Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

It’s HUGE! (In my Trump voice). This hotel is a monster. So big. So many towers. So many shops. So many things to do. So much money to spend. So little time. We did not stay here in the hotel but we visited it and it was great. Loved walking thru the forum area with the shops and the «sky» roof. Apparently Jerry Seinfeld does shows here Friday’s and Saturdays ! Wish we came at that time! Omnia the club is here too. Lots of nice restaurants. This is a must visit. It’s a little older than the other hotels for sure which is very evident when you visit the ladies room compared to the newer hotels. The décor is gorgeous and I enjoyed the experience so much. Even if you don’t gamble or drink (very few folks in Las Vegas fit that description), you will still find something to do at Caesars!
FYI I’m their #1776 review. God Bless America

Saturday, January 30, 2016 the stage was set and Elton John was to go on stage at 7:30 pm for his concert. Caesars allowed the audience members into the venue to purchase drinks, buy memorabilia, and fill the audience in anticipation of what is said to be a remarkable concert. For those of us in the audience we never experienced the joy of an Elton John concert; instead we received a dreary voice over the loud speaker informing is that Elton was unable to preform due to illness. This was just prior to 7:40 pm, after the show should have began. Staff had paperwork to hand to audience members addressing how refunds for tickets purchased would be handled showing they knew the concert would be cancelled given the paperwork was dated. Employees claim they had no knowledge the concert would be cancelled but to print out that magnitude of paperwork knowledge would have been necessary. No apology was offered, no replacement concert was put on that night, nothing.
This concert was my all my days off from work, my hard earned savings for travel and lodging expense, and the tickets were my birthday present. This is a birthday present I will never get to experience. When they announced the cancellation the audience sat in disbelief and frankly I am still in disbelief. I had been looking forward to this concert and it has been said he did not preform because of an argument and disagreement back stage, not due to illness. While I wish Elton the best it is shame I did not get to see him nor did the others in the audience that night. No compensation of any kind has been offered this far and I have filled a complaint with Caesars.
I just wish there was a way to get this experience that was ripped from me back. I will update this if I ever hear back from Caesars or Elton John’s staff.
Be warned you may plan a perfect weekend around seeing Elton John as I did and have the weekend derailed by a cancellation and leave Las Vegas in dismay and disbelief that you too did not get to see Elton preform.

Simply amazing. The room was perfect, the service was outstanding, the bed was like sleeping in a cloud, I never wanted to get up. The only drawback is how big the place is and the walking involved to get from point A to point B. They have a nice self park area with an elevator that takes you directly to the casino.
I highly recommend

Bottom line up front: Elton John was canceled. They sat us and waited until 10 minutes after showtime to let us know this show was canceled. They were tacky, unprofessional, and unaccommodating to customers.
My family and I traveled to see Elton John and were completely ripped off. We were not notified of the cancelation until the auditorium was fully seated and everyone had spent their money on overpriced concessions. It would have been acceptable if they let us know prior to settling in for the show so we could find another show to watch. We were forced to wait until at least 10 minutes after showtime to figure out our Saturday night when most venues were completely sold out. You would think a business would try accomodate their guests who spent $ 200 per ticket for the Cesar’s palace experience. However, they thought it was more important to make money. This place is tacky and incredibly unprofessional.
If I could give this place zero stars, I would.

Love this hotel!
Great location, vast amenities on site of restaurants, entertainment and shopping.
Service is great at front desk and throughout hotel.
Pricey for most services and food but worth it.
Rooms are well maintained as I stayed in the Forum tower.
Highly recommend for friends who want to be in middle of the action.

Im very disappointed with my experience at Cesar palace tonight. Tonight at 3:30 am coming out of Omnia I went to island bar right out of the club and the bar tender denied me water and said they only offer water bottle service. Basically I had to have $ 5 for WATER! What kind of place ONLY sells water? Pretty unethical!
If management cares at all about this the employee that denied me water, was and older man on the heavy side light blue eyes.

Had a relatively nice stay here. At first, I was in the newly renovated Julius tower which was beautiful. The color palette was clean and airy. The renovations were so recent that the paint still smelled fresh. There was an issue with the climate control after a few hours in the room, so they gave me the Octavius tower on the 51^st floor. The Octavius tower was very far removed from the casino, which could either be a pro or a con. It’s very secluded and quiet. There’s a side entrance on Flamingo that is closer to the Octavius elevators so make sure you tell the cab to drop you off at this side entrance. The octavius tower is more luxurious and the rooms have more square footage. The octavius room and bathroom was huge compared to the Julius room. The octavius bathroom featured an awesome jetted tub and amazing shower. The room had a warm color palette with dark wood tones. The rooms had doorbells which I thought were super cute.

