Ireland's and Griselda were awesome and kind a real pleasure just to meet and know . Service was over the top!!

I've been to Vegas so many times, this being the first time I've stayed at the Caesars Palace. I arrived at 11:00 a.m. and the hotel registration line was pretty long, when I was greeted I was told that I had three options to check in. I could pay $75 extra per night and get a room right then, I could pay $65 and get an early check-in they would text me when a room was available, or I could wait until 3:00 p.m. and check in for free. I was there for a conference and I needed to get to my room and change so I paid $65 and asked if I could be texted when a room was cleaned and available. I asked for a tea kettle and was told they do not offer any hot water options. That was extremely disappointing. So I did not have hot sleepytime tea my entire trip :( I may need to invest in a travel tea kettle. I did get a text at 1:15 p.m. that a room was ready, So I went back to registration and got my key. I was in the Octavius Tower on the 51st floor. When I got to my room I noticed it was an ADA room. That was fine but the closet was a half closet and I am a 5ft 11in female with multiple outfits per day for a conference. So if I hung my clothes in the closet they were dragging on the floor. I had to hang them on the door and just pray they didn't fall on the floor. I texted the guest concierge about the room, but did not receive a response. I was happy to see a Keurig in the room but come to find out if you want to make Keurig coffee in your room, you have to pay $10.50 per 4pk of K-Cup. I did not see any cream or sugar. The fiji bottled water was $15. Don't move anything in the mini bar or the refrigerator because they're censored and you will be charged. There were no water refill stations anywhere. You were basically forced to buy their bottled water. You could get water from the little shops throughout the casino for $9 and above. Adding guest water refill stations is definitely a sustainability opportunity for the resort. Be sure to ask the hotel for a current map because the ones online vary in accuracy. There is so much to see and do at Caesars Palace, But the majority of my time was spent at the conference center and a few of the restaurants. I will write those reviews separately. Wouls I stay here again, probably not. Only because there are certain amenities that I prefer and Caesars Palace does not offer. read more

It is sad to say but this place has really gone down hill. Not nearly as nice as it used to be. Dealers, cocktail servers, and front desk staff are abrupt. They practically say "just give us your money and leave." read more

Very disappointing experience at Caesars. I'm in town for a conference after a long day of travel and meetings, and this hotel completely dropped the ball on check-in. Earlier in the day, I asked about early check-in and was told it would cost an extra $35. I declined, and the front desk assured me my room would be ready by the standard 4 PM check-in time. I came back at 4 PM only to find out my room still wasn't ready. Fast forward OVER 2 HOURS later... still no room and no real timeline. What made the situation worse was the customer service. The front desk employee, was dismissive and unprofessional about the entire situation. His explanation was basically that "the guys at the conference took all the rooms," as if that somehow made this acceptable. No apology, no meaningful updates, no compensation offered, and when I asked for a manager, I was told none were available for another hour and handed a generic phone number attached in photo For a hotel with Caesars' reputation and pricing, this level of service is unacceptable. Delays happen, but communication, accountability, and professionalism matter, and this experience had none of that. Definitely not the experience I expected staying here for a work conference. read more

I have never stayed at this hotel but it is open to the public to walk around, shop, and dine. Inside, there are hundreds of shops lined along a Greece looking set. The ceilings resemble clouds. It makes for good lighting for pictures. Most of the stores are high end but there are some more affordable stores as well. One of our favorite shows is the atlantis show. It is intriguing and gives you a quick break from walking and the heat of Vegas. read more

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I was able to experience Caesars Palace both as a hotel guest and as a meeting attendee during a work event. This allowed us to spend time in their ballroom / meeting rooms as well as an outdoor terrace for a cocktail reception. Hotel check-in went very smoothly and the desk clerks were helpful and friendly. One thing that I would have done differently is to take a taxi to the hotel from the airport. The drop off if you do rideshare is incredibly far away from the hotel lobby. Our room was a basic guest room with a king size bed, and it also a couch seating area, which was great for a late night snack and TV show. The bathroom was a great size, making it very easy for two people to coexist while getting ready for dinner and gala events. We enjoyed dinner at Nobu and free cocktails at the Caspian Bar, including the speakeasy. The pool area was gorgeous and relaxing. The meeting food and drinks was fantastic and anyone serving - whether at the bars or walking the room - treated us with respect. Caesars Palace is a huge facility and just walking the space is a lot for your feet! Throw in the forum shops and you're going to need breaks. We appreciated its location along the strip and we were able to visit nearby hotels, shops, and restaurants. Other highlights were the room services and swiftness in getting a detailed invoice after check out. We feel lucky to have experienced a visit here and it enhanced our trip to Vegas. read more

