Absolutely wonderful experience. We stayed here for two nights and truly enjoyed every moment. We arrived around 12:30 pm and paid an additional $35 for early check-in, but it was well worth it as we were upgraded to an Octavius room with a built-in jacuzzi tub. I recommend to check in online using their portal before arriving here. You can skip a long line and complete check in process using a kiosk in the lobby. A $200 security deposit was required at check-in. The room was very spacious and faced the pool area, offering a beautiful garden view. The hotel itself is massive and has the Forum Shops attached, which adds to the overall luxury experience. We loved exploring the property, it really feels like living in Rome, with epic and stunning architecture throughout. They offer a very good buffet (around $100 per person), and I highly recommend signing up for Caesars Rewards to collect points. There's also a Starbucks on-site, perfect for quick coffee runs. The location is excellent, you can walk to most places on the Strip within minutes. As a nice gesture, they extended our checkout time to 1:00 pm at no extra charge, which we really appreciated. Overall, this was an amazing stay, definitely worth the money and highly recommended. read more

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We came to Las Vegas to celebrate my twins' 21st birthday and stayed at Caesars Palace. We expected things to be expensive--we're happy to spend for quality and enjoy great experiences--but what we encountered felt excessive across the board. At the pool, there were three of us. We ordered two piña coladas (which apparently came in a large size), three soda waters (not bottled, just soda water), and one small apparel item. The bill came out to $169 before tip. The server suggested a $28 tip, bringing the total to nearly $200--and that's before tax. That alone was shocking, but it didn't stop there. Throughout our stay, we paid around $8 for a regular coffee, $9 for a lemon loaf, and $10 for bottled water. These are basic items, not luxury experiences, yet the pricing was consistently inflated everywhere we went. There was also very little transparency. No one explained pricing clearly at the pool, especially regarding drink sizes or costs, which made the final bill even more frustrating. We are not budget travelers--we enjoy spending and celebrating--but this felt unreasonable and out of proportion. There's a difference between premium pricing and feeling taken advantage of. Las Vegas used to feel like a place where you could indulge and enjoy yourself. Now it feels like you're being overcharged at every turn. If you're visiting, I strongly recommend asking for prices before ordering anything, even something as simple as water or coffee. Sadly, after this experience, we're not sure we would come back. read more

Ahhh Caesars Palace, what an amazing hotel and casino! While we've visited here many times, we've never stayed at the hotel so I cannot attention to the room accommodations. The decor and attention to detail is immaculate. Definitely taking it all in front the floor all the way up top. Caesars Palace is home to the Shoppes and free show every hour. From slots to tables to high roller games, and sports betting, not to mention some of the more high end restaurants (Bobby Flays restaurants, steak houses, Gorden Ramseys restaurant, Guy Fieri restaurant...etc), and a cigar bar, Caesars offers a little something for everyone. If heading to the strip, definitely check them out! During certain holidays there is items for sale and they have an outside bar to enjoy the weather before hitting a show or restaurant or a little gambling. Located right next to Bellagio. read more

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Caesars Palace in Las Vegas is a great place to stay, right in the heart of the Strip. I stayed in the Augustus Tower and got a fountain view room, which was amazing. The room was spacious and comfortable. The hotel is beautiful, with gold and granite details everywhere, especially in the hallways and elevators, adding to its luxurious feel. The casino and restaurants are all within walking distance, making it super convenient. The only downside is that parking is a little far. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience! read more

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I recommend avoiding Caesars properties. My daughter and her mom (locals) booked a show and a room for a big night out. Upon check-in they were informed that they overbooked and would not be staying at Caesars. They were told that they needed to cross the street and stay at The LINQ. My daughter told them that her mom was in a wheelchair and it would be difficult to cross The Strip. They would not help them. During their trek across the Strip her mom fell out of the wheelchair. During check-in they found that they were assigned a room with 2 twin beds (not what they paid for). My daughter explained their situation but they would not supply transportation back to Caesars for the concert so they took a cab. I think Caesars totally messed up on this one. read more

