Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace - overview.

• This legendary resort includes one of The Strip's main attractions: a shopping/dining/entertainment mall called The Forum Shops.
• Guestrooms all offer television Internet access and Palace Tower rooms feature two-person jetted tubs.
• An opulent pool complex supplies fun-in-the-sun, the mall offers family shows, and two casinos provide round-the-clock action.

Caesars Palace - Room details

Caesars Palace offers 2,450 guestrooms in four towers. The Palace Tower is the newest and most luxurious. The Roman, Centurion, and Forum towers date back to the 1966 opening, though all have been renovated many times since. All rooms provide television Internet access (via MSN TV) with a wireless keyboard.
• Palace Tower room - These rooms are a minimum of 500 square feet and have a marble entry. Extra-large bathrooms have a two-person jetted tub in alcove, include a separate stall shower, and have a marble, twin-sink vanity. Touches include crown moldings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Rooms have a desk with two chairs and feature one king bed or two queen beds.
• Deluxe room - Located in Roman, Centurion, or Forum towers and measuring 325 square feet, these rooms have a desk and chair. Bathrooms contain a tub/shower combination and marble vanity. Rooms feature a king bed or two double beds. A loveseat is included in king-bed rooms, upholstered chair in double-bed rooms.

Caesars Palace - Property information

What to expect: A tribute to Roman opulence, Caesars Palace opened in 1966 as a destination for celebrities and high rollers. Periodic expansion adhered to the theme while sparing a garden of cypresses, statues, and pools buffering the resort from The Strip. Marble, gilt, and crystal still set the tone. Wandering gladiators, Cleopatra look-alikes, and toga-clad beauties provide photo ops. And thousands troop through The Forum Shops.
• Amenity highlights: A spectacle of Roman-style grandeur featuring cypresses, palm trees, marble columns, and classical statues, the 4.5-acre Garden of the Gods supplies three pools and two spas for outdoor relaxation. The focal point is the round, 10,000-square-foot Palace Pool containing a rotunda in which stands an outsized, gilded statue of Caesar. The rectangular Neptune Pool provides 5,000 square feet of lap-swimming space. Screened from the others, the narrow, 150-foot-long Venus Pool welcomes topless sunbathers. The oval, 12-person spas offer secluded soaking behind hedges in the company of lovely statues. For-rent cabanas include television, telephone, ceiling fan, and padded lounges.
• Insider tip: By going to the Caesars Palace desk near luggage carousel Number 1, guests arriving at the airport may check into their rooms while waiting for luggage to arrive.

Caesars Palace - Dining information

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  Bradley Ogden - The celebrated San Francisco Bay Area chef prepares seasonal dishes such as hot and cold foie gras with kumquats, crispy black bass, and gnocchi with morels, asparagus, and braised veal. Contemporary decor of warm woods, fabric-draped lights, round booths.
• 808 - Memorializing the Hawaiian area code where chef Jean-Marie Josselin achieved fame, 808 features fare such as roast duck with lilikoi-caramel glaze under a ceiling of copper seashells.
• Palm Restaurant - An outpost of the legendary New York steakhouse, this place features prime-grade beef, Italian-style veal dishes, and jumbo lobsters.
• Spago - This spot replicates celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck's original casual-dining, fusion-food Hollywood restaurant with choices such as roast John Dory with shrimp couscous, blue crab salad, and lamb with baked polenta.
• Chinoise - Another example of a Wolfgang Puck restaurant that outlived the Los Angeles original, Chinoise features dim sum, sushi, noodles, and Asian-accented dishes such as lobster in coconut-curry sauce.
• Empress Court - This ornate, second-floor restaurant overlooks the pool complex, features Asian delicacies such as shark's fin, abalone, and bird's nests, and keeps seafood fresh in live tanks.
• Hyakumi - Waitresses in kimonos and a Japanese garden. Sushi, teppanyaki, and other Japanese specialties. Asian noodles for lunch.
• Neros - Intimate steakhouse serving beef, seafood, lamb, chicken, veal, and prime rib and featuring the Caesar salad, crab cakes, and chocolate soufflé.
• Terrazza - Tuscan-style, traditional, and contemporary Italian fare such as pastas, risotti, grilled lamb, and seared ahi with balsamic vinegar. Terrace seating by the pool complex and inside under an elaborate dome. Fronted by a lounge offering live jazz Wednesday-Sunday.
• Café Lago - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets, plus a 24-hour à la carte menu. Big booths, long banquettes, and poolside terrace seating.
• Cypress Street Marketplace - This nine-shop food court includes everything from pizza to wok-cooked dishes.
• The Cheesecake Factory - Chain restaurant featuring long global menu, huge portions, many cheesecakes and other desserts.
• Bertolini's - Pasta, pizza, Italian fare in casual setting, with expansive sidewalk seating inside The Forum Shops.
• Planet Hollywood - Movie memorabilia and long American-food menu.
• La Salsa - Mexican specialties and margarita bar.
• Stage Deli - New York-style deli sandwiches, cheesecake, matzo-ball soup.
• Post-Time Deli - Burgers and hot dogs in race and sports book.
• Room service is available 24 hours.

