Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

HELLO

Caesars Palace is a fantastic all-in-one destination that never disappoints. Every time I stay here, I get to enjoy a wide range of amenities—an exciting casino, a variety of buffet and dining options, great drinks, and a relaxing spa and sauna. The convenience of having everything in one place makes the experience smooth and enjoyable. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the staff is always professional and welcoming. Even during peak season, when it gets quite crowded, the energy is part of the fun. Despite the large number of guests, the service remains efficient and attentive. Overall, Caesars Palace offers a great balance of fun, comfort, and luxury. Highly recommended for anyone looking to have a memorable stay in Las Vegas.

Jonathan Phan

Caesars Palace is a stunning destination that combines elegance and entertainment effortlessly. My family and I were captivated by the grand fountains and classical statues, like the breathtaking Winged Victory of Samothrace, which added a touch of sophistication to the resort. The spacious and welcoming ambiance made exploring the property a true delight. While we missed the chance to dine at Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen this time (remember to book your table online in advance!), the dining options we tried were superb, showcasing the variety and quality Caesars Palace is known for. The convenient location on the Strip made it easy to explore nearby attractions, while the luxurious amenities ensured a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Whether you’re here for a family getaway or a luxurious escape, Caesars Palace delivers an unforgettable experience. From dining to entertainment, every detail is carefully curated to make your Vegas visit exceptional. My family is already looking forward to coming back—and finally securing our spot at Hell’s Kitchen!

L & I

Caesars Palace is everything you imagine when you think of classic Las Vegas—grand, bold, and unforgettable. From the moment you walk in, you’re met with towering Roman columns, statues, fountains, and gold accents that give the entire resort a sense of timeless luxury and drama. Even though I wasn’t staying overnight, just spending time here felt like an experience in itself. The casino floor is massive, buzzing with energy and surrounded by marble and chandeliers. Whether you’re playing or just people-watching, the vibe is electric. You can tell you’re in one of the most legendary spots on the Strip. The Forum Shops are an adventure of their own—designer stores, winding hallways, and a painted sky ceiling that makes you feel like you're in another world. And the dining scene is top-tier, from casual spots to world-famous restaurants like Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen. There’s a unique mix of old Vegas glamour and modern-day excitement here that you won’t find anywhere else. It’s big, it’s bold, and it knows exactly what it’s doing. If you want to feel like you’re at the center of it all—Caesars Palace is a must.

Natalie Napp

CHECK-IN: rude, uninformed, unhelpful staff. As far as booking multiple rooms for a business trip, never again. FLOOR SERVICE: Sit at the bar next to the sports book and expect to wait 30 minutes for a bartender to come help you. We had to ask a maintenance employee to go behind the bar to speak to one of the bartenders directly because both refused to approach where we were sitting and also where we walked over in closer view. No cocktail servers approached us at any point during table play. No cocktail servers approached us at the slot machines. RESTAURANT SERVICE: PARASITE IN OUR FISH & CHIPS at Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill. ROOM: No refrigerator, took 4 hours to get an extra pillow, no bathtub, no robes, no slippers, no coffee, no complimentary water, old thin towels. Worst part.... there is no "drain cover" in the shower. A tile is in its place. My husband went to step out of the shower, and the tile BROKE with his heel going through it. Leaving a giant hole in the middle of the shower. I was forced to shower in my employee's room at the other end of the hall. Thank goodness I booked 3 rooms or I would not have been able to shower since the front desk "had no idea how long maintenance would be." Being pregnant, I couldn't risk showering and accidentally hurting myself. I called the front desk at 8:15a to reoort it and the only solution was "I'll put a call in to maintenance. Maintenance never came by while we were there. No manager got involved. No manager called me back. No phone call as of yet, and it's 4pm. ONLY good thing Caesar's has is its central location on the strip. I will never stay here again and neither will anyone who went on this trip. I hope anyone reading this takes my advice... there are BETTER places to stay. After the resort fees, parking fees, fees fees fees.... WYNN TOPS CAESARS ANY DAY. Valet is free at Wynn! $50/day at Caesars.

Bill Frey

Still my favorite casino! So much to do on site, and a great location on the strip. A quick walk to nearby old-school casinos (with more reasonable table minimums) like the Flamingo and Harrahs. Near the Promenade, giving us some outdoor time, along with many more dining options. Our room was spacious, clean, and well appointed. With so many hotel towers in the resort, there are many room/pricing options to choose from. We chose Augustus tower based on other reviews, which seemed to say this was the most recently renovated one. Plus, it offered views of the strip. Table minimums are a bit nuts ($50 and $100 Craps tables?? - maybe I'm just a low roller!), but the casino is huge and very active. Plenty of food options as well, in both the resort and the adjacent Forum shops. The pool area is enormous, with lots of seating (though it fills up fast) around 5 or 6 separate pools. Only downside is many seats are in the shade due to the hotel towers blocking the sun. Our last visit was 8 years ago, and I'm happy to say the Caesars was just as awesome as we remembered. Ww would strongly recommend staying here to anyone!