Caesars Palace is peak over the top Vegas in the best possible way. Sitting right in the center of the Strip, it feels like a self contained city where you could easily spend an entire stay without stepping outside of the resort. The scale alone is impressive, from the expansive casino that seems to spill endlessly from one grand space to the next to the Forum Shops, which I always enjoy wandering through even if I am just window shopping. Everything here is dramatic, busy, and unapologetically extra, which somehow still works. It's iconic for a reason and delivers that classic Vegas feeling the moment you walk in. read more

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Our dear friends who are 7* got us a comped room at the Julius tower in a standard king size bed. Nothing special. Felt budget friendly like at Harrahs. I heard other towers are better. I would think a hotel like this would have a fridge in each room. Instead you must request one separate from what they already have, a fridge full of drinks with sensors. It was clean and had many mirrors and outlets. The restroom had double sink and a large shower. The casino itself is bright. Too bright for me at the tables. Plenty of slots. 25 dining options. The celebrity food hall is for quick dining, Bacchanal buffet, two steak houses, Chinese, Italian, etc. Omni's nightclub. The pool is huge but I feel like there's too much shade from all the buildings. There's a pet relief area outside the front entrance. I much rather stay at other Caesar properties than this one. read more

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We were out here caught Def Leppard at the Coliseum at Caesars Palace. A very nice venue... although I wouldn't say it's anything above Mohegan Sun or even Turning Stone's arena. We did a little gambling prior to the show and of course there's the drink price bloat of Las Vegas. Pretty cool crowd from all over the country coming to see these old geezers who are actually still very good. It's painfully apparent that Vegas is losing its panache due to competition and quite frankly it's just overpriced and quite honestly in the middle of wasteland. But Caesars and the sphere offer some great shows. read more

I will mainly be talking about the casino area of Caesars since I didn't stay in their hotel. We went here for dinner and to walk around on our Vegas trip. It's Caesars so you have to at least go check it out right? Overall, I loved it here. The food court had a bunch of options like Chicken Guy which is always a fan favorite in our house. We ended up eating at Gordon Ramsay's Pub which was so good. The Beef Wellington there is amazing but don't sleep on the sticky toffee pudding. For the gambling side of things, I usually only play craps and roulette which they had plenty of options here for. But one of the cooler things was being able to walk around the shops in here too and it is such a cool experience to be indoors but have it feel like you are walking around in an outdoor market. Gotta love Vegas. Overall, I will definitely come back to Caesars next time I am in Vegas. I think it should be a mandatory stop for any trip out on the strip. read more

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I have visited Caesars Palace many many years ago. Coming back here with my eldest daughter recently brought back some good memories. I still remember The Atlantis Show, but it's different now. It's still a good show though. I do not gamble so the slot machines and tables do not entertain me. However, I do like to walk around, window shop, and enjoy great eats. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace has great stores to check out and restaurants to try out. They have done a very good job renovating the walkways. I love the statues. Btw, David is here! I have never stayed overnight at Caesars Palace. Maybe one day I will. read more

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Let me clarify my checkin remark. We came here yesterday for the buffet. We parked in the parking garage, it was a nice easy walk through the casino to get to the Buffett. The problem is, if you come in and follow the wall around to the right you come to a set of stairs to get to the buffet. There is no ADA accessibility there. Around the corner there is an elevator for ADA but it is out of order. There are NO signs that direct you to walk to the other side of the restaurants to get to a ramp that will take you down. It's a little farther walk which is not bad but a place like this should be well marked to serve ADA clients. So Ceasars as a hotel/casino failed here with poor signage but has a lot to offer. read more

The resort is overrated, crowded, and has lost its hype. I did not stay on site long. The room was average, and shopping was fair. I do not plan to return again any time soon. I feel like the daily resort fee is a waste of money. read more

I love Cesar's Palace. The rooms are nice and big, and they have great shopping, nice restaurants inside the Forum Shops, and cute little eateries throughout the casino. It is easy to get in and out of the hotel. It is in the heart of Las Vegas Blvd., adjacent to several other casinos within walking distance. read more

