Caesars Palace

Dining

19 restaurants in the hotel and Forum Shops complex offering Italian, Japanese, Chinese, American, steaks, Italian, pizzas, several bars and lounges. Including the world’s first Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen, and Bacchanal Buffet - a 21st century adaptation that will serve up an over-the-top feast created by a team of master chefs, offering the most variety on the Las Vegas Strip featuring more than 500 food items! 9 bars & lounges with live entertainment, including Vanderpump Cocktail Garden, OMNIA nightclub and Caspian's, a luxurious and enticing bar experience opening Spring 2024. Caesar Eats Pick-up and delivery food service*.

Entertainment

The Colosseum, the place for world-famous acts. Omnia nightclub merges the opulent, classic design of the physical space with state-of-the-art, modern technology. Absinthe at The Roman Plaza.

Fun and Games

Casino with 185 table games, 1,324 slot machines, and 18 screens. Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis featuring 7 Roman-style outdoor swimming pools (open seasonally) and 2 outdoor spas. Poolside cabanas*. Fitness centre. QUA Baths and Spa with 22 treatment rooms*. The Forum Shops featuring approximately 160 specialty stores, fine restaurants and attractions.

Handy Stuff

Complimentary WiFi. Concierge service. Color Salon by Michael Boychuck*. Self-parking $20, Valet parking $50, plus tax per night (payable locally, subject to change).

Resort Fees

This hotel has a resort fee of $54.95 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change).

Resort Fees Information

Resort fee includes: - Fitness centre admission for 2 people, per day - In-room Internet access for 2 devices, per day - All local calls. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible rooms available on request. Please note that these rooms are subject to availability and may be restricted to specific room categories and bedding arrangements. Rooms and facilities vary between hotels so please check at the time of booking. For more information and contact details please check out our Special Assistance page

Additional Information

*Denotes local charge.Please note: One person must be aged 21 years and over in each room.Please note: an incidental deposit of $100 per night is required at check-in. This will be collected by credit or debit card. If an ATM/debit card is provided for the deposit, the hotel will immediately deduct the full amount held for incidental charges from your available bank account balance. After checkout and payment of all required charges, any excess amount will be returned to your credit or debit card. .Please note: The pool will close on 31 Oct '24 for the season, and reopen in Spring '25.

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Good Time at Caesar's

Aug 2, 2025 phil f

The location is perfect! Most attractions are an easy walk away. It is an older property but it is well maintained. We had a five night stay.

Horrible check-in experience turned around by guest services agent

Aug 2, 2025 Nancy F

My husband and I are seniors in our mid 70's. When we checked in to Caesar's midweek, which was after 10 pm, we asked if there was a closer tower to the forum and told the check-in agent that we are not able to get around very well and that is where the food court is and the area we like to play in. The agent, whose name is Kaitlin, said nothing… Read more

My husband and I are seniors in our mid 70's. When we checked in to Caesar's midweek, which was after 10 pm, we asked if there was a closer tower to the forum and told the check-in agent that we are not able to get around very well and that is where the food court is and the area we like to play in. The agent, whose name is Kaitlin, said nothing was available. She put us in the Julius Tower and the room number was 796 -- the very last room on that floor. We couldn't believe it after we told her that we had trouble walking. My husband went back down to complain about the distance and patiently waited for her to get through taking care of other guests so he could ask her why she gave us this room. When he did get to tell her, she just shrugged her shoulders, smirked and said "oh well". Kaitlin needs to be retrained in customer service. She shows no compassion or understanding. The next morning we went to guest services and cannot thank DAVID S enough. We told him what had happened the night before and he so graciously gave us a room that was not only next to the elevator but in a tower close to the food court and forum. We come to Caesar's once a year, and If it hadn't been for David, we most likely wouldn't return again. Again, many thanks to David for turning this into a pleasant trip. Read less

Over and Beyond Experience!

Aug 2, 2025 Lori C Marietta, Georgia

I want to send many thanks to Jose at Diamond Check-In! My sisters and I brought our mom to celebrate her 90th birthday. Jose accommodated us with connecting rooms so that all four of us could be together! We were given the use of a wheelchair to get her around. Jenny in Hairdreams did her hair to perfection! The staff sent up a fruit and cheese… Read more

I want to send many thanks to Jose at Diamond Check-In! My sisters and I brought our mom to celebrate her 90th birthday. Jose accommodated us with connecting rooms so that all four of us could be together! We were given the use of a wheelchair to get her around. Jenny in Hairdreams did her hair to perfection! The staff sent up a fruit and cheese tray for her 90th birthday. Everyone was wonderful. Thank you, Jose, for starting us off so well and thank you, Caesars staff for making this an experience we will never forget! Until we meet again, my friends! Read less

Caesar's Palace is a work of art

Aug 2, 2025 maryjog300

Caesars Palace is a city all to itself. It is massive with 4 pools, bars everywhere - including one in the pool. There's 4 or 5 room towers all named for Roman Emperors. We stayed in Julius Tower which was the most reasonably priced. There is a daily $55 resort fee on top of the room rate, and drink prices range from $15 (beer) to $40 (pool side… Read more

Caesars Palace is a city all to itself. It is massive with 4 pools, bars everywhere - including one in the pool. There's 4 or 5 room towers all named for Roman Emperors. We stayed in Julius Tower which was the most reasonably priced. There is a daily $55 resort fee on top of the room rate, and drink prices range from $15 (beer) to $40 (pool side lg. rum & coke) so they are not cheap but typically priced with most of the resorts on the Strip. The people were exceedingly helpful and friendly. We aren't big gamblers so we appreciated their patience and help when we played Video Poker and Roulette. Caesar's was extremely clean and the signage everywhere helped us get around. The only unfortunate thing was the number on homeless people on the Strip. The police try to make them move on but they are always there in the morning sleeping on the sidewalk, sitting cross legged professing some topic into the air or barely being able to stand up. It's just a tarnish on one of the most exciting, beautiful and really fun places to vacation. Read less

Stay Somewhere Else

Aug 1, 2025 Leela N Valparaiso, Indiana

Long post warning! We decided to book Caesars Palace for our daughters 21st. We had stayed five years prior and had enjoyed our stay. We had already paid for a premium room facing the pools. Upon arrival, we asked if there were any upgrades available, because, you know, Vegas. We were told there was an upgrade from Octavius Tower to Augustus… Read more

Long post warning! We decided to book Caesars Palace for our daughters 21st. We had stayed five years prior and had enjoyed our stay. We had already paid for a premium room facing the pools. Upon arrival, we asked if there were any upgrades available, because, you know, Vegas. We were told there was an upgrade from Octavius Tower to Augustus Tower. Bigger room. Would be an additional $79 a night. Ok, sounds good. The room was no upgrade. Old and janky. TV was garbage. No smart capabilities. Room was dirty (see pics.). No complimentary water. There were exactly three towels in the bath, with three guests. Only two glasses our entire stay. The biggest reason we liked this hotel in the past was the pools. Well, not anymore! The greed of this hotel is astounding. The main pool was FREEZING. We were told the pool we used our prior stay was off limits to us, only club members or something allowed. Which left one pool far away from our chairs. And speaking of chairs, they are all pushed up together. You literally have to crawl into them. Why? Because they have paid seating, beds and cabanas EVERYWHERE. Not many free sunchairs. Took us awhile to even find one open. Drinks were over $40, EACH. The casino is very smoky. The resort fees were astronomical, and I don’t understand how they could charge them when there really was nothing provided. These greedy hotels are only losing money now as tourism is going down. We now see it all over the news, and wish we would have known before our trip. Big let down! Read less

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