I was prepared to be wowed and was greatly let down. The casino is great, restaurants are fab, but the hotel itself is meh at best.
First, we waited in line for check-​in for 40 minutes. There were only 4 people ahead of us so it took 10 minutes to check each person. That’s unacceptable. Second, the room had a gorgeous view but we noticed scuffs and minor damage to almost every piece of furniture in the room. It just has an overall air of rough use, not the luxury I was led to expect. The Wynn’s rooms are much more splendid.

Still the most nicest hotel in Las Vegas. If you have a choice of hotels then Caesars Palace must be on top of your list. The plus about this hotel that you have all your restaurants and shopping right at the hotel. Caesars Palace has the European hotel feeling that you don’t find much around today.
What major plus for me staying here is the restaurants are one level. You have great entertainment arena. The forum shops have the best shopping in Las Vegas and great dinning. If you are coming here with friends or a special occasions you will enjoy every minute.
The major plus is that all the restaurants are one level. With a lot of the new casinos have several floors of restaurants that make a nightmare to dine. I have to say the service from the minute you arrive to the minute you leave will only be first class.

From 12÷24÷15
This is my first time going Caesars Palaces, and I know for a fact I will be a returning visitor! This is a colossal sized casino, which makes sense with it being on Las Vegas BLVD, but for some reason, it felt bigger than most on the Strip.
Inside of this casino/​resort you have a slew of restaurants, and a bunch of galleries, including a big one.
If you’re in need of retail therapy, the forum shops have four floors of jewelry and clothes for you to buy. The shops are a mix of High-​end stores like Micheal Kors to affordable clothes like H&M.
The décor in Caesars is epic, everything is just pretty and Roman-​esk, Of course, there is the casino floor for getting your gambling on.

Since Caesars Palace covers a very large portion of it’s land property this review is particularly solely in regards to Caesars Palace Conference Center area. I have experienced and walked around Caesars Palace as a whole many times in the past but this review is for people whom are looking into reserving their conference rooms for events, meetings.etc.
Firstly, Caesars Palace Conference Center’s are located upstairs in two locations levels which are the Promenade Level and Emperors Level. Just FYI (For Your Information) the locations of their conference centers are not quite a ways away from the Ground/​Casino Level and even further away from the parking lot, short distance if you Valet Park or ride a taxi in from the front entrance of Caesars Palace.
Once you get to the Caesars Palace Conference Center’s they are laid out and setup very elaborately with such historical Roman style detail it could be breathe taking to some that admire this type scene. The location is also very nice because from certain areas of the conference levels you’ll have an excellent view of the Caesar’s Garden of the Gods Oasis pool area looking out the side windows, it’s awesome. The conference rooms themselves have all sorts of different sizes from small to very large areas, it all depends on what kind of event or meeting you will be holding and how many people will be attending. Caesars have a large variety of choices for rooms to choose from, they are very accommodating to what your needs are and will make your needs will be met with no issues.
Caesars Palace Conference Center’s rooms can be set up to how you would like it to be set up. The rooms we had reserved had chairs, tables, projectors, water cooler, and coffee station with complimentary breakfast goodies (muffins, cookies. etc), stage and flat panel viewing screens. They also have a Receptionist Desk located in the area to take care of badges and other information you will need in order to provide access to your conferences/​meetings, they had nice amenities located all over through the largely spaced areas. Caesars was very good at refilling our coffee stations whenever we requested it and with quick service at hand. We had little/​minor issues but nothing too crazy and nothing that Caesars could not handle, they were very professional and courteous about meeting our needs and requests. I would definitely recommend the Caesars Palace Conference Center for people whom are looking to hold large events or meetings, but make sure your budget will be able to handle it.

Caesars palace is one of our favorite casinos.
We love the fact that it’s connected to the Forum shoppes with we love to go window shopping.
The casino is beautiful and clean and has a good selection of slot machines.
One of our favorite places to have breakfast is located in the Caesars palace and that is Payard’s bistro. The best croissant eggs Benedict you will ever have.
The valet is convenient and are always courteous.

