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| Trip type | Number of reviews | Average rating |
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| All Trip Types | (746) | 4.3 |
| Business | (158) | 4.2 |
| Romance | (131) | 4.4 |
| Family | (71) | 4.2 |
| With Friends | (193) | 4.2 |
| All Others | (193) | 4.3 |
This hotel does not offer any accessibility features. Please select a different hotel if you are interested in booking a room with accessibility features.
| Check-in time is | 4 PM |
| Check-out time is | 11 AM |
| Pets not allowed |
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Guests must be at least 21 years old to check in at this property.
Restaurant Guy Savoy - Renowned Parisian restaurateur Guy Savoy's only U.S. restaurant. On second floor with view of classically inspired architecture and statuary of the Roman Plaza. Open Wednesday–Sunday. Dinner only.
Mesa Grill - Branch of celebrity chef Bobby Flay's celebrated New York restaurant featuring Southwestern cuisine. Lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch.
Bradley Ogden - Celebrated San Francisco chef serving New American cuisine based on seasonal Bay Area ingredients. Dinner only.
Beijing Noodle No. 9 - Bejing #9, Caesars Palace newest restaurant, offers an upscale casual restaurant feauturing hand-pulled noodles, authentic house-made soup dumplings, and Cantonese-style dim sum. Open 7 days a week, serving lunch and dinner from 11 AM to 11 PM.
Palm Restaurant - Outpost of legendary New York steakhouse featuring prime-grade beef and jumbo lobsters. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Spago - Replication of celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck's original casual-dining, fusion-food Hollywood restaurant. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Chinoise - Wolfgang Puck restaurant that outlived Los Angeles original. Menu offering Asian-accented dishes, including dim sum. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Serendipity 3 - Famous New York City landmark eatery offering a one-of-a-kind dining experience in the dining room or outdoor al fresco dining on three terraces topped with bright pink and orange awnings. Located near Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, adjacent to the iconic fountains of Caesars Palace and aside the bright lights of the Las Vegas Strip. Sweet and savory menu, including popular favorites such as the Forbidden Broadway Sundae and A Summer Bries sandwich. Open Sunday - Thursday 11 AM to 11 PM, and Friday and Saturday 11 AM to midnight.
Rao's - A slice of East Harlem on the Strip that serves homestyle Italian food. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Payard Patisserie & Bistro – Dinner at Chef Francois Payard’s French bistro features an all-dessert tasting menu. Bistro fare and pastries are served for breakfast and lunch. A retail shop sells chocolates, pastries, and coffee to go. Sea Harbour - Direct from mainland China, Sea Harbour features award-winning authentic Cantonese seafood, including live-to-table selections and abalone. Open seven nights weekly for dinner only.
Hyakumi Restaurant & Sushi - Japanese specialties, including teppanyaki. Lunch and dinner.
Neros - Intimate steakhouse serving prime-grade beef and contemporary dishes. Dinner only.
Café Lago Buffet - Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend buffets. Poolside terrace seating.
Cypress Street Marketplace - Nine-shop food court. Open from late morning to late night.
The Cheesecake Factory - Branch of national chain offering long global menu, oversized portions, and many cheesecakes and other desserts. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Bertolini's - Pasta, pizza, Italian fare in casual setting with expansive "sidewalk" seating inside the Forum Shops. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Planet Hollywood - Branch of international chain featuring movie memorabilia and American food. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Augustus Café - Casual 24-hour spot overlooking Roman Plaza.
La Salsa - Mexican specialties and margarita bar. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Stage Deli - New York-style deli sandwiches, cheesecake, matzo-ball soup. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
Post-Time Deli - Burgers and hot dogs in race and sports book. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.
