Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Leo Garcia

Had a wonderful 5-nights stay here last week to celebrate my one year anniversary. Seven Stars check-in area is private and right by the separate Seven Stars’ valet area. We upgraded to the Colosseum Premium Suite. The suite is so spacious like an apartment, with a dining table, living room with big couch, King bedroom with two couch chairs & walk-in closet and a huge bathroom! There’s also a half bathroom by the dining area. The suite was chic and clean. Our only complaint is there was a knocking noise along the wall in the bedroom. I flagged this with concierge and security & an engineer came up but could not figure out the issue—even after we checked out, the issue was still occurring. Hope this has been fixed (room 6027). This hotel is great—lots of dining options and is walkable to other casinos/shops. This place is always crowded with energetic vibes. Casino is huge! Love it here— we’ll be back!

Big NATE

Caesars Palace is one of those iconic Vegas properties you feel like you have to visit at least once. The Roman statues, grand columns, and massive casino floor definitely give it that classic “old-school Vegas empire” vibe. But if I’m being honest, parts of the property are starting to show their age. Some areas feel dated, especially compared to newer resorts on the Strip. The layout can be confusing, and getting around sometimes feels like navigating an ancient labyrinth. Service during my stay was hit-or-miss. Long check-in lines, slow responses, and staff that didn’t seem particularly motivated took away from what should have been a luxury experience. That said, Caesars still shines in two major areas: restaurants and entertainment. The dining options are top-tier. From celebrity chef restaurants to upscale steakhouses, you can eat extremely well here without ever leaving the property. The food scene alone makes it worth visiting. And when it comes to entertainment, Caesars delivers in a big way. Major headliners, impressive production shows, and high-energy nightlife keep the place lively. So while the hotel experience itself feels a bit tired and the service didn’t impress, the culinary lineup and entertainment calendar keep Caesars relevant. It may not feel like the crown jewel of the Strip anymore, but it still throws a solid party. Overall: classic name, aging property, inconsistent service — but great food and shows save the day.

Jenna Newsome

We love the location. Pools were really nice and not crowded when we were there at the end of May. Plenty of free pool chairs if you didn't want to reserve one ahead of time-but they are first come. Had our bags held before check-in and then had them delivered to the room when our room was ready. Room was very spacious and we liked having the pool view. Also liked that The Deuce bus stop was within short walking distance. Would stay here again!

Stephanie Tarver

This is a beautiful hotel and I really enjoyed my stay there. It has Roman themed buildings alongside the busy Las Vegas strip with an enormous and iconic casino., elegant rooms, and many dining options. Starbucks inside, centrally located. A seasonal outdoor pool and a gym. Luxury spa plus a nightclub. One thing I did not appreciate was having to pay for coffee in the room. Room service is expensive as well. Allegiant Stadium is a short drive, which is a bonus. Uber and Lyft are always available.

Dayna Koldeway

This hotel is one of the best. The details in this casino and shopping are probably the best in Vegas. The casino feels high end and luxurious. In addition they have great shopping with all types and budgets of stores. If you want high end they have that and if you want average they have that as well.