I love VISITING this hotel during Vegas trips but actually staying there as a guest was a different story. I really wasn’t all that impressed! I would say it was more a 2.5 but I’m rounding up to 3.
They had a great deal last Thanksgiving & I scored a 3 night stay at around $ 80/​night. I always knew this property was HUGE but I didn’t think it would bother me so much once I was actually a guest.
The property of course is beautiful and I’m certain has gained so much popularity since the Hangover Movies (the gift shops even sells Hangover merchandise). We supposedly got a renovated room and it was pretty nice — spacious, clean, and beds were very comfy. The walk down the endless hallways to the elevator was not fun especially after a tiring night. The crazy maze to get to the parking garage was insane too — like a good 15min walk. It’s not that easy to find parking either lol.
The resort fee we paid was suppose to include internet which was spotty at best. I gave up and just used data on my phone. Every time I passed by the front desk there was ALWAYS a line that I didn’t bother waiting in line to try get the internet issue fixed.
The topping on the cake was looking forward to eating at Bacchanal the whole trip and on our last night we tried to go and the ETA was 240min — no one should have to wait THAT long for a buffet! Hotel guests should get priority or something because that’s plain ridiculous.
I just feel like there are great deals for hotels all other the strip — do yourself a favor and pick a smaller property. Come as a visitor and go shopping, grab a drink, have dessert at Serendipity or see a show instead and it will be much more enjoyable.

I won a two night stay and two tickets to see Celine Dion in concert from a radio station in San Diego. Stayed here November 17 – 18, 2015. Even though my stay was free we were not treated any differently. All of the staff were professional and friendly. Stayed in the Forum Hotel and had a nice room. No free in room coffee or even a continental breakfast. The stay was totally free except for tips that we paid to the bellhop and valet parking staff. The room was comfortable and clean and the beds and pillows were nice and soft.
We got wonderful seats in the Coliseum for the Celine Dion concert with not a bad seat in the house. Plus it was nice that it’s a no smoking auditorium. I wasn’t what you would call a big Celine fan before I saw her in concert here, but I was very impressed and was entertained by her singing and vocal abilities. It actually gave me chills! The sound and the orchestra and the backup and guest singers were all wonderful! The show lasts about an hour and a half. I would see this concert again if given the opportunity and was able to get more passes for free.
The only complaint I had was that everything was rather expensive inside the hotel and casino areas. A foot long hotdog was $ 8.00! Really?
Other than that I really enjoyed my stay here.

You suck!!! To make the mini-​dramas into a shorter review, I’ll just list the major/​minor issues and what was done.
1. Hubby signed up for online early check in. When we checked out a couple of days later, low and behold there was a b.s. $ 30 charge for this service. Hubby was unaware and went back into confirmation email and there was no mention of this, including in the «fine print». Nice try, but no cigar, we demanded it be removed. A manager finally agreed to remove it.
2. Back to arrival and check in, our premium and upgraded room (which we paid more $ for) was meh and a problem to boot immediately! The supposed new luxurious bed was so crappy and soft that after hubby sat it was sinking to middle. After getting up, an indentation stayed. After wasting over 30 minutes on phone a guest relations manager said she would have us moved to an older tower, with what «she was told» we’re firmer beds. She said go on with our plans and room would be made ready, bags moved and a call or text later when complete. No call and no text, made our way back and bags not moved! Caesar’s apology was removal of the per night resort fees and $ 50 dining credit. I guess it’s something … Old Palace tower, far and old, blech! Oh yeah, the bed was only a 20% improvement.
3. The famous No. 1 buffet Baccahanal, a disappointment! We did the lunch/​dinner 2:00 pm 3:00 pm switch to get to try more of the foods for the cheaper price, but it was pricier due to the Thanksgiving holiday! Line for the kiosk was spitting out the call back text reservations for 3 hours later and then you’d have another line wait of approx. 1 ½ hours! But wait Caesars will help you skip the line, for $ 25 pp additionally, you get to go immediately. We had show tickets later and we couldn’t wait all that time so a decision had to be made «on the spot». How bad do we want to eat at the famous Baccahanal?! Hubby and I forged ahead, paid the extra extra money and guess what?, still had to wait in a shorter 20 minute line. Finally food. Continued below for easier on the eyes reading …
Overall I definitely didn’t get my money’s worth with weak Bloody Mary’s, not so great prime rib, ramen ruined with too much seaweed and noodles not cooked properly, fatty honey ham, definitely not like the taste or quality of Honeybaked Ham! Lamb chops (a huge fave normally) that were seasoned & cooked well, with poor quality of meat used, definitely not New Zealand lamb. The list could keep going but you get the idea.
There were a few standouts for me: carne asada street tacos, warm chocolate lava cake, and bbq pork. These were terrific. Our waiter was also great. Overall, Bacchanal was a huge disappointment.
I will never stay at Caesars Palace again.

