Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Sbpb

Caesars Palace is not just a hotel — it’s a hotel-casino with a spa, more like a full resort. It’s a huge place that feels like an old, legendary city that everyone already knows. I think the price is totally worth it for the quality you get. The room I stayed in was very clean, quiet, and free of any cigarette smell. Even the casino doesn’t have that strong smoke odor like many others in Vegas. The hotel is always very busy, especially at the front desk. The check-in line looks huge and a bit intimidating at first, but it actually moves fast and the process is well organized. Check-out, on the other hand, is super easy and quick. Keep in mind that you’re paying resort prices here, so it’s good to know what you’re looking for before booking. If you prefer something more affordable, there are other hotels in Las Vegas without casinos or spas. But overall, Caesars Palace is in a perfect location, close to everything, and it’s definitely a great experience. Highly recommended!

Richard Hernandez

We celebrated my wife's 50th birthday there. The experience was phenomenal. We had a junior presidential suite. Nice Jacuzzi tub AC was cool. Room was excellent. Excellent view. Only downfall was that we had to ask for a refrigerator so we can put our drinks in it. Pool was nice and warm, very spacious.

TRoberts

Caesars Palace is truly one of Las Vegas’s crown jewels is a destination that blends classic Roman grandeur with modern luxury. The moment you step inside, you’re surrounded by marble statues, grand columns, and detailed architecture that make you feel like you’ve entered a palace of entertainment. The casino floor is vast and energetic, offering a wide variety of gaming options from traditional slots and roulette to high-stakes poker and private table rooms for those seeking a more exclusive experience. Convenience is one of Caesars Palace’s strongest features, everything you need is right at your fingertips. The Forum Shops offer an incredible selection of high-end and boutique stores, making it easy to spend hours exploring. The resort also hosts some of the city’s finest restaurants, including Nobu, Amalfi by Bobby Flay, and Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen, each delivering an elegant culinary experience that matches the resort’s prestige. Whether you’re there for the gaming, luxury shopping, or fine dining, Caesars Palace offers a world-class Las Vegas experience wrapped in timeless sophistication.

Miron Ruthayan

When visiting Las Vegas for the first time we had to stay at Caesars Palace (especially after seeing it in the Hangover). We stayed here during March 2024. When you drive near the hotel you realise how big the complex is. Once parked we made out way to the check in where Karen was very enthusiastic and helpful. From the passport she could see this trip was part of a birthday celebration and she gave us choices in upgrades I could go for with discount. Opted for the Octavius rooms to get a view of the Vegas strip from the window. Rooms were clean and spacious. The hotel itself is an attraction with many bars, restaurants, casinos and even a shopping mall (underground I presume). When inside it's very easy to lose track of time as the hotel is just as busy at 3am as it is at 3pm. We did spend one day just at the hotel and utilised one of the 7 pools they have with swim up bars. I would recommend planning your day as due to the size of the hotel forgetting something can cost you a lot of time. The journey from our room to the car park is about 15 minutes and we had one instance where I forgot something in our room which meant I wasted almost an hour. This is an error on my part however and I have no issues with the car park being that far away from my specific room (I'm sure you could book a closer room). It actually amazes me on the size of this hotel. Not sure if I will stay at Caesars again if I visit Vegas as theres lots of other amazing hotels I would like to try but if it's your first time or if it's for a special occasion I will 100% recommend this hotel.

Dan Blakeslee

Huge disclaimer: we didn't stay here, nor did we gamble. We came here to check out the interior design, statues, and other aesthetic draws. Out of all the major hotels/casinos we visited in Vegas, this one was my personal favorite. The scale, the artistry, and amazing attractions like the animatronic fountain show were unforgettable experiences. They had wildly fancy stores with top-tier luxury art that bans photography, amazing galleries which will get their own reviews, breathtaking ceiling murals, simulated indoor streets, and plenty of other things you just have to see for yourself. If you're planning on checking out the hotels as attractions, Caesars Palace should be near the top of your list.