Caesars Palace - Entertainment information

• "Wednesday through Sunday in the enormous Colosseum theater that features an entrance of dazzling grandeur, Celine Dion stars in an extravaganza of song, dance, and high-tech and high-theater effects called A New Day. When Dion is on vacation, headliners such as Jerry Seinfeld appear.
• Under a sky-painted ceiling whose lighting varies from morning to evening, The Forum Shops mall offers shopping, dining, and entertainment amid a depiction of an ancient Roman neighborhood. Shops number nearly 100 and restaurants and cafés a dozen. Entertainment includes a sound-light-laser show featuring Roman gods at one giant fountain and, at another, a fire-water-smoke show during which mythical Atlantis rises and falls in a 50,000-gallon aquarium while outsized, animatronic characters struggle to rule the island.
• An IMAX 3-D ride, Race for Atlantis, is also located in The Forum Shops mall.
• At the Shadow Bar, juggling bartenders entertain up front while topless dancers perform in silhouette behind screens flanking the bar.
• Clubbers rock the night away at Cleopatra's Barge, where the dance floor is located on a floating barge.
• In two casinos of different character, Caesar's Palace supplies 129,000 square feet of slots, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, min-baccarat, pai gow poker, and pai gow. Included are a high-limit salon and a race and sports book offering individual flat-screen televisions and plush table seating. The hotel's original Palace Casino remains draped in crystal. The newer Forum Casino features a high ceiling, one half sleek, black, and all curves and the other half elaborately decorated in Roman classical style.
• ParkPlace Connection offers free membership cards that consolidate in single accounts slot and gaming-table play at five casinos: Caesars Palace, Bally's Las Vegas, Hilton Las Vegas, Paris Las Vegas, and Flamingo Las Vegas. Members earn cash and/or comp rewards redeemable for food, drink, and hotel services and facilities. Members also receive 10-percent discounts at gift shops owned by the hotels and may charge expenditures at all five hotels to their rooms."

Caesars Palace - Recreation information

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
• Aerobics classes
• Boating
• Fishing
• Golf
• Golf - driving range
• Helicopter/airplane sightseeing
• Horseback riding/rental
• Skydiving
• Tennis

Caesars Palace - Policy information

• The minimum age for the primary guest in a room is twenty-one (21).
• A two-night minimum stay and ten-night maximum stay are required. Saturday arrivals are not allowed.
• Extra person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
• There are no room charges for children 12 and younger occupying the same room as their parents.
• Rollaway beds and cribs may be available and fees may apply; both should be requested at time of booking.
• All bedding requests are subject to availability and should be requested at the time of booking.
• Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required upon check-in for incidental charges.
• All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in.
• Check-in time is 4 PM
• Check-out time is Noon

Caesars Palace - Amenities

• Air conditioning
• Bathrobes
• Bathroom telephone
• Cable/satellite TV
• Climate control
• Clock radio
• Desk
• Hair dryer
• In-room safe
• Iron/ironing board
• Modem Internet access
• Multi-line phone
• Non-smoking rooms
• Pay movies
• Private bathroom
• Smoking rooms
• Voice mail
• Wheelchair accessible

Caesars Palace - Attractions

• Casino
• In desert
• Near convention center
• Guggenheim Hermitage Museum (Venetian hotel) - 0.5 miles
• Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum (Venetian hotel) - 0.5 miles
• Fashion Show Mall (shopping, dining) - 0.75 miles
• Wet N Wild Water Park - 2 miles
• Las Vegas Convention Center - 2.5 miles
• Downtown Las Vegas - 4.25 miles
• Hoover Dam/Lake Mead - 32 miles

  McCarran International Airport (LAS): Approximate driving time is 10 minutes and distance is 3.25 miles.

  Driving directions from McCarran International Airport: Traveling from the airport, turn right (south) onto Departing Flights [Wayne Newton Blvd]. Continue (east) on Terminals Acc, then north on Arriving Flights. Bear right (north) onto Swenson St. Turn left (west) onto E Tropicana Ave. Bear right (west) onto local road(s), then right (north) onto SR-604 [S Las Vegas Blvd] and proceed to the hotel.

  Caesars Palace is located on the Las Vegas Strip. In addition to a rental car, transportation options to the hotel consist of taxis or for-fee shuttle vans that pick up and deliver visitors to various hotels.

Caesars Palace - Address

Caesars Palace
3570 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas