Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

James Sandoval

I just wrapped up a four-night stay at Caesars Palace and honestly, it felt like stepping into its own little world right in the middle of the Strip. From the moment I walked into the lobby with all the marble, statues, and dramatic Roman décor, it really did give that “classic Vegas, but elevated” vibe people always talk about. My room in the tower was spacious, clean, and surprisingly quiet considering how busy the property is, so it was actually easy to crash and reset after late nights. Being center-Strip was a huge plus; I could walk to pretty much everything I wanted, but half the time I didn’t even feel the need to leave because Caesars has its own mini-city of restaurants, bars, and shops. I spent a good chunk of time just wandering the Forum Shops under the painted “sky,” grabbing coffee, people-watching, and catching the cheesy-but-fun Fall of Atlantis show. The pool complex was another highlight—multiple pools, plenty of space, and a resort feel that made it easy to just relax and forget about everything else. One night I went to a show at The Colosseum, and being able to just ride the elevator back to my room afterward instead of fighting Strip crowds was honestly worth a lot on its own. Staff I dealt with—from check-in to servers and casino floor folks—were friendly and helpful without being over the top, which made the whole place feel well-run despite how huge it is. It’s definitely not a budget hotel and the little extras add up, but for a “treat yourself” trip, the overall experience matched the price. I’d absolutely stay at Caesars Palace again and recommend it to anyone who wants that full, iconic Vegas experience in one place.

Tyrus

First time in Vegas and it was definitely an experience. As far as the hotel goes, the place itself is cool but it's just insane how expensive things are and all the fees associated with things. You paid $300 for a room? Well, Expedia won't mention it but there's a $62 resort fee per night, so factor that in. Want to use the cool pool because it's 80 degrees outside? Nah, closed for the season. Need a bottle of water or soda? They were about $6 a piece. You bought some on the strip and want to put them in your mini fridge? Gotta ask, otherwise if you move stuff around it's a $75 charge. Accidentally move the snacks or waters on the shelf in the room? Charge for those too. For the room itself, it was pretty nice except one of my pillows was gross and the A/C couldn't get below 72 even when it ran all day.

Venita Nance

I didn’t actually stay at Caesar’s Palace this trip, but I had multiple chances to walk through the casino and explore the property — and wow, it is stunning. I visited Hell’s Kitchen for dinner, which is located right outside of Caesar’s Palace, so I passed through the casino several times. Every time, I was impressed by how beautiful and well-maintained everything was. The grounds are clean, the décor is luxurious, and the whole place is lit up in a way that really captures the classic Las Vegas energy. It truly feels like one of the top casinos on the Strip. Based on my experience just exploring the property, I highly recommend staying here — and I’ll probably make Caesar’s Palace my hotel of choice next time I’m in Vegas.

Odeta

Parking can be tricky if you’re not staying there, you have to pay but once you go inside you’ll be amazed. It felt as if you were in another world. The ceiling is painted as if it’s sunset time and the interior is wonderful. If you think the outside looks good, wait until you go inside. It’s free to roam and walk around but definitely reserve at least an hour because this hotel is huge and you can easily get lost. Check out the pool too, it’s free if you wanna spend some time there during the day, it’s also really pretty to see even if you don’t want to sunbathe.

M. S.

First- the employee at the front desk (Kiara?) was amazing. She took the time to fully brief my colleagues and I, and was very welcoming. Sadly, I cannot recommend Caesar’s Palace if there is a need for WiFi. In the Palace Tower I have one Verizon bar. I’m told I can have two devices on WiFi, covered by the resort fee. I connected yesterday, but this morning the website says it’s $14.95 per device. I called the number for help with WiFi and after several minutes on the phone, the person said I shouldn’t be charged and she would connect my devices. Then she started going through all the information she needed for each device… WiFI address, type of device, etc. It was clear this would be a process for each of my two devices. Ridiculous as I had no devices on WiFi at that time and should be able to connect two without a hassle. So — the Palace Tower is fine if you do not need WiFi or if you are ok with just one Verizon bar. This was a work trip and it certainly tanked my ability to be productive. PROS—- the room was large, there was a deep bathtub and a separate shower. The bathroom was lovely. Check in staff was wonderful. Would I stay again? No - simply because of the complexity around WiFi.