I'm diamond status, so I went to go check in early, which I did get to do. However, I had an Augustus strip view king room. When I checked in, I asked if there was any upgrades available and they said that there was. They stated it was a larger room for $80/night. I decided to take it and when I got into the room, I didn't notice right away because I was extremely exhausted from traveling, but the room is the exact same layout and has a queen bed instead of a king. I also do not have a strip view. I have a pool view in the pool is closed so it's just a bunch of empty, ugly cement outside of my window. Then after checking in, she proceeds to tell me that there was a special area that I should've gone to check in for diamond guests. I love Caesar's and im extremely loyal to them but I feel like I truly got taken advantage of by the person checking me in. read more

First time and last time staying here. When I checked in, I was told I was being upgraded from my room that I have requested with a view, and when I got into the room, it was really hard to tell if there was an actual upgrade. The view is of a rooftop with fans and a hotel the Mirage that is waiting to be torn down. The room itself feels outdated(much like the rest of the hotel). I'm 6'6 and I had to crouch down in the shower(this is a common issue- just like to point it out). The customer service skates by, when I went to go take a shower the drain was clogged and water was pooling, there was no body wash in their dispenser in the shower, they left my towel in the room from the day before, even though I had daily room service. I went to the front desk to mention the issues they didn't seem to even care. In the hallway for two days sat a portable baby crib with guest services cleaning you would think they would pick it up or alert someone else. This place gets by on being a staple, I would suggest you come through the lobby see what all the hoopla is about but I would not stay here again. read more

Caesars Palace - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Caesars is a palace for sure! It's not only beautiful, but the air is not thick with smoke like so many casinos. With that being said, it's also a bit more expensive. But you definitely get what you pay for. I love that is connected to so many things right in the heart of the strip. The Bellagio is a very short outdoor walk and then you can walk indoors to so many casinos. The Shops are a short and beautiful indoor walk. And you can cross the street easily to get to The Linq, Harrah's, the Flamingo and more! There's not many hotels more conveniently located than Caesars. They have amazing shows all the time at the Colosseum! Kelly Clarkson was the latest beautiful residency and Alanis is coming up. The best thing is there's not a bad seat in the house. The entry and exit process is also better than most venues on the strip. Plus, there's the Nobu hotel within the property complete with a Nobu restaurant. If you haven't been to Nobu, might as well go in Vegas! It's phenomenal. read more

First time staying at Caesar's Palace at the Julius Tower. I'm in a 2 queen size room and the beds are comfy and there's ample space to just hangout in the room as well. The bathroom is also beautiful and spacious. The showers are a bit interesting to use. Took a few minutes to figure out. Only downside is that they still have stocked mini fridges (cost for items) versus having empty ones for us to be able to utilize on our own. It's 2025, and I feel like most people don't care for items in the mini fridge and would rather have empty ones to use. Or maybe that's just my group and I. Unfortunately our mini fridge was missing 2 items on arrival and one of the key cards didn't work after we checked in, but the staff at the kiosk check in was able to assist us with getting a room new card. I will say, if you stay here, you'll be sure to get your steps in, which I don't mind. read more

Caesars Palace - Our mini fridge is missing 2 items upon arrival - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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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Don't stare here. It is not worth it. The price gets you nothing extra. I'm pretty sure Econo Lodge is better than this. First, I waited an hour to check in. There was one person working and she wouldn't stop chatting with people. Eventually another woman came out only for the one already there to go work in another spot. I booked a king room and ended up with two queen beds. I did not know this until I got to my room because they did not bother to tell me. The room was pretty gross. Mold like stains were on the walls and closet doors. There's a mini bar in the room that wasn't even fully stocked. There's a restocking fee even if you eat candy. I don't know how sensitive it is, so I suggest not touching anything. If you want a mini fridge, you need to request one. There's no guarantee you'll get one. The covers on the bed are thin. Every room is an adjoining room if that bothers you. It makes the walls just thin enough to hear the people throwing up in the room next to you. The wifi is bad. If you walk into the hallway or close the bathroom door, the signal is gone. Why am I paying hundreds for a room if you can't even use the wifi at breakfast? I feel like "Why am I paying hundreds for a room if..." is a big theme here. Basically, don't stay here. The only thing nice are the statues. read more