Followers, Friends and Unilocalers, lend me your eyes; I come to bury Caesars Palace, not to praise it!
I booked an Premium Room with a King Bed online weeks prior to driving out to Vegas and Caesars sent me an email saying they would send me another email the day of our arrival which would allow us to check in online and an email would be sent when our room was ready. Sure enough I received the email Thanksgiving morning and was checked into our room in a flash. A short time later, I received an email confirmation stating our room was ready.
Upon our arrival in Las Vegas (
), the car was valeted (free), we went to Keys & Mail and picked up our two room keys and our room assignment. The room itself was nice, but the mattress was a bed of marshmallows and was completely unacceptable for a supposed upgraded room. I will cut through all the exchanges over the next hour and the Guest Services manager finally agreed to moved us into a Palace Petite Suite (a down grade, not an upgrade), removed the resort fees for the two days and made it seem like she was doing us a favor.
Rohlinism: A down grade should never be presented as a favor.
I know every hotels keep x amount of upgraded rooms for emergencies, but I guess our issue didn’t qualify! The right thing would have been to move us to an upgraded room and it would have gone a long way to defusing the situation.
She also told us she would call /​text us when the room was ready and would ensure our bags would be moved to the new room. We were already behind schedule, so we took the manager at her word and headed off for our afternoon at Secret Garden.
I never received call or text regarding our new room the whole afternoon. We went back to Keys & Mail and inquired about our new room. The room was ready, but our luggage was never moved. Et tu Guest Services?! Et tu?! After more arguments (and a threat of checking out), we were given a $ 50.00 food voucher attached to our room. We probably would have checked out at this point, but the odds of finding a room at another hotel for two nights was unlikely and we had non-​refundable tickets Friday night, so we were stuck!
Our new room (
) was more dated than the original. One of the sinks was clogged (cleared the next day) in the bathroom (
) and the bathtub drained very slowly, but the wife said spa tub was very comfortable. The water pressure in the shower was very good and the shower was roomy.
Other than the bed being slightly firmer (didn’t sleep well), the view (
) was better than the original room and the television was larger than the flat screen in the original room (very odd).
The décor is still impressive with the numerous statues and fountains throughout the property:
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When we checked out on Saturday morning the promised deductions were on the final bill as well as a charge of $ 33.60 for the early check in. We immediately asked for a manager for two reasons:
1. There was no mention of this charge during any of the emails I received regarding early check in.
2. We didn’t actually get into the room we stayed until 5:00 pm which is hardly an «early check in.»
We finally had the early check in fee removed from the bill, but I felt getting these concessions was like battling in the Circus Maximus instead of actually wanting to make things right. This debacle came close to ruining the whole trip and I felt it was massive waste of money for people that don’t have any money to burn.
I have been coming to Las Vegas for 30 plus years and I can remember the first time I walked into Caesars Palace and hoped I could afford to stay here one day. Caesars was once the «gold standard» for luxury hotels in Las Vegas and like the once great Roman Empire, it has faded into history.
I will never stay here again and will avoid Caesars Entertainment properties in future visits to Las Vegas. If Julius Caesar (
) were still alive, he would probably treat the governing body of this corporation the same way he treated Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus.

Leider nur zu Besuch in dem Hotel gewesen.
Sehr weitläufiges Hotel und Casino.
Wenn man etwas mehr Geld, fürs Shoppen, ausgeben möchte, ist man hier genau richtig.

Good midweek room rates for locals for a staycation! Rooms are surprisingly quiet, and the showers are swanky. I like how you can legitimately spend an entire weekend here with all of the good dining and entertainment options, and can either stick to a budget (several HH specials) or go all out (steaks, Celine, and a shopping spree?!). They use the Total Rewards membership, so don’t forget your card.
Parking can be a little tricky– the garage is a bit of a maze (as is the property itself TBH), and on weekends it’s been known to fill up completely even during the daytime. It’s one of the best-​known Strip properties for a reason (and not just because it was featured in The Hangover), and I like how the crowd trends a bit older and more mature here.

