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3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States

1-702-731-7110

Amenities
  • Fitness center
  • Game room
  • Swimming pool
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Business center
  • Restaurant
  • Meeting rooms
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Dry cleaning/laundry
  • Resort

A tribute to Roman opulence, Caesars Palace specializes in providing entertainment and pampering services fit for the gods. It is located on the Strip, approximately four miles north of McCarren International Airport. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace offer some of the best shopping in world.The property's amenities include the new Qua Baths and Spa, a luxurious retreat with an array of unique treatments and services, including Roman Baths. The Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis features four pools and two whirlpools. The 129,000-square-foot casino offers slot machines, table games, poker, keno, and a race and sports book. The Coliseum at Caesars Palace is a 4,000-seat stadium that is home to Bette Midler, Cher, and other events. Two onsite shopping venues hold more than 120 stores. The property also features a wedding chapel, a beauty salon, 24-hour room service, tour assistance, golfing arrangements, dry cleaning and laundry services, and a business center.Dining includes Augustus Cafe, Bradley Ogden, Beijing Noodle 9, Nero's, the Cafe Lago Buffet, the Cypress Street Marketplace, Sea Harbour, Hyakumi, the Mesa Grill, Rao's, and the Restaurant Guy Savoy. Payard Patisserie & Bistro, a joint venture between Caesers Palace and world-famous Pastry Chef Francois Payard, opened in November of 2007. Nightlife options include several bars and lounges. Pure nightclub offers a new standard in Las Vegas nightlife, with Strip views and two stories of decadence.All Classic rooms feature high-speed Internet access (fee applies), voicemail, safes, hairdryers, climate control, Nintendo games (fee applies). The Augustus Tower rooms offer a new definition of luxury with flat-panel TVs in the bed and bath areas.

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Accommodation Type

Resort with 3348 Rooms and 29 Floors

User Ratings & Reviews

Yahoo Travel Reviews (196 Reviews see all) Back to Top

By A Yahoo! Contributor
2009-02-23
Great!
It is great place! I loved it! If you want to relax in morning and have fun at night--welcome to Las Vegas! There were also marvellous and frie...
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By A Yahoo! Contributor
2008-12-11
ok place
I thought the staff was polite and the atmosphere met expectations. Decent food and a good overall value.
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By B
2008-12-05
Terrible
So not worth your money! Our room overlooked the roof top and workers were walking out there while we were changing! No warning! Not impressed ...
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By A Yahoo! Contributor
2008-11-07
Not worth it -- you can do better on the strip
Overpriced. Not one staff member or employee (including dealers) was friendly. The room was a ripoff (Forum tower). I have been to Vegas many t...
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By Aidani
2008-10-22
Love it!!!!
I loved everything about this hotel, would recommend it to anyone. When we got there our room wasn't ready so they offered to pay for us to sta...
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By A Yahoo! Contributor
2008-09-23
A great time
We went in July of this year. Upgraded the room to the newly refurbished forum. Very nice . Right off the casino. King size bed. Mounted flat s...
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Travelocity Reviews (113 Reviews see all) Back to Top

By anonymous
2008-08-04
My 3 other g.f. and I had a great time in Vegas this past weekend. You get what you paid for and we paid for a decent and clean place to shower and sleep and a nice pool to hang out at and a central location to see the sites. We could've had an upgrade for our room (maybe I should have taken the front desk person's offer but at the time I thought my friends just wanted a place to sleep at and to shower/get ready in.) Our room was okay but both vending machines on our floor didn't work. At first we had difficulty informing housekeeping that we had FOUR girls staying in our room (they only had provided enough towels for 3 guests). We also ran out of toilet paper one night, but they were pretty speedy in getting us more once we requested some. The pools were nice, we enjoyed the drinks at the bar and the price was a little high, but typical of a resort. The pools seemed clean and even though there was construction going on it didn't bother us and since we knew about it ahead of time (from reading these type of reviews, so thanks!) we weren't shocked at check-in. True, it seemed like security could've been tighter. Anyone could've walked up to the rooms, used the pool facilities (we were NEVER asked to show our room key). I did overhear a housekeeping attendant ask a man to exhibit that his room key worked in the door so that she could let him in while she was cleaning the room. I did like that. I would stay here again!
By anonymous
2008-07-27
The bathroom wasn't as clean as it should have been, but overall it was a nice room.
By anonymous
2008-07-24
We had wanted to stay at Ceasar's Palace in Las Vegas so on our 5th trip out we did. Overall it was very dissapointing. The guest rooms are in need of an overhaul and while some have been renovated we of course did not get one of those. The staff was hit or miss, the bellhop and someone at the Total Rewards desk were incredible, they went above and beyond and made us feel welcome. On the other end was a mini-bar attendent who just used her key and barged in our room after only 1 short knock, we did not even have a chance to answer the door. After several phone calls and complaints we were finally give a * food credit, which still did not feel was an adequate remedy. The pool was frequently closed at what seemed like times it should have been open and the rooms were certainly not spotless but they were not dirty either. Overall it was a dissapointing stay and we will choose someplace else for sure for our next Vegas Vacation.
By anonymous
2008-07-20
Although Caesar's Palace is very luxuriously decorated I found our guest room to be a bit lacking for the price paid. We had a room in the forum towers which was supposedly an upgrade from a standard double room. However, the bathroom only had one sink and a very small vanity area. I was rooming with 2 other women and it was very crowded when we all three were sharing the space. My other complaint would be the fact that there was no coffee maker provided in the room. When I called down to room service I was informed it would be an hour wait for coffee and sweet rolls to be delivered to our room. The lobby area is very smoky with no non smoking areas provided. Overall I enjoyed my stay, however felt it was a bit pricey for what we got.
By anonymous
2008-07-17
Housekeeping left a lot to be desired. Dirty glasses were left in the room daily and the shower was never cleaned. Valet parking was not always available. Gettting around this property requires a lot of walking.
By anonymous
2008-07-17
We had a corner room on 40th Fl facing Belligo Waters Always clean. A palace compared with some of our party stayed at the flamingo and was jealous of our room
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