only two were open if you had a standard room. The pool shuts down at 5p.m. We felt nickel and dimed. Everything was an upcharge. House keeping=upcharge. Coffee pot in your room but if you want the actual coffee=upcharge. There is a fridge in your room but it is full of drinks they want to sell you. There is no room to put food in.