Caesars Palace

I recently stayed at Caesars Palace and overall had a great experience. The room was very nice and spacious, with a beautiful view overlooking the Strip. It felt comfortable and luxurious, and there was plenty of space for everyone in our group. The hotel offers so many options for entertainment and fun — you’re never bored here. There’s a great atmosphere throughout the property, and the selection of restaurants is amazing. No matter what cuisine you’re in the mood for, you’ll find something excellent. However, there were a few downsides. I was surprised that WiFi came with limitations — only two devices per room were included, and additional access required extra payment. Since we booked the room for four people, that felt a bit restrictive. We also only received three sets of towels for

I just came back from Las Vegas, where I stayed at Caesars Palace for three days. A month ago, I stayed at The Venetian Resort, so I naturally can compare the two experiences. The first thing I noticed was the difference in the rooms. In my opinion, the Venetian is far superior in terms of comfort and overall room quality. At Caesars, the rooms feel older and in need of renovation, while the Venetian feels more modern and well maintained. One thing that really surprised me was the WiFi policy. Complimentary WiFi is limited to just two devices, and after that, it’s almost $15 per additional device. In today’s world, where most people travel with phones, iPads, and laptops, this feels unnecessary and outdated. There were also small details that made a difference. There were no bathrobes o

My wife accompanied me on a business trip. We arrived at LAS around 12:15 PM after a 9 hour flight. Shuttle dropped us off around 1 PM. Took us a while to find the front desk as this place is huge. The lady that helped us at the front desk could sense our exhaustion and let us check in a few hours early free of charge - we were most grateful. We stayed for three nights on the 26th floor of the Palace Tower. Our room was fantastic. Walk in shower with a jacuzzi tub. Comfortable sofa and chair. Bed was very comfortable. Wifi wasn’t so great - had to use the hotspot from my phone to use my laptop, bit frustrating when trying to get some work done after the conferences. Not a dealbreaker by any means. The conference center itself (Promenade Center) was enormous, and the staff treat

Absolutely wonderful experience. We stayed here for two nights and truly enjoyed every moment. We arrived around 12:30 pm and paid an additional $35 for early check-in, but it was well worth it as we were upgraded to an Octavius room with a built-in jacuzzi tub. I recommend to check in online using their portal before arriving here. You can skip a long line and complete check in process using a kiosk in the lobby. A $200 security deposit was required at check-in. The room was very spacious and faced the pool area, offering a beautiful garden view. The hotel itself is massive and has the Forum Shops attached, which adds to the overall luxury experience. We loved exploring the property, it really feels like living in Rome, with epic and stunning architecture throughout. They offer a very

We chose Caesars Palace for my childhood best friend’s bachelorette because she dreamed of celebrating at a luxury, iconic property. For a once in a lifetime milestone, we expected a seamless experience. Unfortunately, the stay involved repeated operational and billing failures that created unnecessary stress during an important celebration. We paid for early check in for two rooms but were never notified when they were ready and had to follow up ourselves. The in room phones did not work. Bell services took over an hour for five bags, leaving us scrambling to prepare for the bride’s arrival. Throughout the stay, I was unable to obtain a Caesars Rewards card from any kiosk, resulting in missed points on dining, casino play, and other purchases. To add to the inconsistency, members of ou