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Caesars palace is alright. It's get super packed in here. I'm mean overwhelming packed. This review is only for the casino and shops inside. As we haven't stayed at the hotel yet. (So can't comment on that) The casino employees are friendly and helpful. The machines don't really hit and most of the shops are just overhyped. Came to Dominique Ansels bakery and to be honest it's some of the worst customer service and some of the worst pastries ever! Definitely might come back to check out the hotel and other shops but as of now 3 stars! read more

Amazing experience staying here. Booked the cheapest room but got a free upgrade to a penthouse suite!!! Awesome experience. read more

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This property arguably has one of the absolute best locations in all of Las Vegas if you would like to visit the strip. From here you're close to several other well-known hotels that you would like to visit. Omnia night club is arguably one of the best in the city. The summertime pool experience at Caesars is hard to beat. The food choice was throughout. The property are generally pretty good if you can get a reservation at some of the more sought after locations. The property itself throughout the main lobby areas are in great condition. The rooms, regardless of whether you choose Octavia tower, Augustus Tower, or even the newer remodeled Nobu tower are just simply dated. I'm not saying it's a motel 6. It's still a nice place, but there are numerous other properties close by that offer a much better product when it comes to room. I've also included a photo of the Vista bar, which is one of the nicest places to sit with friends that is just off the casino floor. read more

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My cousin I checked in at around 12:30 am on a Friday and they put us in Room 2743 on the 27th floor. While walking towards our room on the 27th floor we were hit with a stench of foul sewage like someone had a bad run. The hotel room itself was clean enough to score a 8.5/10 in my books. Definitely, could use a vinegar soak for the shower head and maybe a few touch up, but overall a decent stay. Location was very close to the center of the strip, making walking to places a breeze. read more

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I got some random comp nights from Caesars and ended up in the Octavius and Julius towers over several stays, so here's some updated and more current data. Octavius Tower: This is the southmost building, the one that runs along Flamingo Rd. If you're on the west end of it, on the south side you're only getting a view of the butt end of the Bellagio and the freeway. However! On the east end, you might get blasted out by Drai's on the weekend. So calculate accordingly. The north-facing rooms (away from Flamingo) face the little Roman pool area. You get a little bit of faded music from that during the day but it's not bad, they don't thump the bass like some other pools do (this is a classy Roman joint). I ended up on both sides of Octavius, but down the west end both times, and the windows seem pretty well insulated; traffic noise wasn't an issue to the south either, you only hear the loudest trucks and bikes and its a dull roar. Inside the rooms, they aren't really "luxury" but they are appointed a little nicer than usual and seem to have a jet tub standard (along with a plain little gym shower stall). The thing it made me think of is a good older Hilton Doubletree with slightly larger and maybe a tad nicer rooms in spots such as the floor tile and bathroom fixtures. It isn't high-end luxury but this tower is nice enough your wife or GF won't get mad if this is what you booked for the "nice vacation." Lots of conjoining doors in here seemingly but they are near the entry away from the bed area and not too bad for noise. Julius Tower: The "main" (I assume original) building right around and over the main casino entrance. The elevator is nearest the midpoint of the casino, just before you get to that Nobu hallway going north from checkin. Half the rooms are Strip-facing but not noisy as they're recessed somewhat and not right near any clubs or loud pools. It's the oldest building and the smallest rooms, I mean as hotel rooms in general go they're fairly nice (reminded me of something from Godfather 2 for whatever reason), but the size and datedness might get you the stink eye from your hunny if you book them for your vacay. These are the only ones that had little robes and slippers in the closet tho? Possibly fewer conjoining doors in this tower too. I haven't tried Palace or Augustus (apparently Octavius is better than Augustus according to the check-in desk) yet but from my experience for quiet I'd go Octavius as far west as possible, Julius as far north toward Nobu as possible, or probably about anywhere in the Colosseum (room from my previous review, name change from Forum). if you want to impress wifey/GF you probably need to go Octavius (pool-facing side) if not Palace. Other misc stuff: the slots selection kinda sucks, it's expensive and a lot of the current unfortunate trend of flashy money-drainers that have like no line wins ever and make you hang around until you hit a bonus to get your money back. Sports book looks like a great place to sit though. For the restaurant situation, just to give an idea, the most affordable bet now is the Guy Fieri chicken strips place for about 15 bucks for some tendies and dips without a side or drink. Still no mini-fridges in regular plebian rooms other than the minibar you can't use for your stuff. read more