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We have stayed at Caesars Palace during our last several trips to Las Vegas. It is conveniently located near the center of the strip. We were seeing a concert at the Colosseum Theater during this trip, so staying here again was especially convenient. I usually book a room in the Augustus tower. This tower is close to the main lobby, and a Starbucks and the hotel café are also very close. If you have a player's card, booking your reservation directly on their website is usually a few hundred dollars cheaper than using third-party travel sites. If you get on their mailing list, they sometimes offer a free weeknight or two at times if you book several months in advance. The rooms in this tower are a good size, and the king-sized bed has comfortable pillows and sheets. The room has a table in the corner with a few chairs, as well as an L-shaped couch, another small table, and an additional chair on the other side. Everything was clean and didn't show any signs of wear. The bathroom is spacious with a separate room for the toilet. I always enjoy using the Jacuzzi tub. I wish the sink cabinet had a shelf underneath to store personal items so the countertop wouldn't be so crowded. We arrived around 2pm on a Sunday afternoon. The main entrance and valet area was a total traffic jam. I have never seen it so backed up, and moving so slow. It took us over a half hour to drop off our car, and we had a bellhop check our bags. Room check-in went very quick, and we were able to check-in an hour early with no additional charge. After checking in and going to our room, it took almost 40 minutes for our bags to finally come up. When we checked out several hours before check-out time on a weekday, again it took over 30 minutes for the valet to get our car even though it wasn't busy. Our check-out bellhop was great, and he kept calling the valet to see why it was taking so long to get our car. We stayed for four nights. We were out extra late on our last night, and I wanted to shower the following morning before the long drive home. Unfortunately, there was no hot water all morning. Normally I would give five stars, but only four stars for this stay. We have had a good experience here overall. The slow valet service and lack of hot water the last morning were disappointing, and hopefully just a fluke. We would stay here again, but will probably try somewhere else next time. read more

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I ended up using the $600 dollar air faire to come here with my wife. I ended up booking a suite in the Julius tower. It was alright and wished it was in the Palace tower as last time. I talked with my host in seeing if I can get an upgrade, but put me in the best room available. I ended up booking the room myself a mini suite at Julius Tower. Room overall was nice, but figuring out how to use the fancy shower was one thing. I wish the toilet was in a separate room as most room usually do. I wish the refrigerator was empty as well to put drinks as they have a combination you need to punch in in order to open it. I got asked if I wanted to upgrade to something bigger and asked for the cost and ended up being $125 a night, and I was like no thanks and it was okay. One good thing is about the 4 drink as if you gamble you get the free drinks. I ended up using it on mainly coconut water, red bull and pina colada margarita. Gaming experience well they took away a lot of my favorite high limit games like pinball, double triple diamond and replaced it with poker machines. Most of the games were volatile and they got rid of the progressives on most of the game. My luck here was not good as I only got the bonus a couple of times here and was not good. My wife ended up being lucky here and ended up hitting 2 jackpots. After playing the $700 dollar free play and getting $100 dollars back I felt it was not my time to win here. I only played here Thursday Night and Friday in the afternoon. It just took my money fast. read more

Stationed here for about half a week for a conference. It's a casino hotel on the Strip, so high prices are expected, but this felt like penny pinching. Fees for early check in, K cups in the room, and even use of the refrigerator. I used it briefly to store food and still got hit with a charge, and billing was less than sympathetic, arguing the refrigerator was not for personal use. Like most casinos, the layout is designed to keep you in the gaming areas with long, maze-like paths. Plenty of high end retail, and the Atlantis animatronic show is showing its age. Not a gambler, so the glitz got old after a day. Conference space is large, but there are surprisingly few seating areas for actual networking, which defeats part of the purpose. And yes, a smoke filled casino, go figure. On the plus side, the views from the Augustus Tower are excellent, especially overlooking the Bellagio fountains. You're paying for the Strip location. For the price, there are better options for conferences. read more