When I first came to Vegas this is where I stayed. Not much has changed since that time.
It’s not the most amazing hotel anymore as there are truly other hotels that make this place look outdated, but it still has a very special place in my heart. I love Roman history, so you can imagine my love of all things Roman this place has.
The standard rooms aren’t very big and you would expect more from them, but it’s fine. There are really awesome statues here as well that make me feel like I’m in ancient room if they had slot machines! Oh yeah.
This isn’t a bad place, but with more impressive hotels being built day by day, it’s slowly become a bit more outdated.

Came here for an event that was being held at the Caesars, only made since to stay in the hotel the event was being held in.
We were assigned to the Forum Tower, and received a smoking room (Didn’t realize this until we got into the room, we don’t smoke…). We checked in the hotel around 1am, so I was pretty tired from the flight and just wanted to go bed. We were only there for the weekend, so to me it wasn’t worth complaining or requesting a new room for.
I was personally a little disappointed with our room, it had a small sink, tiny closet that was located in the bathroom, really old stereo system (it had a CD player, LOL) and a stand in shower.
However on the plus side, it had a cool TV in the bathroom mirror, hair dryer, iron, makeup mirror and a king size bed.
Caesars is a gorgeous hotel. Only problem is, IT IS SO BIG. It really is easy to get lost in here. But by the third day I think I finally got it down.
You could probably spend your entire trip in Vegas just in this one hotel. They have everything! From great restaurants, Forum shops, sports booking, gambling, Omnia nightclub, and the huge pool area was very impressive!
Overall: I think I just had higher expectations for the rooms here, this is an older hotel. So I guess I should have expected an older feel to it. It’s a nice hotel, but I think I would rather stay somewhere else for the same price.

Eines der spektakulärsten Hotels in Las Vegas ist sicherlich das Caesars Palace, das von außen wie ein antiker römischer Palast wirkt. Es befindet sich in bester Lage am Strip und wirkt mit seinen vielen Towern gewaltig und ist seit meinem letzten Besuch vor über 20 Jahren einfach riesig geworden.
Das Top-​Hotel verfügt über 3.960 Gästezimmer und Suiten in sechs verschiedenen Türmen, die nach und nach in der Vergangenheit gebaut wurden. Es ist eines der wenigen älteren Hotels, das in Las Vegas überlebt hat und nicht der Abriss und Bauwut zum Opfer gefallen ist. Es war auch schon Schauplatz diverser Filme, so wurden Szenen von «Rainman» und «Hangover» dort gedreht.
Spieler kommen im exklusiven Spielkasino mit einer Fläche von ca. 15.000 Quadratmetern auf ihre Kosten. Neben 2000 Slot-​machines kann man bei Baccarat, Blackjack, Poker, Caribbean Stud Poker, Keno Craps, Let It Ride, Pai Gow Poker, Roulette, Sportsbook und Wheel of Fortune sein Glück versuchen.
Mein Highlight sind die luxuriösen Forum Shops mit über 160 Geschäften und Restaurants. Hier findet man Boutiquen wie Gucci, Bernini, Versace und Luis Vuitton, aber auch andere günstigere Labels. Auf dem Kunsthimmel kann innerhalb einer Stunde von der Morgendämmerung bis zum Abendrot ein ganzer Tag simuliert werden.
Stars wie Mariah Carey, Sir Elton John, Céline Dion, Rod Stewart und Cher treten regelmäßig für horrende Gagen im «Caesars Palace» auf. Allerdings ist das Unternehmen mit seinen zahlreichen Kasinos mittlerweile in die finanzielle Schieflage geraten, so musste man aufgrund der 23 Milliarden Schulden im Januar Insolvenz anmelden. Davon haben wir allerdings bei unserem Besuch nichts mitbekommen.
Die Servicebereitschaft des Personals ist vorbildlich, so hat mich einer der Bediensteten einen gefühlten Kilometer durch das Kasino begleitet, damit ich den Aufzug zu den Parkplätzen gefunden habe. Für mich immer noch eines der schönsten Hotels am Las Vegas Boulevard.