The 4,300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace (surcharge) is home to Kiss My Brass, a theatrical production starring Bette Midler (Tuesday-Sunday). Elton John headlines The Red Piano. Cher performs her hits from across four decades in an extravagant production spectacular. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld also appears at the venue. The Caesars Palace Amphitheatre (surcharge) also hosts headliners. Two casinos totaling 129,000 square feet include slots, table games, a poker room, and a race and sports book. The Forum Shops has a fire, water, and smoke show with mythical Atlantis rising and falling in a 50,000-gallon aquarium with outsized, animatronic characters. At the Shadow Bar, juggling bartenders entertain while topless dancers perform in silhouette behind screens flanking the bar. Cleopatra's Barge, a floating barge lounge, offers live music nightly. The independently operated OPM nightclub features DJ music nightly. Another independently operated nightclub, Pure, includes the Pussycat Dolls Lounge and DJ music. Nightclub cover charges may apply.
In a setting of Roman-style grandeur with cypresses, palm trees, marble columns, and classical statues, the 4.5-acre Garden of the Gods includes four pools and two oversized spa tubs. The round, 10,000-square-foot Palace Pool contains a rotunda with a gilded statue of Caesar. Cushioned, draped daybeds surround the rectangular, 5,000-square-foot Neptune Pool. Screened for privacy, the sundeck around the 150-foot-long Venus Pool is available for topless sunbathing. (A surcharge is required to access the independently operated Venus Pool.) Poolside cabanas with TVs, phones, ceiling fans, and padded lounges are available for rent.
Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace features lavish Roman baths and an Arctic Ice room, therapeutic massage, and skin treatments. An expansive fitness center is available.
Hotel guests receive preferred tee times at Harrah's Rio Secco Golf Club, 14 miles away. Set among the foothills of the Black Mountains, the club has an 18-hole championship course designed by Rees Jones.
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, 23.5 miles away, provides rock climbing, biking and hiking trails, and scenic drives. The Lake Mead National Recreational Area, 30 miles away, offers fishing, boating, swimming, and hiking. Mount Charleston, 39 miles away, has biking and hiking trails, horseback riding, skiing, and snowboarding.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Glittering, larger-than-life gambling palaces dominate Las Vegas Boulevard South, better known as The Strip. Here, hotels are destinations unto themselves. Within a three-mile stretch, visitors can see the New York City skyline, the Eiffel Tower, an Egyptian pyramid, imperial Rome, a dancing fountain, and an exploding volcano. A monorail links several hotels and the Las Vegas Convention Center.
see all hotels in The Strip"Old fashion but cozy"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 14, 2010
classic room, classic hotel! Must try the room service. Food excellent!
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out of value="5""great location on the strip is the only plus"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 4, 2010
The only plus point I would give for this hotel is it's location. Very convenient to walk on either side of the strip. Everything else about the hotel is overrated. Really bad, worn out, small, squeaky, smelly beds with lousy comforters. Everything in the room was old, outdated. Needs some serious remodelling of the rooms
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out of value="5""Tired Hotel"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Dec 7, 2009
When you think of Ceasar's Palace, oppulence comes to mind. Not in this instance. This is a tired hotel that needs to be refurbished extensively. I stayed in a King room, Roman Tower, 8th Floor. The room, although spacious needed new carpeting, the mattress was uncomfortable and the furniture needed repairs. The bathroom had been updated but the ceiling vent fan was too noisy to use. NO COFFEE MAKER IN THE ROOM!!
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out of value="5""Nice hotel"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Dec 6, 2009
this hotel was nice. the room was amazing. the room we got had a wet spot, i do not know what that was. but overall it is a really nice hotel.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Dec 5, 2009
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out of value="5""Great price, location, and hotel"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Dec 4, 2009
The newly renovated Forum Tower is very contemporary, great for a couple. I love the bathroom.
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out of value="5""Amazing Hotel!!!!!!!!!"
Reviewed by Vilmarie of San Juan on Dec 3, 2009
Great hotel!!! Everything was just amazing....Loved every single part of it.... Great buffet, excellent restaurants, loved the shops, awesome club....