Super beautiful place, there's tons to do and the pool area is beautiful! They will try to up charge you for anything and everything though. That being said, there's always enough shops and areas to keep you busy! read more

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We love this property. Food, shows, bars, everything you need. We had an Octavia's suite as an upgrade thru Chase reserve. Perfect. Prices in Vegas aren't what they used to be. read more

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This is a massive property so be prepared to walk. That being said the galleria and the shopping areas are spacious and clean. The shops top-tier. The casino floor is spacious as well with really good slots and games to play. The waiter was in my section while gambling for hours made sure I never ran out of a drink & that's the way I like it. read more

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Stop reading this and run to the airport and book a flight to Vegas (unless you're a local). We had amazing visits at Caesars Palace. The views, the shopping, the food, The FOOD, the entertainment (oh and the casino). I took hundreds of photos - mostly of statues and food. Ceasar's is on "the strip." Self parking is $15 and $20 for valet parking (they can change the rate at any time). Parking is free for hotel guests. Pay attention to where you are. It is easy to get lost. There are lots of pretty statues. We found many when we were trying to get somewhere. There are lots of dining choices. Bobby Flay & Gordon Ramsey have two each. Giada also has one. We chose the Bucchanal Buffet. It was satisfying and over the top. There are several you tube videos that describe it. The Colosseum is one of the entertainment venues. The casino is huge. If you visit Caesars and then the Westgate, it is like trading in an elephant for a piece of rice. Caesars is huge. The Westgate must be the smallest casino in Vegas (except for maybe the airport). We had a wonderful time. Every casino has elevators and ramps. The self checkout means no waiting in line. read more

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Wonderful hotel and luxurious amenities! We stayed at Caesar for the first time when we attended a concert at the hotel. Overall, the hotel exceeded our expectations! We booked our stay via Trivago, which was even cheaper than booking via Caesar's website. We stayed at the Palace Tower in a collesurm room, and our charges for three night was around $1,000. Check-in was straight forward via the kiosks. Our room was comfortable with comfy bed, a sitting area, spacious room, and a wonderful bathroom woth separate bathtub, shower, and toilet. We also used the gym and checked out the pool. The gym was spacious with good array of weight and cardio equipment. The pool was a little disappointing due to limited hours and only one pool opened during the winter. The hotel is at an excellent location if you are attending shows or concerts at the Sphere, Bellagio, or within Caesar. We haven't checked out the gambling area but the scenes looked lively. Highly recommend and will return. read more

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Did a two night staycation. Been doing a lot of staycation but this is our first stay at caesars palace. Got a room in octavious tower facing the pool. Its quite a walk to get there from the casino but the room is nice. Got a king bed with a small sectional sofa and a bathroom with a jetted tub. Room was clean and seems like it's newly renovated. Staying here is nice coz they have a lot of food option including the foodcourt which is offering 25% off for locals as long as you have their rewards card. Just show them that with your ID. read more

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We booked a 3-day, 2-night stay this past weekend for our family of four -- including our 8-year-old and 21-year-old sons. Unfortunately, the experience didn't live up to expectations. Out of the seven pools at the property, only one (the Venus Pool) was open, which was disappointing since it's adults-only. That meant our younger child couldn't swim at all. We also had multiple issues with technology during our stay. Our room keys rarely worked to open the parking garage gate, so we had to keep printing tickets just to enter or exit. When checking out, the self-service kiosk near the elevators didn't recognize either my credit card or driver's license -- I had to go back to the front desk to check out manually. The bathroom sink in our room had a loose plunger that only worked if you wanted to fill the sink, not drain it. And inside the casino, the smoke was overwhelming -- the air felt thick the moment you walked in. Lastly, be prepared for high prices on food. I ordered four sandwiches and four drinks at the Starbucks in the Celebrity Food Hall and the total came to $96. The exact same order at an off-strip Starbucks cost only $48. You definitely pay a premium for convenience here. Overall, for a property as iconic as Caesars Palace, I expected better maintenance and functionality. Next time, I'd recommend looking off the Strip for a better value and experience. read more

Still love Caesars Palace. The design, the feel and the stores. It's so large now, built up. The ceilings in the stores section is magical. Changing colors and the lighting. Water features here and there. We walked about and looked around. It was nice. read more