As Melissa said from the first Hangover movie, «Why would you go to Las Vegas?» The answer, is this incredible casino and hotel located at the Vegas Strip called, «Caesars Palace.» Caesars Palace has everything inside from tons of gambling games (ie. slot machines to Blackjack,) incredible shows (ie. Celine Dion,) the largest Sports Book room, top 1^st class restaurants and bakeries, and much, much more!
As I entered last night, the atmosphere is very Greece made! It’s very Greek feel with the modern contemporary touch! The concept is on point and neatly, so I can watch some the coolest sculptures and artworks! Finally, this casino has tons of walking spaces in here, so you can experience it like visiting to the actual Greek museum!
The service is remarkably good as I welcomed there. So far, there’s no problems or issues at all!
I haven’t got a chance to stay at Caesars Palace during the Las Vegas Labor Day weekend trip, so I’ll planning to stay there in the next future Vegas visits.
In the end, if you want to feel the inner Greek, then head to Caesars Palace! You won’t regret it! A well, worthy visit!

He de decir que para un hotel de estas características ha sido bastante decepcionante. Nos dieron una habitación de tamaño espectacular, con una bañera en el cuarto además del plato de ducha que había en el baño, cama king size ¡con espejo en el techo! (nunca lo había visto).
Hasta aquí todo correcto, el caso es que el hotel se ve viejo, con agujeros en la pared, trozos pelados, enchufes caídos de la pared, etc.
La piscina esta muy chula, como otras que hemos visto en Las Vegas no cubre nada, pero la ambientación estilo villa romana esta muy logrado. También tienen bar y comida, te dan las toallas al entrar y ¡hasta tienen mesas de juego en en agua en una zona de la piscina!
El hotel es inmenso, tienen una galería comercial inmensa, bastantes restaurantes aparte del food court y todo en general carísimo.
El self parking es un poco difícil de encontrar la primera vez y esta lejos de las habitaciones, pero con los tamaños que se manejan aquí es normal dentro de lo que cabe. Tiene bastantes plantas y plazas de sobra.
Y desde luego lo mejor es su localización en toda la zona céntrica del strip para poder ir andando a bastantes casinos cercanos como el París, Bellagio, Treasure Island, etc

Als ich 1984 zum ersten Mal Las Vegas besuchte, stand das Hotel Caesars Palace so ziemlich alleine im Wüstensand. Südlich, wo heute das Bellagio, Luxor, New York New York standen gab es nichts, falsch ganz viel Sand, Sand und Sand. Anfang der 80iger fanden auf dem Parkplatzgelände sogar 2 Formel 1 Rennen statt, unvorstellbar aber wahr. Sieger waren übrigens Michelle Alboretto und der bekanntere Alone Jones. Szenen des Films Rain Man wurde ebenfalls hier gedreht. Das Theatergebäude Colloseum ist eine Nachbau des antiken Kolosseums von Rom, natürlich ein wenig kleiner. Das Spielkasino hat eine Fläche von 15.000 Quadratkilometer darauf könnten alle 1. Bundesligavereine gleichzeitig Fußball spielen. Das kann man sich fast nicht vorstellen. Das ganze Haus ist im Stil eines antiken römischen Palastes gebaut. Der Name stammt von Kaiser Gaius Julius Caesar. Leider hat sein berühmter Satz: «Veni, vidi, vici» — ich kam, sah und siegte, bei mir noch nie funktioniert. Zumindest was das Siegen am Roulettetisch betrifft.

Sicherlich ist das Ceasars Palace gegenüber den neuen 5-​Sterne Hotels nicht mehr auf dem allerneuesten Stand. Allerdings haben wir für eine Übernachtung auch nur 120 Dollar bezahlt. Selbst die älteren Zimmer im Roman Tower sind völlig ok und ausreichend !! Die Zimmerpreise für die neuen Top Hotels gehen in der Regel erst bei ca 200 Dollar los. Ich mag aber den Charm des Ceasars Palace und würde jeder Zeit hier wieder nächtigen. Besonders beeindruckend sind die 8 Fahrspuren (nebeneinander) vor dem Haupteingang und der tolle Valet Service !! Ich kann das Hotel nur empfehlen. Einziger Minuspunkt ist, das kostenpflichtige Wlan (für 13,99 $ pro Tag). Selbst in der billigsten Absteige ist das mittlerweile kostenlos !!!

Für das verlangte Geld sind die Zimmer unterirdisch. Keine richtig funktionierende Dusche beispielsweise. Auch das Casino ist im Vergleich zum Venetian eher alt.
Beim Check-​in über eine halbe Stunde gewartet, als ich danach nach einem anderen Zimmer gefragt habe, würde das sehr unfreundlich abgelehnt.
Ich finde es nicht mehr empfehlenswert.

