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A tribute to the opulence of Rome, the iconic Caesars Palace offers an empire of restaurants, nightlife, gaming, relaxation, and entertainment in the center of the Las Vegas Strip. Celebrity chefs and entertainers The 4,100-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace is home to world-class entertainment from superstars including Céline Dion, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Reba, Brooks & Dunn, and many others. Dining choices include cuisine from celebrity chefs like Gordon Ramsay, Bobby Flay, Guy Savoy and Nobu Matsuhisa.
Caesars Palace
3570 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, Nevada
89109-8933
Nearest Airport: LAS
Great experience from start to finish. We felt like royalty. From the cupcakes at check in, to the amazing views in our room, to the best dinner ever, it was absolutely perfect.
Rhonda D
Kiana was amazing during the check in process. Exceptional customer experience!
Camper36913255568
when I stayed here I was diamond and I always wanted to stay here, when I was a child my family drove through Vegas and stayed at some motel 6 type of place. Years later I always saw Caesars as one of those iconic hotels you had to stay at, I found a very reasonably price week and as a Christmas present I stayed there. The diamond checkin was amazing, the staff was truly incredible. As this is a 1 star review that is the only good thing I have to say about this hotel. Doing a little research and you will find that this hotel actually dates back to 1966 and once you navigate the hotel a few times such as self park to check in to hotel tower to self parking back to room you realize that it is a patchwork of poorly thought out separate construction projects. For example to get from the self park to the hotel elevators I was place at there are 3 routes, the shortest route has 2 stair cases, the next and only other route I could find has 1 stair case and there is a third route kind of hidden and much longer which has no stairs. I was harassed by security because my key was in my pocket and both my hands were full of luggage so after I came back down to make a second trip I asked that annoying security person how to get to my room without any stairs and in that minimum wage I have a badge way he explained to me instructions that made no sense, I questioned him and he again in an even more derogatory tone repeated exactly the same thing. I told him that his instructions do not make sense, walk me through it, are you giving me the directions from here or from the self park? He just repeated him and started to talk to someone else. So I attempted to follow his directions with my heavy luggage. Well needless to say his instructions did not make sense and I was once again at stairs which I fell down. An employee walking by me asked are you ok as I am laying flat on my face on the ground, dazed I mumbled I think so and he promptly continued on his way. After I got to the room and saw how injured my toes were I slept it off and the next day and so much pain walking I contacted the amazing person at check in and asked if they could help me out as I had planned on walking 3 hotels over for a buffet each day of my stay (I had 1/2 price coupons) and honor my coupons at their buffet. Their responded No, we cant do that you have to file a report with security. I was degraded by their security and treated like a criminal and assured I would hear back from them within 7-14 days. Well it is well over a year later and I still have not heard back from them despite the fact that I have attempted to contact them by phone and stopped by the check in multiple times. I cant say I am shocked by a large corporation acting like that though I was disappointed that a company who works so hard to sell a dream would not be able to do anything at all to fix a problem like this. It is just quite disappointing. Thankfully Caesars does not have any buffets worth eating at and I will no longer use any of their services again. I will be more than happy to recommend any other non-caesars/el dorado property to anyone who asks my advice on where to stay in vegas.
Jane F
Checkin: you pay $100 a night deposit and $65 a day resort fee. The fees gives you access to the gym, pool, WiFi and local call. If you don’t use any of those while at the resort oh well. Or look at it as $65 a day for WIFI I stayed in an Augustus Tower Suite. The best thing I can say is that the view of Balagio is very nice. Carpet is very worn to the point it looks dirty. I’m not sure what happened to the furniture but it is severely worm, to the point the bare wood is showing. Coffee is not provided. There is a Keurig machine but you have to pay for the coffee to in it. The top of the mini bar has items on a pressure plate. Don’t touch them or pick them up. You will be charged for picking up any items. Don’t know them over either. You would think suites would come with robes, nope. The check in staff were nice as they politely took the $600 deposit and resort fee. I am a big fan of the resort but this room is definitely substandard for them
PattiJ35 - Washington DC, District of Columbia
We stayed for 3 nights. Opted in for housekeeping at check in and never received housekeeping throughout our stay.. had to call the front desk multiple times, each time they told us someone is coming up.. well that never happened. Spoke with Jordan who is apparently the FD manager.. said he would comp resort fees- that never happened. Called for toilet paper at 7AM, again at 8AM and finally again at 10AM until someone brought us up a roll. Called for towels multiple times until we finally got them delivered. left trash outside our bedroom door since no housekeeping and that trash stayed there for over 24 hours. Called multiple days, was told a manager would call back, and still has not...To say we are disappointed is an understatement. i will NEVER stay at this hotel again.
courtney l - North Andover, Massachusetts
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