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Not so good stay this time. Front self check-in shutdown and asked to get in a lonnngggggg line. Had already pre-checked in online and only needed a key. The rewards member line was shorter however only one associate serving that line and taking a very long time. The other line moved twice as fast. Finally checked in and provided a room with a crummy rooftop view - usually upgraded. Bathroom has no vent and smelled like smoke and poop. Otherwise a nice time. Cashed in winning Super Bowl tickets, won on a sports wager and had a nice meal. May try some of the other properties next time. Love Caesar's Palace but not so much this visit. read more

Love this hotel- so much to do, so many coffee shops, lots and lots of dining choices and a great pool area! The rooms are spacious and clean, the common areas are beautiful and I could live at the pool all day! It truly felt so luxurious. read more

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I give them one star because of the parking fee. I was well under the parking time for "residents" we get 3 hours free. Well, I had to pay 25 for 2.5 hours of parking time. The scanners do not work for local driver's licenses. This is not the first time that this has happened. Been to other resorts and the scanners don't read the bar codes on the back of the ID. I would have hit the call button but with 20 cars sitting behind me to get out, I paid the money. Fix this stuff! read more

Caesars Palace remains a marvel. It's always changing but always amazing. It's an easy place to get lost in (as I did my first time in Vegas). But if you do happen to get lost, you're at least getting lost in a cool place with a lot of great amenities. I was sad when my business conference was moved from Caesars Palace to the vastly inferior Planet Hollywood. Hopefully the next time I attend it will be back at Caesars Palace. read more

This was one of the most uncomfortable and disappointing dining experiences I've had in Las Vegas. Right from the start, the front receptionist, Griselda, was extremely unprofessional. Her tone and behavior toward us felt noticeably different compared to how other customers were treated. Whether intentional or not, it came across as discriminatory, and it left a very bad first impression that set the tone for the entire visit. She was also unreasonably strict about enforcing reservation timing, refusing to let people in even when the restaurant was clearly empty. Normally I'd understand strict policies if the place were packed or food quality justified it--but that wasn't the case here. Once inside, it became obvious why they might want to limit guests. The food was subpar, poorly seasoned, and absolutely not worth the price. For a buffet carrying the Caesars name, the quality felt shockingly low and overpriced. What made it worse was the overall vibe from the front desk: it genuinely felt like we weren't welcome, like they'd rather you leave than dine there. There was zero warmth, zero customer service, and the attitude felt dismissive--as if helping guests was an inconvenience and scrolling on a phone was the priority. Between the poor service and the disappointing food, this buffet is nowhere near worth the cost. There are far better places in Vegas where you'll actually feel welcomed and get food that matches the price. I won't be returning. read more

This is my all-time favorite hotel to stay at Caesar's Palace is truly top-notch. There are many great hotels in Vegas, like Wynn and Encore, but I have a special place in my heart for Caesar's. It's perfectly located on the Strip and I love staying here. Whenever I'm in Vegas, I make sure to stay at Caesar's. The rooms are spotless and top-notch and there's also the Nobu Hotel inside, which is amazing. The restaurants inside Caesar's are excellent,m and the Forum Shops make you feel like you're in Ancient Rome read more

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Hey, y'all I decided to do another staycation-this time at Caesar Palace. And I ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH Anywaaay... My room was spacious w/a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower & the Bellagio fountains. Y'all I even turned the sofa around to face the window (don't worry, I put it back b4 check-out lol) At night, that water show was everything And the lobster bisque was bisquing aka Deeeelicious -Pure comfort. Oh, and they even have a Starbucks right downstairs I'll meet y'all at my next review read more

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Very happy with our choice to stay at Caesar's Palace (my first time there and my Hubs' second), and we both agree we would stay here again. Great location (middle of The Strip), loads of restaurants on hotel grounds, great club (Omnia), multiple different extras (like the Montecristo Cigar Bar) and it was very clean at all times, everywhere we went inside Caesar's. We stayed in the Octavius Tower, it is far back in the hotel but the room is a great size. The mini bar does have sensor plates so do not move anything or you will get charged. Also upon check-in and receiving our room keys we were told not to keep the room key card too close to your phone or it can demagnetize it. Check-in was a breeze, the checkout would have been a breeze but one staff member said we can do the express checkout via the kiosk and after putting in my credit card, then my driver's license it asked for more identification which was just odd, so we stepped back into the normal line and did checkout the old fashioned way (which is completely fine by me). I would absolutely recommend giving Caesar's Palace a try if you are looking for a great hotel on The Strip. read more