Stayed here for three nights last week and it was my first time staying here. Like everyone else said- it is gigantic so in our case getting from the parking lot to your room can take quite awhile. We were in the Palace Tower and it was quite lovely, bigger than an average hotel room. I know Vegas is getting more and more expensive, but that was really driven home on this trip. Pros: 1. Room was clean and the carpet even looked new. Again this is just for the Palace Tower. 2. The bed was very comfortable and the room was quiet- we were on the 12th floor. 3. We had a view of the pool. 4. Taking an über or Lyft from this hotel was very easy to get to and rarely had a line. Cons: They price gouge everything!! 1. They have a Keurig coffee machine in the room, but they do not include the coffee pods. Pods are $21 for 3 pods - so $7 a pod. Street value is about $0.45. Had I known I would have brought my own. 2. Since I did not want to pay $7 for a Keurig coffee, I went down to the closest bakery/coffee stand- Brioche by Guy Savoy. It is very attractive and had gorgeous sweet treats. And they charge $11 for a regular latte. It is all so excessive. 3. Chairs by the pool are free- unless they have a cushion on them. The cushioned seats are aged and dirty and $50. Get there early to find a cushonless chair. I can't even imagine what the cabanas cost. And of course drinks by the pool are very very pricey! 4. I ate at Pronto by Giada. Very flavorless and nothing to rave about. read more

Caesars Palace - View from our room - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I can't believe I finally got to stay at THE Caesar's palace. Caesar definitely lived here no matter what anyone says haha. Just such a luxe experience from pulling up, to the lobby, checking in, to just enjoying the entire casino. There is so much to do, see, eat, and shop all within the casino. Not to mention the location on the strip, it is conveniently located in the center of all the other major casinos. The Bacchanal buffet is a must weather you are staying at Caesar's or another casino on the strip. To our surprise upon check in we had a complimentary upgrade to stay at the Nobu hotel located inside Caesar's Palace, a hotel inside a hotel? Yes please! The Nobu hotel had their own check in lobby that was not as busy as Caesar's lobby. Our upgrade came with complimentary happy hour for each day during our stay. The room and bathroom was spacious. The floor was quiet. We really enjoyed our stay and look forward to staying at Caesar's/Nobu again for future trips. read more

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This was my first time staying at Caesars Palace and I had an okay stay... upon checking into my room there was a horrible sewer smell in my bathroom all day. Luckily it went away the next day but I would smell it in various parts of the hotel as well. The room was okay but I've stayed in better hotels in Vegas. The pool was my favorite part and is a nice place to go and spend the hot hours at. The hotel is a little confusing to navigate around, their signs dont point in the right direction. The food here is alright. My favorite restaurant was Gordon Ramsays pub and Hell's Kitchen. The forum shops are nice to walk around and they have a variety of different stores. Overall, I had an okay stay, but I would choose a different hotel next time. read more

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it's so nice here, i thought Caesars actually roamed these hallways at Caesar's Palace. you will find it via the Vegas Strip, and you can spend a whole day here with all the activities you can do you can bet, you can eat, you can drink, you can stay at a hotel room, and you can do everything you can do all things Las Vegas has to offer we did all the above, especially just strolling through the Palace and drink w/ it. we truly were Caesars read more