Grandiose, fabuleux, horrible, inoubliable. C’est un peu tout ça cet hôtel.
Attention il y a des chambres horribles, et nous avons exigé de changer de chambre car la tapisserie tombait et c’était horrible à notre arrivée. Mais le reste du séjour s’est bien déroulé.

Das Hotel ist äußerlich und in der Lobby beeindruckend. Die Zimmer sind großzügig, wenn gleich sie schon bessere Tage erlebt hatten. Die Poolanlage ist riesig. Das Personal ist freundlich. Das Gepäck wird einem aufs Zimmer gebracht. Wir konnten auch kostenlos parken. Standesgemäß wird das Auto weggebracht und geholt. Alles in allem ein sehenswertes Hotel. Wir fanden auch das Preis-​/​Leistungsverhältnis okay. Allerdings hat die Dusche nach einmal Duschen den Geist aufgegeben. Gott sei Dank war ich nicht mehr eingeseift. In der Badewanne ging dafür nur heißes Wasser.

Pessoal, passei uma semana nesse hotel, simplesmente fantástico!!! Como minha viagem para Vegas era para assistir o show da minha diva Celine Dion, nada como ficar no hotel onde ela se hospeda e onde respira-​se Celine.
O Hotel é um encanto, enorme, o teto dele muda de acordo com o tempo lá fora, ou seja, se está de noite, o teto fica escuro com estrelas, se está de dia, fica azul clarinho com nuvens.
As lojas dentro do hotel são ótimas!!! Os restaurantes que ficam no hotel tem para todos os gostos, desde lanches rápidos até maravilhosos jantares. Confesso que a recepção do hotel não foi a das melhores, pois no dia em que cheguei com a minha irmã a atendente não estava muito de bom humor e foi um pouco ríspida conosco, mas logo depois o humor dela melhorou (do nada, vai entender) e correu tudo bem. Ai ai ai o que falar de um belo quarto, com duas entradas para o banheiro GIGANTE do quarto? Nesse banheiro tudo era duplo, duas pias, dois chuveiros, dois vasos sanitários (em cômodos reservados) vários espelhos etc… uma banheira enorme e um monte de toalhas… Sem contar os cremes, shampoo, condicionador e outros «brindes» que o quarto fornecia. A vista era incrível, dava para ver boa parte de Vegas da janela do quarto, além de ter um amplo espaço para DUAS CAMAS KING, poltronas, escrivaninha, tv, ar condicionado, armário e tudo entapetado, como já é de costume nos EUA. Além de tudo isso, você ainda têm uma ótima localização, bem como piscinas e vários tipos e tamanhos… além é claro dos casinos que o Caesars Palace oferece!!! E não poderia deixar de falar que como a Celine faz show e está hospedada nesse hotel, como disse acima, a música ambiente é toda dela, salvo em alguns lugares do casino, sem contar na loja dela, com um monte de coisa que você só encontra lá!!! E o show dessa mulher gente, foi emocionante, fico emocionada só de pensar. Bom, é isso pessoal, recomendo muito ficarem no Caesars Palace, NÃO TEM NADA DE RUIM LÁ, VOCÊS VÃO AMAR TUDO!!!

Le Caesar Palace est autant imposant par sa taille que par sa prestance.
Ses services sont multiples: casinos, hôtels, bars, restaurants, gogo danseuses. Tout est fait pour que vous n’ayez pas à quitter l’hôtel, vous y trouverez tout à l’intérieur. C’est clinquant de décadence, mais après tout, c’est le strip, c’est Vegas!
CONSEILS
— Si vous jouez au casino, donner $ 2-​$ 5 de pourboire au serveur/​serveuse pour un service de boisson + rapide et commandez des $ 1 margarita toute la soirée (excellent qualité/​prix)
— Le service de l’hotel est au top. A votre arrivée, au check in, demandez poliment un upgrade ou une chambre en hauteur (rénovée) et ils essaieront toujours au mieux de vous accommoder

Nous avions réservé dans cet hotel pour sa réputation… et nous avons été très déçu, outré le fait que l’alarme incendie sonne tout les matins à 10h (pour la tester) le reste de l’hotel n’étais pas a la hauteur. Impossible de trouver quelque part ou manger tard, et notre chambre était sale (tache énorme sur la moquette etc…)
Bref la prochaine fois je né retournerais certainement pas dans cet hotel !