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This is the old school Vegas's icon of hotels. So classy and fun to stay and play at. We spent the day here gambling and placing sports bets. The decor is amazing as you walk around what I think is one of the 5 best casinos in Vegas. Casino floor always active and the cleanliness of the whole casino is amazing. Staff and dealers are always professional and helpful. We always spend a day or two playing here on our trips. read more

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Horrible! I have not had a worse hotel experience than I did at Caesars Palace. I paid 900 for 2 days (it was a busy weekend) the room was dirty, lamp was broken, 1 towel, no kleenex, and there was a complimentary keirug with cups but I guess you had to buy their gourmet coffee and 10.00 water from the room to make it. They had a huge room to store your suitcase and hang your clothes. Didnt even have a laundry bag in the room that all hotels have. I use that to put my dirty clothes in. That room was huge but they only give a handful of hangers? If you have to call guest services you get a recording asking you to text your request. Wtf they even have a phone for? The employees in the casino dont even know the layout. It is a little confusing because they have 5 towers of rooms but when I ask an employee how to get to a specific tower they tell me to go down this way which was the wrong way of course. I walked so much. There are no inexpensive places to eat. Even at Starbucks I paid 40 for 2 breakfast sandwiches 1 water and 1 coffee. I wanted to make a reservation for the buffet but the price was nowhere to be found. I had to give my credit card to reserve a space and still didn't say the price. I had to call the front desk to.ask them but ended up having to send a text and never got a response anyways. People dont waste your money here. read more

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We stayed in the COLOSSEUM FLAVIAN SKY SUITE | 1 KING AND 2 QUEENS last Feb (2025) and loved it! It was a two bedroom room with a pool table and huge dinning and living room area. The butler service was off the chain!! read more

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First time staying here and I had a great experience! The hotel is centrally located, making it super easy to get around and visit different spots. My room was beautiful and had an amazing view of the Strip. Everything was very clean and well kept. I highly recommend staying here! read more

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This is for the diamond check in for this hotel.. We had 2 different rooms to check in on 2 different days. On the first day we had the honor of being helped by Nova. She was attentive and hospitality was through the roof. She made sure we were set up with everything we needed and more. She put down notes of all of the requests we were needing for the duration of our stay. On day 2 check in, We had the pleasure of being helped by Jordan. He was attentive as well and made sure to offer us any reprints of our rewards cards, bottled waters and even presented me with the cutest house cupcakes. His hospitality and friendly disposition made checking in a breeze. Jordan was quick to go above and beyond for his guests. Overall, It was a pleasure being greeted with such warm enthusiasm and friendliness at the diamond check in. The hotel lobby for the main area is beautifully decorated with reds and silvers for their Christmas display that it made the lobby pop out more with the bursts of decor. I always like gazing at the backgrounds of the main hotel lobby because of the movie, The Hangover. read more

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This place is huge. Connected to Nobu , Bellagio hotel . The place is really nice. Our room is very spacious and decorated well. But located at the very end on. The bed linens are white which is a plus. Big bathroom and shower . The only setback NO COMPLIMENTARY - - room coffee and water - no water kettle for tea - no fridge - there is a room fridge but loaded with overpriced alcohol and drinks. I wished they have at least free room coffee creamer and sugar Fridge or water kettle. The room price for accommodation is not a joke. It's pricey Overall, it is nice. read more

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If you are going in a personal trip then yes. Rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. If you are going for a conference then No. Rooms were not ready, not enough staff to handle the group, we paid for early check-ins (over 50% were not accommodated). Goal was to have everyone in one tower, we were spread throughout several. Meals were dry and cold. However, I was in the tower closest to the conference room and provided easy access (for Vegas, lol). Was our group large yes indeed. However, as a hotel if you book a conference you know when we are arriving and leaving. You do this all the time, we were not a surprise yet you failed the First Impression and never recovered. read more

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This is the 2nd time I've stayed at this hotel. It's huge. I like the cleanliness and service. The restaurants are good- expensive but good. The buffet at dinner time is a good splurge. There's a 24/7 hour restaurant too if you need that. Buy water outside like at a grocery store, water in the hotel is expensive. There's a club and lounges in this hotel. They also have concerts here. The hotel does get crowded with people gambling. Don't forget to use your Caesars Rewards card when gambling, eating, or at the shops. read more