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I love this place. I love the way it looks from the strip I love the design. My favorite part is going through Caesars Palace mall shopping center not for the shops, but for the pink and blue clouds and lastly, I love this place because the hangover was filmed here. read more

Very nice room and a comfortable stay! The bed was firm but pillows were a bit hard for me but that was just my preference. The bathroom was very nice. One part I didn't like was at one point hot water stopped working. We had to calla guest service to have it fixed. The annoying part was she told me I had to keep checking when the water will be fixed because they would not call me which I did not like. I feel like someone should call and let me know instead of having me keep checking it.. But they fixed it quickly and the hot water started to work. Someone later called me to check if the hot water was working or not even though the first lady told me nobody would call. This place has everything you would need! Casino, fancy restaurants and shops, food courts, pools, etc. However, everything here is so overpriced that I rather go out and eat somewhere else. One margaritas is already $23 not including tips. This location is just so close to everything in the strip and it's super convenient to walk around. Overall it was a very nice stay and I would stay here again! read more

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Stayed at Caesar's during Adele's residency. Easy check in process, was in a convenient tower. Lots of dining options on property and great location on the strip, walking distance to anything you need. Loved the pools and for a second forgot I was in the middle of a desert. When you're playing table games, you'll dodge a lot of freshly 21 year olds, gambling for the first time. Download the Caesars palace app for an easy contactless check out. read more

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An amazing casino that remind you of the Roman Forum with their architecture and the statues and the ambiance! They have planned the casino in such a way that you would never want to leave the place. Compared to other casinos, the table games have a lower min bet. Loved playing Roulette over here. Opened a rewards a/c and got free plays. Don't miss the Shopping at the Forum. read more

Poor floor rating personnel. Cory struts through the pit like a peacock. Doesn't look or talk to players. But he does know how to reduce a players rating after watching 2 hands. read more

This was a great hotel for a toddler who enjoyed the various pools. We were hesitant to bring a toddler to Las Vegas but this hotel made it convenient to grab a quick bite and kept her busy swimming. I wish the parking lot wasn't so far from our room since it was a journey to stroll her to the car. Overall it was a great choice to stay for a few nights. We love the bacchanal buffet so it was convenient that it's located in the hotel. read more

My friends and I came to stay on the Strip for our trip to Las Vegas. I stayed at the Linq but my friends stayed at Caesars Palace. While I did not sleep at Caesars Palace, I did visit all the gambling spots, Lounge, shops, and the room they were staying in. The Caesars Palace is one of the more popular locations on the strip. It was always packed with people and very busy. I love the energy at this casino. There were long lines for the restaurants and even getting on the elevator. Rooms were two full size beds. Nothing special and nothing bad. read more

Caesar's Palace is a good Casino. We hung out here and got our gambling on and drink on. My girl does not drink, but we had fun doing a little bit of Black Jack and Texas Hold em. We won some and lost some. I didn't hit rock bottom tho. We still came home with lots of money in our pockets. Caesar's is one of Vegas oldest casinos. Its always a pleasure to visit. read more

I've been coming to Caesar's palace since I was a young girl with my family. We came into town to see the Formula 1 races and decided to stay at Caesar's. Since this is the hotel that we've always stated as well as the mirage. There are parking garages, Valley and ride share. Keep in mind that this location is very busy, especially when there's an event in town. So pack patients and bring walking shoes. I must say, I was a little disappointed. The rooms are a mix of dated with a little, just a little upgrade. I always do a wipe down of all the high touch areas when I go to a hotel, and I must say that there wasn't much dirt on my cleaning cloth. There was some dirt that came up from the bathroom floor but not enough to complain, as we know, these workers are overworked and are given a short amount of time to clean the room and turn it around for a new guest. The couch was dirty and in need of cleaning or replaced. The carpet needed cleaning. the bathroom lights kept flickering. There was a missing bulb and stains on the ceiling. Awful! I didn't call down to have my room changed due to rooms being all booked. The Wi-Fi and phone service in this tower was awful!!!!!! I did like the process that they use. When you call down to the front desk to get assistance, you can opt to have a text sent to your phone. You text your question and receive an instant answer. When I called to the Tech Support to get connected to the internet, James was very helpful. overall, I was disappointed with the room at Caesar's palace. I doubt if I will be back unless it's a comp. I'm off to stay at a newer hotel. I hope you enjoy your stay!! read more