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We chose Caesars Palace for the week of the NFR rodeo finals. In advance, we were able to upgrade our room and request early check in. Convenient since our flight arrived at 9am. They stored out bags and called us when the room was ready at noon. We upgraded to the Augustus tower, this was close to the lobby, Starbucks and we were on floor 28 with the most perfect view of the Bellagio fountain you have EVER seen. The view from our room was "strip view" and we could see several casinos, Paris, fountains etc. View was magical every single night. Things to know if new to Vegas that we found out. Don't touch the mini bar items, they are weight sensitive. Don't pile your drinks and leftover pizza on top, it messes up sensors and they may charge you. Went to front desk, they were kind and fixed it. For $60 they set you up a mini fridge. Go buy yourself beer and drinks from a convenience store then, helps with the $10 per beer in Vegas thing if you can pregame a little all week. Right out front of circle, they have a taxi line. Use it. Taxis cost $12-$20 during upsurge times in eve versus $50+ Ubers. The Cafe Americano bar/ restaurant down in lobby stays open til 4am, closes one hour and reopens at 5am. If you go to bed early and want to work on iPad and drink coffee....perfect spot. If you come home late and wants munchies, excellent food. All at Caesar's Palace. The portions are huge, we split Denver omelette between two and it was perfect. The decor is beautiful, made insta worthy photos every single night while we were dressed up. This hotel has escalators and stairs leading to several other hotels, so much to do within walking distance of this hotel. If anything is wrong, they have a phone number to text and it handled more towels, ordering room service pizza and answered basic questions for us quick. Cool AI tool to make stay smoother. Housekeeping staff, front desk, restaurant staff....all EXCELLENT. I can't say enough about how well this experience was for my family! read more

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Had an amazing time at this Hotel. My 1st time in Vegas and they made it worth the trip. staff was pleasant - helpful when I couldn't find certain areas or stores. I am a little iffy about the buffet, but the waiter we had was great shout out to Michael. He sang happy bday and all. I would definitely stay again. read more

Profoundly mediocre rooms, zero customer service, absolutely outrageous charges left and right. This place is the literal opposite of hospitality. Some examples: an absolutely Orwellian sign informing you that if you put your own items in their mini fridge, housekeeping will remove them and restock the fridge and you will be charged $75 "for your convenience." I'm staying in an executive suite and I requested a bathrobe and was informed that they no longer provide bathrobes or slippers. I texted about late checkout and asked for 1 PM and was told that I could either check out at noon for $80 or at 2 PM for $200. Etc. etc. etc. The whole place is like customer service via gaslighting. I am here for work but I am so excited to never stay here again. Also the food has been surprisingly terrible, particularly when I have tried to get room service so that I could get some work done. Oh and I'm literally sitting in my room typing this at this exact moment and a guy just came by on and out outside balcony and washed the window and looked right at me. Maybe I don't need a late checkout after all. Edited to add that the water in the shower smelled like sulfur and made my eyes burn. Do I need antibiotics? read more

Caesars Palace - A sign informing me that I will be charged for everything that I touch, for my convenience. - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This review is specifically for the housekeeping issues and how the front desk did not handle it well. Upon checking in for a five nights stay, I noticed the room was not cleaned properly (see photos). There was trash still in the waste basket, as well as a bottle cap in the bathroom. How did housekeeping miss those? It obviously wasn't properly turned down. Not to mention hair on the supposedly turned down bed, and debris on the carpet. (See photos). But the worst part was when I called down to the front desk to let them know that the housekeeping was not up to standards, the woman at the front desk that I spoke to just asked if I wanted them to service it again. They did not offer anything by way of an apology or compensation. Do better, Caesar's Palace. read more

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I stayed 3 days 4 nights at the Augustus junior suite. Took me over 30 minutes just to locate where I parked my rental at the valet. I asked employees for assistance and they all gave me different directions. One told me that there's 4 valet parking at Caesars. The room itself was towards the end of the hallway, which was secluded and quiet. There is no microwave or mini fridge I can use. The mini fridge in the room has stuff inside and it's timed. If you touch an item for a certain amount of time, you'll be charged. The drinks and snacks in the room are 5 times the original price if you were to get it from Walmart. The room was not fully clean, especially the bathtub since there were hair and dirt in it and the carpet was not vacuum throughly since there were still crumbs on the floor beside the bed. The right faucet was constantly dripping as it was loose. The bed and pillows were okay, nothing special and nothing about the room or view stood out. Would I book here again? No, I'll go for a different hotel down the strip. read more