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Great architecture. I enjoy walking through and looking at the building and displays. They have a good selection of restaurants and shops. The casino is a bit loud for me. They have some good shows you can check out. read more

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We didn't stay here but we played here! I had to try the slots for a little bit but I didn't do well. We walked around admiring the Palace, the shops, the statues, the restaurants, and the casino. There were lots of people here doing the same thing. While here, I was reminiscing back to when I flew here to see Tom Jones in concert and also stayed here for a few days with the girls. We had a ball. We had front row seats and got to see and hear him up close and personal. He was not wearing underwear but we did not mind at all. He was known for that and I can vouch for that bit of news, er, that big news. He was so hot back then. Oh, and our room and the guest service was wonderful. On this trip, my daughter and I went to see Absinthe at the Green Fairy Garden and later stopped at No Pants for their best burgers on the Strip. We enjoyed the show and the food. Caesars is always a classic in Vegas. read more

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I've stayed at Cesar's a few times but this last time was by far my favorite. I've recently reached diamond status and had the opportunity to use the diamond VIP check in where they gave us this gorgeous room. The views were amazing and came with complementary valet parking. The room was very spacious and clean and the massive jetted jacuzzi tub really added the cherry on top. Cesar's is in the middle of the strip so location alone is ideal and they have a pretty decent food court along with fancy dining options. The property is quite massive so wear comfy shoes and explore all it has to offer. Gaming- I tend to stick to video poker here and the bartenders always take care of me. The tables are higher so I walk over to the other Cesar's properties across the street for table games. Pool- the pool is very chill even in the summer. It's very family friendly and pretty clean. There is no shade... unless you pay for a premium seat or cabana. But I do love that they have gaming tables at the pool and in the water!! Such a fun experience. All and all I'd give 4.5 read more

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Caesars Palace is legendary. I don't have one negative thing to say about this hotel. It's absolutely stunning! It's so big and I love the architecture. The sculptures inside and outside the palace, just add to the amazing architecture. It is very clean. The casino doesn't reek of cigarettes and stinky perfume. It smells nice, and clean. Super fresh smelling inside! The carpets are new and clean. You don't see spots of warn out carpet or stains, like you do at other hotels. Caesars Palace is top notch in my opinion. The dining options are some of the best in Vegas. That's my opinion anyway. Caesars Palace has Hell's Kitchen and Vanderpump Cocktail & Garden. Those were two spots that I wanted to knock off my bucket list. Caesars Palace is very picturesque. This is where you want to go for photos and selfies. Your photos are bound to be great with that kind of background lol Lots of shopping and things to do! 10/10 Hotel and casino in Las Vegas. read more

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So much nicer than the Paris hotel and so much more to do. We decided we'd rather stay at this hotel in an efficiency than a suite in one of the other related hotels. We also loved all the open restaurants and all the people. read more

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Well first off it's centrally located so it's right smack in the middle of the strip! Close to all the shopping, food, spas etc The hotel is very nice, clean and well maintained. We stayed this week in the Augustus King room suite and I had no issues at all! There was a ringing noise coming out of the shower when it was really hot! We checked in early but they charged me 35 dollars- to be expected because hotels are 4pm to 11-am so you never actually get full 24 stay Upon checkin the staff was courteous, kind and helpful, the helped us also with recommendations on buffets and shows! The suite was clean and ready, smelt fresh and we had one of the best views! The bed was comfortable as well as the pillows! Which is nice because sleeping and sleeping good are 2 different things The pool is only open until 4pm...? - it's really nice after dinner to go sit in the jacuzzi but it's closed super early! So keep that in mind Spa- I had the massage it was nice but yall know I'm super picky with spas so that's a different review! Food wise- we ate at Cafe Americano for breakfast, we also ate at Carmines ( don't eat there) and then the food court had a bunch of options as well! Ooh wait there is a bakery and they must shake their food with some kind of fancy dust- cause that bakery is hands down one of the best bakeries I have ever eaten at! I mean my goodness even if you didn't stay try their bakery Slots and tables- busy but expected this I won 1 jackpot here and several smaller ones so overall a pretty good gambling trip as well I was super happy with this stay I would definitely recommend Caesars Palace! read more