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out of value="5""room quality"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Dec 1, 2009
The rooms are old and need up grades, tv's are poor. Much better value for your $ other hotels. Prices very high
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Nov 30, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Nov 30, 2009
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out of value="5""Needs Improvement"
Reviewed by Radhika of Austin on Nov 30, 2009
We stayed at Caesars Palace for 4 nights. When we checked in we were assigned to a room in the Roman Tower. We walked into our assigned room to find that it reeked of smoke (we requested non-smoking), had not been cleaned and was dingy looking - a total surprise for all the great things we heard about this hotel. After that we got upgraded to the Palace Tower - MUCH better rooms. Internet costs $15 a day for wireless service that doesn't even work! Casino staff were not friendly and there were no $10 tables. Walk over to Belagio for a much better gambling atmosphere, friendlier staff and $5 and $10 tables!
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out of value="5""Outstanding Hotel"
Reviewed by Monica of Los Angeles on Nov 30, 2009
Great room for the money. Very nice red light bathroom.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Nov 30, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Nov 29, 2009
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out of value="5""Unpleasant"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Nov 25, 2009
We did not get what it said in the room description. When we tried to talk to the front desk, and all they did was dismiss us..
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out of value="5""Not sure"
Reviewed by John of Washigton, DC on Nov 25, 2009
Not sure this place is still worth the money. Their rooms in general are not as nice as some of the other hotels in the same category in Vegas. Charge for working out was $25 and they don't have a locker room, sauna, etc. available unless you book on of their massage packages.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Nov 23, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by SRI of SRI on Nov 4, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Nov 1, 2009
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out of value="5""Hotel great/Room too much money"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 29, 2009
We really loved Ceasars Palace as a hotel and pools, etc. However, the room was way too expensive for the amenities included. We stayed at Mandalay Bay two months ago and had twice the room and better pools.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 28, 2009
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out of value="5""Ceasars"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 28, 2009
Was underwhelmed by the size and design of the room, plus not much of a view, but it was a great rate and the beds were VERY comfortable. Room was clean and functional, great shower and bathroom. Really all that is needed in Vegas, so works for me.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 27, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 26, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 22, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 22, 2009
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out of value="5""Typical Vegas Casino"
Reviewed by Jennifer of Pleasant Grove on Oct 19, 2009
Nothing unusual about this property. The rooms were as hard to find through the smoky casino maze as any other casino. The restaurants are pricey. We waited about an hour to check in - long, long lines.
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out of value="5""Not sure it was worth the price!"
Reviewed by N of London on Oct 11, 2009
Stayed for two nights in the Roman Tower. We also stayed at the Hard Rock and Hilton during our trip to Vegas. We got a good last minute deal for Cesars but the room was definitely in need of some redecoration. Of all the rooms we stayed in during our West Coast roadtrip this was the most dated. No mini-bar and no flat screen TV. On the plus side, the location is brilliant and the room was pretty comfortable with an massive bathroom. Would stay again but definitely go for a better room. Pool areas are very good, but get busy and do not get the sun all day long.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 6, 2009
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out of value="5""outstanding hotel"
Reviewed by debbie of joliet on Oct 5, 2009
we loved the hotel and pool. wonderful shops and resturants. wished they had a few more fast food chain resturants in hotel and missed not having a coffee maker in hotel room. was in a wonderful area on the strip. I did find my eyes getting bloodshot in the cacinos from the smoke. need to improve on air. would highly recommend staying there again.
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out of value="5""Casino Complex"
Reviewed by Mark of San Jose on Oct 4, 2009
Wow Caesars has grown! Now a mega complex. Stayed here for easy access to Cher show. Long walk from Self Park to Check-in, Long Wait at Check-in, but we got upgraded to a mini suite which was great. Place rambles and it seems easy to get lost. Still we had fun...
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out of value="5""Out Dated"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 1, 2009
Caesar's pool was amazing. However, inside the rooms, it was a different story, the rooms need to be updated. Overall, I would recommend the hotel. I loved the pools!!
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out of value="5""Wow"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 25, 2009
Great customer service
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 24, 2009
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out of value="5""Great location, services too expensive/over-priced, hotel reeks of cigarette smoke."