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***This review is strictly for the july 4th fireworks celebration. We really enjoy this event. The event takes place at the "Garden of gods" pool area. When we walk in as soon as you walk in, there are servers lined up on both sides of the entrance holding trays of red and white wines to serve you. Then you find your own tables/ seats from the plenty of tables set up by the pool. Buffet style food spread is amazing as well! Ranging from the steak serving by the Peter Luger restaurant, lobster rolls, beef sliders, mediterranean boards with grilled veggie, premium cold cut meats, olives, sweets.....to unlimited open bars!!!! A great band playing throughout the event, stilts artists showcasing their talents..... So much to see, eat and drink in this well maintained "palace style" pool area! It's truly enjoyable! Let's not forget the main star tonight: the fantastic and spectacular fireworks! I have photos to bag my claim! read more

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Haven't been in here for awhile. The front of the casino with the fountains and the statues is nice and there are several roman statues inside. The rest of the casino seems older, a bit run down(?) and slightly outdated compared to others on the strip. Not a bad place but it won't blow you away, in my humble opinion. The best part of this casino seems to be the food! Bobby Flay, Nobu and one of Gordon Ramsey's (Hell's Kitchen is one of his best!) restaurants are here! We visited friends who were staying here so I can't give a super review. They'd probably have a better take on the place. Just my two cents........ read more

Caesars Palace - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I would not stay here . Way too smokey and outdated. We stopped by as there is a coffee shop we wanted to check out . You see a ton of smoking everywhere and the smell is sooo strong. There are so many other nice hotels . read more

Caesars Palace - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Have stayed at Caesars multiple times. We're both starting to show our age. They used to be the jewel of the strip years back and that is farther and farther away. Check in there is unpleasant to me. The walk to my room from check in was incredibly long, crazy long. Felt like I was in a different zip code. I also did not like their lack of security. Anyone can access the floors. That is not good. The room was OK but the bed sucked. Way past replacement time. The best of Caesars (for me) was their restaurants. Peter Lugers, Bachannal, and the Cafe Americano were all great. On a side note, slots were super tight. Comps were super tight. There were many "companions" available for rent every evening if that's your thing. I miss the Mirage. read more

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Stayed at Ceasars Palace for two nights during a recent quick trip. The staff that we interacted with were helpful such as the front desk, baggage handlers, and housekeepers. The location was very convenient. However, the rooms left much to be desired. They were dated and poorly cleaned. read more

Very clean! The Check in line was an hour long at 11:30 pm. Unacceptable for a resort of this caliber. App not working for check in. Machines not working either. Super annoyed since I had to work at 3 am and needed to sleep. Room was nice. Furniture a bit weathered but it's Vegas. Casino is nice. 2 Starbucks is lovely. I'd come back. read more

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3rd stay at Caesars palace, but this time we found bed bugs and staff didn't do anything about it. Stated they would send manager up to our room and never arrived. Wouldn't stay again!! read more

Beware!! Caesars is not what is used to be. Has gone way downhill. Rooms are tired. What used to be the best buffet in Vegas is now just mid like all the other ones but still $100. They nickel and dime you to death. Despite having 3 paid people on the reservation and paying for a suite, they only provided us with 2 gym passes and only 2 devices on the WiFi. $15/day for each additional device. Why am I paying a huge daily resort fee when I end up paying for every little thing? Who even charges for WiFi in 2026? read more

My family and I stayed at Caesars Palace over the 4th of July weekend. Overall, the hotel was clean, and we loved the beautiful view of the fountain! The highlight was definitely the buffet--tons of fresh seafood and delicious desserts. The wait was over an hour, but it was worth it. However, the check-in experience was disappointing. The front desk staff seemed impatient and unfriendly, which wasn't the best first impression. On the bright side, the security guards were incredibly helpful and friendly-one gave us detailed directions to the Sphere with a smile. We'd consider staying again, but hopefully, the front desk management improves by our next visit! read more