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One of the central jewels of the Vegas strip for a reason! We did not stay here but played here on a recent trip. Like other casinos, you have your variety of slots and table games, tons of space and options to keep you endlessly entertained if gambling is your thing. Restaurants, bars, and shopping are also some of the best on offer on the strip; you can easily spend the day exploring. Convenient, central location on the strip to where you can walk to other nearby casinos easily. read more

Overrated, overpriced and the epitome of corporate greed. No wonder visitors are abandoning Vegas. $35 to park, $56 for two basic cocktails, $180 for fish and chips, a salad and two beers at Gordon Ramsay's pub. Vegas is slowly killing itself and no one who runs the place seems to care......as long as the stock does ok ‍ read more

I recently stayed in a room in the Augusta tower at Cesars palace. The second night I became sick(sore throat, sinus drips , slight fever) I found the cover for the room ac inlet filter partly removed and decided to pull off the cover exposing the AC filter . What I found shocked me. Absolutely disgusting. I don't think the AC filter has ever been replaced. See the attached pics read more

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Place is a huge disappointment with incompetent staff and management. Here for the Ky Derby and you could barely get a bet in between races. Waiting in line 25 minutes for a minor race bet is ridiculous. Official race results posted and it had been nearly 30 minutes have passed and all betting stat are still closed not taking bets for the remainder of races or paying out last race. read more

Caesars is one of the oldest hotels on the strip, and the age shows. The main lobby has kept its shiny appearance, but the rest of the hotel looks pretty tired, particularly the casino and the rooms. The rooms, in particular, are tired and dark, even if the bathrooms have been remodeled more recently. I find it odd that they include a coffee maker that utilizes pods in the room....but they don't provide pods. Even without the pool being open, the hotel is huge with its large ballrooms and convention center-like facilities to its multiple towers to the performance arena for Adele to the shops at the Forum. They have quite a selection of restaurants, particularly reasonably-priced restaurants, at the hotel which provide lots of dining options. read more

This review is just for Caesars Sportsbook (William Hill) inside Caesars Palace. I came in trying to bet on my favorite team and I was hounded by their employees trying to get me to sign up with them and use their referral. After I politely declined everything they had to offer, 3 employees would not leave me alone. I then had to ask them to please stop bothering me and it was so bad I had to leave the casino. Unacceptable for one of my favorite resorts in Vegas. read more

Poor mismanaged casino, watching dozens of cars sitting in the same location for more than a half hour trying to exit parking garage. Worst experience parking in Las Vegas read more

The room was pretty nice overall. Had a great view of the pool area and the room was spacious. Our room was on the far end of the resort so we were away from the rowdiness. We checked in ahead of time then got our room keys from the kiosk which was great so we didn't have to wait in line. The negatives: The headboard on the bed though was falling apart and in dire need of repair. The prices for drinks at the pool are actually insane. $40 for cocktails?! We stuck to beer which was $12.99 each for the most generic beer, Coors and Heineken. There's a $30 fee to check in early, pretty lame. read more

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Don't park - I came here to enjoy Lunch at Hells Kitchen only to find out that parking is a flat $35. We were there a total of two hour and despite spending money inside there was no clear validation process, and the fee feels like a complete rip-off. It's disappointing and gives the impression that they care more about squeezing extra dollars than providing a good experience. I won't be returning, and I suggest others think twice before visiting. read more

It's a place that's special to us. I've been coming here since I was young. My kids love it. The people are friendly. We made friends here and we like to visit them as much as we can. The atmosphere is always great. read more