Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Jay Reardon (Chrono)

Conveniently located in the middle of the strip. The views of the strip from inside the rooms of the Augustus tower are amazing. The strip sparkles at night. The rooms are great. The security and staff are courteous. There are a thousand things to do in and around the property. We managed to book time mid-week during a slow period and got amazing room rates. The jetted tub was a welcome respite after walking up and down the strip every day. Would definitely stay again

Matthew Grey

Our family (kids ages 9, 7, 5) had a GREAT TIME in Vegas. The room and amenities were great. The buffet was fantastic and we got in fairly quickly without a reservation. Of course, it was all very expensive but we over-tipped and received great treatment (tip in advance at the pool daybeds for constant service). We didn't like that the mini bar can't be rearranged. That limits the ability to use the fridge. Management should make that a separate area (or eliminate the fee) so people can use a fridge. We also didn't like the lack of parking for tall vehicles (we had a travel topper on the SUV). There should be more oversized vehicle parking. Other guests we spoke with had the same issue.

Jungle

The room lacked a lot of accommodations. Only contained basic hygiene items, towels and coffee maker. The room did not have a fridge, but had an automatic charging mini bar. Crappy hotel. The resort is great however, the pools are exotic. The forum shops are pretty interesting, there's so much to choose from. The staff are all pretty good people. The decor and architecture is a wonderful homage to Rome and makes a variety of gorgeous set pieces. I'm sure if you could more easily access a variety of fruit in the resort, you could bring your gold and live like Caesar - but definitely bring your gold.

Carlo D Fernandez

Caesars Palace is undeniably a beautiful resort with impressive architecture and some great accommodations, but unfortunately, our room didn’t reflect the same level of quality. It felt dated and in need of some repairs — chipped paint, worn furniture, and a general lack of cleanliness that took away from the overall experience. The food throughout the resort also felt very overpriced, especially considering we were visiting as a family. We struggled to find affordable, accessible options that suited our needs, which made meals more frustrating than enjoyable. On the positive side, the Forum Shops were amazing — that was actually the main reason we chose to stay at Caesars in the first place. But now we know we could have simply parked and visited the shops without booking a stay. One thing that stood out to me was that the resort seems more geared toward guests from a higher social class. That’s totally okay — there’s clearly a market for that — but it made us feel out of place at times. As someone not part of that “elite” crowd, I just didn’t feel like Caesars was a good fit for me or my family. The staff, to their credit, were professional and kind throughout our stay. But overall, the experience didn’t align with our expectations or needs. Now we know it’s not our kind of vibe — and that’s okay too

Miguel Andrillon

Caesars Palace was everything I wanted in a Vegas stay—grand, energetic, and full of character. The Roman theme gave it a fun, over-the-top feel without being cheesy, and the entire place had this buzz that made it exciting to walk through. My room was clean, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet given how lively the rest of the resort was. I loved having so many dining options on-site—Bacchanal Buffet lived up to the hype, and Hell’s Kitchen was a fun splurge. The casino was huge and easy to get lost in (in a good way), and the Forum Shops were perfect for browsing and people-watching. It did get pretty packed at times, but honestly, that just added to the vibe. Would definitely stay here again.