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In Vegas, your positive or negative experience all just depends on a lot of nuance, pricing, front desk, room cleanliness/maintenance and your standards. It's really a crapshoot like gambling itself. A lot is based on how your trip went. And that doesn't just count for Vegas but for any trip anywhere in the world, but for Vegas it's kind of magnified, because it's built on volume, scale, and emotion. Your experience can swing wildly based on tiny variables. Luckily for myself and my wife. It was smooth. Parking is a huge con here (and most other resorts). Self parking cost $20 a night. Ridiculous, just had to eat it. The other annoying thing that was abysmal was checking in. It was a complete chore and the resort's check-in kiosk is also absolute garbage, so we had to waited in line for about 30 minutes. We got the standard two Queen bed room in the Octavius tower. The was maintained well despite some wear and tear on some areas of the bed frame and furniture, but nothing that completely turned me off. Room was clean outside of a few areas that had hair and were a bit dusty. I think these towers have the tub/jacuzzi installed in the bathroom, which is a huge plus. The great thing about Caesars is that it has a huge gaming floor, great food options and the Forum Shops all walkable. You hardly have to leave the property. Plus outside of the Wynn's Buffet, Caesars' Bacchanal Buffet is the only buffet you want to eat at (not that there are much buffets left anyway). read more

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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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We met friends here to grab lunch, gamble, and enjoyed the mariachis since it was Mexican Independence weekend. The hotel and casino were well maintained, clean, with beatiful esthetically pleasant decor. The staff went above and beyond to welcome us and serve our every needs, we'll definitely be back! read more

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I been to Las Vegas many times and I never stay at Caesar Palace but this year my friends wanted to stay here so I did booked for everybody to celebrate Mother's Day. We arrived May 8 @4:15 pm and check in is at 4 pm. First off if the check in is at 4 pm why would you only have 3 receptionist ? The line and wait was long. While in the line for 20 mins I saw a kiosk room I told my friend to stay in line and I will try the kiosk. Kiosk has no line I went to the machine one of my reservation is not ready and the other was. So I went to the counter to get my key and he said that I need to go back to the kiosk and do it again so I did which is next to the reception RYAN ( tall white guy ). And again kiosk said see ambassador ( take note his not helping anyone and it's not busy ). I said ...sir it's shows that I need to see ambassador. He got upset and told me "we'll move over here" then he proceeded to helped me then roll his eyes after I gave the confirmation number. Again I have 2 rooms under my name. 1st transaction was done.. now the 2nd transaction I had issue that I need to use another card (debit )because my card limit spend per day was used. The 2nd card that I need to use I need to unlock it so it took me less than 1 mins to unlock it. So after the transaction he told me that they hold $100 from card which is fine but he did not informed me on my first card used until I checked my bank statement and receipt. I was not gonna write this yelp review however my friend forgot to leave the room key in her room when she checked out so she decided to bring to the receptionist at front counter as we waiting for our car from valet. She told me that the guy who she returned the card key was rude. She told me that the tall guy told him you don't need to wait in line to return the card next time leave them in the room or find a kiosk to do it or throw it. She thought he was joking then she realize he was not. While we are waiting my friend pointed the guy to us I was like oh Ryan the guy I checked in that was unfriendly and rude. Someone please tell Ryan to be nice and chill. If you hate your job please quit. Other than that everyone is nice here at Caesars Palace. Someone from management pls re train Ryan for customer service but we will never stay in this place because we don't want to come across Ryan. We'll go back to Wynn or Encore or MGM which we never had problem. read more