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This is one of my favorite strip casinos! It's quite big and maze-like, so it takes some getting used to. But honestly, the number of food options makes this a great choice. I haven't stayed here (yet) as it's one of the pricier places and I feel I can get more for my money at other hotels. MGM sends some killer offers via email and I have yet to get ANY promo from Caesars. The fact that it's connected to the Forum Shops really makes this a great destination. If you can't find something at the Casino, you have other options. The options change, the shows change, so it seems there's always something different when you go here (unless you go every day). It's also in a great location mid-strip where you can venture out to some other close properties to explore. read more

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Great resort to visit with so many restaurants and shopping. Lots of parking available. Join and download the Caesar's Palace Rewards program for added fun. read more

Stayed here for a conference. It is Vegas.... So it is a big hotel, massive rooms, with a casino. I had a room with a view directly to Bellagio's water feature. So it was nice. I don't like big casino resorts on the strip.... I found it a bit too big for me. We had some networking event within the hotel and I for sure got lost each time. I took Uber over and I walked a long time to find my checkin counter (got lost a bit too). I wasn't feeling too well on the first night and the delivery fee for food was through the roof... my room was slightly outdated. It was nice and comfortable but was definitely used. I came here for a conference at Caesars Forum, which requires a bit of walk (across the street etc). I got lost as usual a few times trying to get there. It is so big that when I get lost, not many people can direct me to the right places too.... We co-lost together.... I didn't have time to visit the pools and couldn't comment. It was overall an okay stay. Unsure if I will stay here again but wouldn't mind. read more

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Francisco at the outside pool bar must be sexist. He refused to take my ID at the bar if it was electronic, HOWEVER, he was happy to take my male friends ID electronically with no questions asked. I understand the legality of it, but taking it for the male but not the female is crazy. read more

Fast easy check in but food is very expensive and I don't like paying resort fees and parking fees. Not sure if I'll be back.

Ac didnt work, no disposable cups, no coffee maker, mini bar isn't stocked, no nightstand phone charger. Had to call for everything. Room card didnt work at the parking lot exit and had to redo at the front desk. Asked for connecting rooms ahead of time and showed up to rooms on the opposite ends of the tower. Thought the Augustus tower would have better furnishings, disappointed as they show many ware and tear. The worst is even after explaining to front desk and house keeping about getting some things that other rooms have nothing came. I only expect this kind of treatment from budget hotels but I was wrong. Should of stuck with Venitian. read more

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Absolutely Disgusted - Sewage on My Belongings and No Resolution Upon checking in, my husband used the shower, only to find it clogged, flooding the bathroom. We called the front desk, and maintenance arrived. The worker did his job, told us "all done," and left. When we re-entered the bathroom, we were horrified. The maintenance worker had apparently rinsed his tools in the sink, splashing sewage water all over the counter and, worst of all, directly into my open makeup bag (shown in the picture). The contents were contaminated. It was unsanitary, disrespectful, and utterly disgusting. I complained immediately. The front desk agent, while apologetic, oddly defended the worker by saying he was "from a different department." She offered to waive the resort fee and upgrade our room, stating it was the best she could do. While the upgraded room was nice, it doesn't replace expensive, personal items ruined by sewage. How could anyone think it's acceptable to rinse tools in a guest's sink next to their belongings? I was willing to leave it at that, assuming the staff had done their best. However, after checkout, I discovered you charged my card $90 for the very resort fees and late checkout that were promised as complimentary. I never received an email receipt as claimed. My multiple calls to resolve this have gone completely unanswered. So, to summarize: · Sewage-splashed personal property with no real resolution. · A broken financial promise, resulting in unauthorized charges. · Zero accountability or follow-up when trying to resolve it. This is unacceptable. The incident itself was a gross failure in staff training and respect for guest property. The billing issue and lack of communication afterward show a complete breakdown in customer care. I am beyond disappointed and would never recommend this hotel to anyone. read more

