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    Caesars Palace

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    InLas Vegas, United States Of America

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    ABOUT THE HOTEL

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    • Free Wi-Fi

    You won’t find many hotels more famous than Caesars Palace – and no wonder, when it’s got a chart-topping pool garden and more than 20 places to eat and drink.

    Vacay here and you’ll be slap-bang in the centre of Vegas’ iconic strip. Tune in to the sounds of the city from a squashy cabana by one of the seven pools – each one’s named after a Roman god or goddess.

    This place also flaunts 20-plus restaurants and bars, an award-winning spa* and The Colosseum – a celebrity in the world of amphitheatres. Slot machines and games tables nab a bunch of floor space, too.

    While you're away, you'll have access to our 24-hour digital service, with a virtual rep.
    It’s worth noting that there are extra hotel fees that you’ll be asked to pay on check-in or check-out. We’ll let you know how much this is when you come to book. You'll also need to pay a security deposit by credit card upon arrival – this will be refunded on check-out as long there are no charges or damages to your room.

    • Rooms: 2419

    Things you'll love

    • Big choice of pools
    • 15 restaurants
    • Nightclub and theatre

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    Facilities

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    • Restaurants*

      There are more than 15 restaurants to choose from. Bacchanal Buffet features more than 500 items from around the world, and has won numerous 'best buffet' awards.

      There's also the renowned Nobu restaurant, which specialises in Japanese cuisine and the Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, which has a range of English dishes.

    • Pools*

      There are more than five pools to choose from and each of them offers a different experience. Try your luck at the Fortuna pool where you will find a swim-up blackjack table or relax in one of the luxurious cabanas at the more secluded Jupiter pool.

    • Nightlife*

      There's a huge variety of nightlife at this hotel. World-famous singers and comedians perform all year round in The Colosseum, the hotel's very own concert venue. Top DJs also perform throughout the year at the Omnia nightclub, which includes a terrace with views of the famous Las Vegas strip.

    Bait and Switch Reservation
    30 May , 2020 Z2819NDbobt
    We bought tickets for a concert at Caesars Coliseum and booked a room there too so we would be right there for the show. We booked 6 months out. We arrived and they said they had no rooms and transferred us to one of their other hotels Bally's. very disappointing and clearly just an attempt to draw people and and leave them with no options to force you to fill their other properties. I wouldn't stay again at a Caesars Property if they gave me free gambling, flight and hotel. Lousy way to treat their "guests" Bad Go Somewhere Else
    I miss Jay's hospitality
    27 May , 2020 Mattwatson7
    With all that is going on I just wanted to write and say I miss Jay's hospitality at the diamond desk. He was always most welcoming and made the experience perfect every trip. Can't wait for our next visit V/r, Matthew Watson
    Gaudy...rediculously expensive...very poor value
    13 Apr , 2020 Gary M
    I've been a Vegas visitor since the mid-80's...dozens of times. Stayed all over Vegas, several times at Caesars. It' been about 8 years since my last trip. Boy was I shocked!...First, a small bottle of water in your room...$8.50. A 2-cup carafe of coffee in the room...$14.00. My wife and I had a breakfast of eggs, bacon and toast in their cafe one morning...with tip the total was over $50!!!! I'll never say never, but it's probably my last vegas trip. Everything up and down the strip was the same...and the old way of making you feel welcome while they take your money at the tables...all gone. Last, I couldn't believe it but they have actually found ways to increase the house advantage at every casino game. I assume the young kids that swamp Vegas these days just don't know the difference...but it was sad to see. After the first day there, I quickly saw how they'd change the payouts on the Blackjack tables..and at the crap tables...and after losing a couple hundred dollars...I didn't gamble another dollar the entire trip. Used to be a fantastic trip...good, reasonable food...super friendly casino workers...and great shows at reasonable costs. Well....those days are past I guess. The entire trip was dogding kids crowding the sidewalks, and looking for a place to eat where the check for two people would be under $300. For anyone that remembers how vegas used to be...and likes to gamble....forget it.
    How to amaze a Brit
    11 Apr , 2020 Gwilym R
    I chose it because of the movie The Hangover. I didn't have any tigers in my room, nor met Mike Tyson, but otherwise I was not disappointed. I will definitely be going agin, and bringing a bunch of friends too!
    Hotel closed due to COVID19
    08 Apr , 2020 Quest505818
    booked for 2 nights and made to leave after 1 night due to hotel closing because of COVID 19, fair enough but charged for the 2 nights. Emailed the company we booked with and heard nothing back. Hotel is beautiful however due to the circumstances could not enjoy it. Booked this through Trivago and then this went through with Hotel Bookings @ Cancelon
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    Special Assistance

    We're looking into whether this property is generally suitable for those with reduced mobility. In the meantime, feel free to contact our Customer Welfare team or visit our accessible holidays page if you have any questions.


    Our Customer Welfare number is 0203 451 2585. Lines are open Monday to Friday 09.00-19.00. Calls from UK landlines cost the standard rate, but calls from mobiles may be higher, so please check with your network provider.

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