Gleich ein Tipp vorweg. Wenn ihr hier ein Zimmer bucht, vergewissert euch, dass ihr nicht im Roman Tower untergebracht seid. Es ist der älteste Teil des Gebäudes und das ist auch direkt sichtbar wenn man das Zimmer betritt!
Keine Minibar, Teppiche hatten schon bessere Tage erlebt, Zimmer sind ziemlich dunkel, der Ausblick nicht erwähnenswert. Alles in allem sehr enttäuschend. Für 200USD die Nacht bekommt man da wirklich deutlich bessere Unterkünfte!
Dennoch zwei Sterne, denn das Caesars ist alles in alle sehr beeindruckend. Der Eingangsbereich sucht seinesgleichen. Einfach 100% edel, großzügig und legendär gestaltet. Nicht umsonst werden hier viele Filmszenen gedreht. Echt genial.
Dann der Pool. Das ist wirklich eine gewisse Magie. Man fühlt sich wohl wie im alten Rom. Der Pool war umwerfend. Nicht sehr tief, aber im Sommer für Poolparty wohl genau richtig. Aber die anderen Gebäude direkt um den Pool schaffen eine besondere Atmosphäre. Ein Bier kostet 11USD. Aber es macht einfach auch Spaß dort am Pool zu liegen und ein Bierchen zu genießen. Warum? Es ist so wie das «sehen und gesehen werden» Ding was dort passiert. Extrem unterhaltsam.
Unser Zimmer hat eben den Unterschied gemacht. Denn Casino, Pool, und die gesamte Anlage waren einfach umwerfend. Aber wenn man eben dort übernachten möchte, sollte das Zimmer auch den Ansprüchen gerecht werden. Das hat eben nicht gepasst. Ansonsten ein Must See!

Aus dem Film Hangover ist das Caesars Palace mittlerweile weltbekannt und gilt als Insitution unter den Casinos/​Hotels in Las Vegas. Zum Positiven: Die Lage direkt am Strip ist kaum zu schlagen und von außen und im Eingangshallenbereich macht das Hotel einen richtig guten, pompösen Eindruck. Auch der Poolbereich ist super, auch wenn man für ein Bier hier 11 Dollar hinlegt.
Was mich sehr enttäuscht hat waren die Zimmer: die wirken sehr alt und fast schäbig, diverse Mängel wie keine Lüftung im Bad, Türschloss im Bad funktioniert nicht, keine Minibar, sehr teures Internet das man tageweise und pro Gerät dazubuchen muss sind nur ein paar der Dinge die ich richtig schlecht gefunden habe.
Da es in Las Vegas so viele neue, billige und richtig gute Hotels gibt, fällt mir eigentlich kein Grund ein, im Caesars ein Zimmer zu buchen. Also lieber Geld fürs Zimmer sparen und dann hier im Casino verzocken :)

Ce fut parfait.
Même si j’ai dû redescendre à la réception pour changer de chambre puisque celle affectée né correspondait ni à notre résa sur Booking, ni à nos aspirations.
La suite vue piscine au 14e étage était sensationnelle et nous en avons bien profité. Jacuzzi, sofa, lit extra large… après 3 nuits de camping dans Yosemite où nous nous étions gelés, ce fut bien évidemment le Paradis.
Certes, cet hôtel est kitch à souhait, clinquant et too much mis c’est exactement ce qu’on voulait voir de Vegas pour une première fois. La prochaine fois, on testera le Bellagio qui au travers d’une rapide visite semble parfait pour une seconde fois à Vegas :-)

Das Hotel Ceasars Palace ist ein riesiger Gebäudekomplex, der es am Anfang erfordert nach Schildern zu laufen, um sich nicht zu verlaufen.
Tolle Poolanlage, die man in den heißen Monaten zum Abkühlen brauch.
Das Essen kann ich hier nicht beurteilen, da wir — wie eigentlich fast überall in LV — es leid waren uns in endlose Schlangen anzustellen.

Meiner Meinung nach das schönste Casino in ganz Vegas!
Man kann gut Essen, das Casino bietet alles von Mall bis hin zum Pool.
Die Zimmer sind riesig und bequem, unser Bad hatte sogar einen Whirlpool.
Parkmöglichkeiten sind genügend vorhanden, allerdings muss man schon ein weniger mehr laufen.
Und in der Mitte des Strips hat dieses Casino die perfekte Lage.