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3/29/26 WE ARE LOCALS!!!!! After spending $450.0 on dinner for my wife and I/ Caesars had the BALLS to charge us a $25.0 parking fee for only 2 1/2 hours total! Casinos need to stop the BS!!! read more

I've stayed here a few times over the years. Yet still hadn't posted a review. Caesars Palace sits in the middle of the Las Vegas strip. Right off the freeway on the Flamingo exit. It's been attached to great events like Evil Knievel motorcycle jump, Wrestlemania and the comedy movie The Hangover. It hosts the cirque type show, Absinthe outside its lobby area in a circus tent. Over the years, much like many other casinos, Caesars has had countless changes of restaurants, clubs, etc over the years. The floorplan for the casino has stayed virtually the same for over a decade or so now. They offer a wide variety of dining options in the casino. The Forum Shoppes which are connected to Caesars also offers a wide variety of food options. Including shops to spend your winnings at. The parking garage is a maze. You find your parking spot the old-fashioned way by looking. I believe this is at all Caesars properties. They don't have the green or red-light feature to make finding a parking spot easier. The ticket readers are very hit or miss. Exiting was a struggle every time I made an attempt to leave. Almost each exit I had to contact someone to open the gate for me because the scanner couldn't scan. Caesars has a 13th floor. My buddy ended up on the 13th floor. Caesars offers a variety of sized rooms. I had a traditional room much like my buddy. Couple issues with the room for me. They have a photo of the head of the statue looking at you in the mirror if you're sitting on the toilet or at you if you're standing at the toilet. Not my cup of time to be looked at even if it is a picture. The other thing was while fumbling around with the sheets to get comfy I noticed that the mattress had stain. A giant one! The stain extended to about halfway down the side of the mattress. I discovered this on my final night. Otherwise, I would've asked for another room. Thankfully there was a topper that separated me from it all. Slots in the casino feel VERY tight. Using my players card and without it made no difference. Less kicks for the input. I didn't see anyone winning anything large of over $1200 unless it was of higher denomination. Usually there's one or two people hooting and hollering at a penny slot. Nope. Not in the 5 days I was there. I'd go to another casino, and it was almost the polar opposite. The internet was chopping for me. There were times I could connect easy. And times I couldn't. I have AT&T. I didn't inquire why I was on the struggle bus with this sometimes. The handful of casino staff I interacted with felt like I was bothering them by asking about where something was. I understand this person has a job to do but at that moment, I am a guest in need of some assistance. I shouldn't feel as if I am limited to who I can ask when I'm lost. Smiles go a long way. Caesars is now one of the last of the latest casinos to carry the torch of the past. With the numerous visits to it over the years, it feels like it needs a refresh. What that is, I don't know. And no, the real Julius Caesar did not live here. read more

Caesars Palace - Large stain on mattress - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Beautiful grounds and a he POOL. Zack the pool host! Spectacular! Rent a daybed by the pool for some shade and comfortable seating. You get some extremely comfortable bed like seating under a cover and a dedicated server! Along with the host to make sure all is going smoothly and you don't need anything! Ask for Zack when you get here he is here 7 days a week and i swear did not stop!! read more

Caesars Palace - Venus Pool 21 and over - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I stayed in the Augustus Tower Fountain View Room on a weekday. The room was not equipped with toiletries such as a toothbrush, comb, q-tip, etc. It only came with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and soap bars. I didn't call the concierge to ask if they will provide toiletries upon request since I brought my own, but I find it odd (cheap) of them to not include it in the room. The colors, wallpaper, carpet, and furniture is dated and worn. The bed was decently comfortable. WiFi is included with your room for up to two devices and any additional devices will be an additional charge per device per night. Valet is $50 plus tips per night with unlimited entry.Workers were nice. The casino part is a bit messy to navigate to places. The view from the Augustus room is probably the only redeeming quality (see night and day photos). It was the highlight of our entire trip. The resort fees and taxes added another $100 to my room price for a total of $450. I don't think this room is worth it at that price. read more

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