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In summary, one of the worst experiences I've ever had at a hotel, yes, I considered that it's not a regular hotel formulating this review. I experienced a lot of safety hazards, overpriced, food, and rude personnel. First, check-in is a very long and arduous process unless you are a top-tier member which most aren't because how much time can you actually spend in a Vegas casino? When I was checking in, they let me know that I can pay extra to check in early, but then there was no guarantee that I could actually get into my room before check in time so why would anyone do that? I then tried to check in later on and was told there were no rooms yet. My colleague checking in at the same time was able to get a room. I went over to his person and sure enough there were plenty of rooms available. Already I was regretting my decision to stay on location for the conference I was attending. The signage is confusing throughout the entire casino, which is frustrating because it literally is a maze. You have to walk through wafts of cigarette smoke to get anywhere and if you are a non-smoker, it's really unattractive. Some of the entrances to the restaurants are also not clear, especially Nobu. Speaking of, if you take an Uber or a Lyft there they let you off at the back of some parking garage that you have to then navigate through the entire casino to get to check in. If you take a taxi they bring you to the front door. Many of the people who work there seem annoyed at all times, especially a few at the front desk. I went there for help with something and if the person used ma'am one more time in a way that was out of annoyance, I may have started mamming her back. I also experienced several safety issues while I was there. On one occurrence the elevator that I was in dropped several floors, went back up and then dropped again and then I got stuck in the elevator. Luckily, I eventually got out and then had to spend the next two hours filling out paperwork. They did offer to change my room, but honestly, I don't know what that would've done at that point plus I would've had to pack up everything myself and change to another room and that just was not in the cards. Later on that same day, the steamer that they had provided me in the room had a loose wire on the inside of the handle which wasn't visible until you put your hand on it so I ended up getting electrocuted. Strange that two things happened in the same day, but that was enough to make me extra frustrated with this experience. I declined to fill out an incident report for that because I didn't want to lose another two hours of my life. I did bring the steamer to the front desk to make sure that no one else had the same experience. That's when I met the maam'er. They also turned the water off for several hours with no notice. I understand that sometimes that happens, but that combined with everything else just made the experience even less desirable. Speaking of water, the pool area is totally closed even though it was reasonable to sit there. They opened up one small pool for a few hours only. There is a nice variety of restaurant choice albeit everything is kind of overpriced, and very few of the choices are actually any good. I had a hard time paying $33 for a bottle of water and a bowl of rice with some chicken on it, or $20 for oatmeal and a coffee. But that's Vegas I guess. Overall, if you want to stay at a casino on the strip there are lots of other choice read more

Caesars Palace - They turned the water off while we were there with no notice other than that morning - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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All of it terrible. This place is sadly awful now and is coasting off of its reputation from the 90s. I asked for a blanket, which was delivered 24 hours later by a gentleman who called me the wrong name. Charged $30 for this! My friends and I were hoping to take a nice bath together, and the tub in the room did not work! What a letdown. Would not return. read more

A luxurious hotel designed as a colloseum palace! Interior design is of colossal motiffs depicting Roman Architecture! Life sized sculptures and marbled Roman columns give that grandeur and luxurious atmosphere! Came here to dine at the Bacchanal Buffet then played some slot machines! Few years ago hubby and I came to visit to watch Celine Dion concert! I would like someday to stay here for that luxurious experience!! read more

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Every big-name Vegas hotel has its own "luxury" suite. The Nobu Suite at Caesars is nice, but the Japanese-meets-Roman theme feels mismatched. The shower's water pressure and steam feature were great, and the layout was solid--but you can get a "nice" suite anywhere in Vegas. My company paid for the stay, but even if I wasn't footing the bill, I still left unimpressed. For almost twice the price of my Cosmo wraparound suite (same square footage, better view), I got the usual nickel-and-diming: no early check-in or late check-out without a fee, minibar charges for items I never touched, nearly $200 in parking for two days, and unanswered calls to the front desk. Their current business model doesn't inspire guests like me to spend more on their property or on the casino floor--and it's definitely not great for guest retention. I still gave them one extra star compared to Cosmo solely because of the shower--great water pressure and a working steam feature. Beyond that, nice room, not worth the hype or the price. (This is for my May/June 2025 stay.) read more

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A bit of a walk from the parking structure. If you don't feel like hiking your luggage wheels over carpet drop it off at the front entrance and tag team it. Parking pre paid at reception is $20 just scan your room key or $25 if paid when exiting the parking lot. We stayed in the Augustus tower. From the check in reception area head towards the left walkway, follow down the hall you'll see the sign by the elevators, just after the Starbucks lobby. Octavius elevators are further down this same hall, pool is also this way past Octavius towers. Palace tower elevators are right in front of the pool entrance. Julius Tower has been newly renovated but smaller in room size apart from their Julius suites. Augustus towers may have a fountain view on the even numbered rooms on higher floors. Jetted tub and walk in shower. Separate water closet and duel sinks. Sectional couch with ottoman and sitting area large windows to enjoy the view. Rooms seemed a little outdated lights were a bit dimmed, fixtures and furniture had signs of ware and tare, but was a nice stay overall. Dog friendly so be cautious for those non pet people. 650 sqft. Plenty of space to spread out. Definitely worth it for the pools & shopping. read more

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