Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Ambica Bakshi

We loved staying at the Caesars! After walking around other hotels, this was THE BEST! Rooms were good, and a decent size. The bathroom was a good size but small things like bulbs not working, or housekeeping not leaving enough towels were a bit annoying! You can tell its an older property and could use some upgrades, but nevertheless compared to other places it was a gem! The hotel does not provide any basic amenities like coffee pods etc., be sure to buy or take your own. My kids were excited to see snacks at the mini bar, and touched them so we got charged at check out due to the activated sensors showing that we may have used them. We had to call someone to inspect the minibar so we could get those charges off our account. So DO NOT TOUCH if you're not going to consume anything. Housekeeping was not the best. They did not wipe counter so anything, basically just made the beds and replenished towels etc. All in all, if I went back to Vegas this is where I would stay. The restaurant options were amazing within the hotel, and the shopping mall and the overall shopping experience was great! This hotel has the best vibe and ambience compared to others! Hope this helps!!

Sol Chavez

We had a fantastic stay! We took a Thanksgiving cross-country road trip with our kids and chose Caesar’s Palace as the place to rest our heads after a long day at the Grand Canyon. We were initially concerned about staying here with our kids, but we wanted them to see the lights and beautiful architecture of this stunning hotel-casino. Our children were treated wonderfully and welcomed! We arrived later at night, around 9 PM, and check-in was a breeze. We went straight to our room. Our room was quiet and cozy and beds were comfortable. The hotel room was beautiful and spacious for the four of us. I cannot speak about the casino or bar areas since we stayed away from those, but they looked like great places—packed and lively. We parked with valet service to avoid any stress about parking, and they took care of our mini van 😅 ! Thank you!!

Tim Quong

Currently here on a one night stay as I’m writing this review. Room has a decent bathroom and bed but the other in-room amenities were less than those you’d find in a 2 or 3 star hotel. Wifi in our room and in common areas was so slow it was practically unusable. Most of the time; I had to switch to my 5G data most of the time. With a $56/day resort fee you’d think they would make this basic service reliable. TV in room was out of date and had no smart TV functionality or streaming service connectivity. As others have mentioned there is no complimentary coffee or tea in the room, to add insult to injury they have a couple of K-cups in the minibar for sale for $22, truly busy league in my opinion. It felt like I was staying in a budget motel masquerading as a luxury hotel. Another unusual quirk I found was that the bathroom didn’t supply any body wash and only had a single bar of soap. This is usually a standard at most hotels, so to me it was yet another cheap and ill conceived idea from hotel management to cut corners in order to reduce costs. The property itself has a large variety of shops, restaurants, and obviously casino gaming. I may recommend Caesars Palace as a place to visit on the Strip if you’re in Vegas but definitely not to stay in as a guest.

Signature Entertainment

The suites were amazing and luxury. I would definitely stay again. The his and her bathroom was nice with the shared shower. Also the fully stocked refrigerator with juice, sodas including diet, water and alcohol was a very nice plus. Comfortable sofa in the rooms and cellphone charging station a plus.

Chris Rice

My wife and I stayed a total of 8 nights at Caesars Palace between mid and late October, and overall, we were very impressed. We initially stayed in the Julius Tower, and upon our return, we had a room in the newly renovated Palace Tower. Both rooms were exceptionally clean and spotless, with attention to detail that made us feel right at home. The housekeeping staff did an incredible job, and we appreciated how well-maintained everything was in both rooms – it added a layer of comfort to our stay that made a real difference. The variety and choice of restaurants were also a highlight, offering everything from fine dining to casual bites. There’s a definite energy at Caesars that you feel as soon as you walk in, and it has a more upbeat and vibrant atmosphere than many of the other hotels on the Strip. The footfall added to the ambiance, making it feel like a true Las Vegas experience. That said, the prices for drinks and food were extortionate, which seems to be par for the course on the Strip now in 2024. Another minor downside was that not all the swimming pools were open, which sometimes made it difficult to get a sunbed, even though we’d paid a resort fee for pool amenities. However, we appreciated the $50 gift card they gave us for returning – a nice touch that showed they value their returning guests. Overall, despite a few drawbacks, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend Caesars Palace for its clean, comfortable rooms, excellent dining choices, and lively atmosphere.