Reviewed by Staci of Brentwood on Sep 24, 2009
Room was nice, staff was excellent. Downside is the hotel reeks of cigarette smoke and is in dire need of cleaning. It's so bad in this hotel that I lost my voice. Most of their restaurants are over-priced. $16 Foot-long hot dog at Serendipity 3, gimme a break. $5 small Fiji water, I'll take tap.The price gouging is going to drive tourism away.
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out of value="5""Great stay!"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 14, 2009
We opted to book a deluxe room, and it was worth every penny! (We could have upgraded again at check-in but decided to save our money.) Ceasars is a great place. Great food, nightlife, gambling and pools! The only downside is that it is so large there is no 'quick trip' to anything. So be prepared to walk a bit. Overall great value.
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out of value="5""Nice hotel excellent location"
Reviewed by S of London on Sep 14, 2009
We stayed at Caesars Palace for five nights in September 2009, the hotel is incredibly centrally located on the Strip and is in an excellent position to walk to most of the main hotels on the Strip. We were allocated a room in the Centurion Tower which is through the casino and appeared to be one of the older towers, however, the room was fine. We had a great view looking straight at Flamingoes over the road and the room was clean and comfortable, but a little dated. One thing we noticed was that the room did not have a fridge/mini bar although this was not a major problem for us. We spent one day by the pool, which was great. There are tons of places to eat, I would definitely recommend the cheesecake factory in the Forum Shops. Overall we enjoyed our stay, a couple of things stopped me rating the hotel higher. The queues at reception are ridiculously long and our room was quite dated. One day we came back a clean room, but they had forgotten to give us any towels so we had to call down for some. They did arrive promptly though, so perhaps I'm being a little picky.
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out of value="5""Caesars Palace is the best hotel in the world"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 13, 2009
Its like Rome, but with a casino.
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out of value="5""older room..needs improvement"
Reviewed by j of harriman on Sep 11, 2009
was not impressed with room condition...guess the roman tower is the oldest of there bldgs. old tube tv, needs new carpeting. but still satisfactory.
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out of value="5""Ehh"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 11, 2009
I paid so little that I cant complain...but the room was boring
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out of value="5""needs improvement"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 9, 2009
bad service, unprofessional reception.
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out of value="5""Older rooms"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 7, 2009
I was disappointed with the beds in my hotel room. The beds were sagging and the linens were arerage. The room was clean and the bathroom was beautiful with a great shower.
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out of value="5""GOING DOWNHILL FAST"
Reviewed by P of LONDON on Sep 7, 2009
Why is great property like this so badly run by such surly and unhelpful staff? Food is very poor - Neros steaks are very poor and the Augustus cafe should be shut! Pool service is good except in the Venus area where the staff are very unhelpful and in short supply. Casino dealers are very good with lots of character! Fire the management of this hotel now!
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out of value="5""Fantastic Weekend"
Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 7, 2009
The room was beautiful & comfortable. The staff was very courteous and helpful. We enjoyed browsing the shops.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 6, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 2, 2009
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out of value="5""not what i paid for"
Reviewed by S of Mc on Sep 1, 2009
I booked thru hotels.com a deluxe room and they gave me a standard and claimed that was what i paid for. It was frustrating to have to deal with them at the counter and have to pay EXTRA to get the deluxe room that hotels.com promised me. Take your itinerary with you! This is the second booking that i do thru hotels.com that DOES NOT give me what I pay for. The hotel is nice and beautiful, but it is not the point of my concern.
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out of value="5""Outstanding Hotel"
Reviewed by Nafisa of Fremont on Aug 31, 2009
It was a great experience. And I appreciated the service during my emergency when I got dizzy and passed out and fell in the bathroom. We business people need this type of care. I took a chance by staying in a hotel other than my normal chain of hotels. But I did get the assistance I needed. It would have been A+ if the next day, security or Rep would have checked on my status after returning from hospital. It would have given a personal touch, which other loyalty hotels would have done. I am not a High Roller member (used to be)or a enroller of memberships. So no point programs, but I stay in hotels 40-45 weeks a year.
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Aug 29, 2009
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out of value="5"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Aug 28, 2009
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