Caesars Palace

NO RESORT FEES!  Everything about this majestic property is opulent. Since Caesars Palace was built in 1965, guests have marveled at everything it has to offer.  The hotel is located in the heart of the Las Vegas strip.  

Guest Rooms
The hotel's more than 2,400 deluxe guestrooms feature amenities fit for an emperor.

Classic Rooms are 300-400 sq ft in size within the Forum, Roman and Centurion Towers, offer either 1 king or 2 double beds with bedside alarm clock and phone, cozy sitting area, armoire with 27" TV, marble bath, high-speed internet ($13.99/24hr fee applies), irons with ironing boards, hair dryers, electronic in-room safes, refrigerators, and motion sensor lighting.

Forum Tower Rooms feature luxury linens, wireless and wired internet access (fee applies), MP3 Player docking stations, mini-bars, 2 LCD televisions and dual Rain Bath showerheads in the bathrooms.

Deluxe Palace Tower Rooms are 500 sq ft, offer 1 king or 2 queen beds (upon availability at Check-In), elegant entrance hall, armoire with 27" TV, marble dry-bar, marble bath with double vanity and phone, oversized spa tub, writing desk with phone, high-speed internet, bedside alarm clock and phone, electronic in-room safes, iron and ironing board, and lavish décor. You can only win with this resort.

Hotel Amenities
Suffice it to say that every service and facility that you would expect from one of the finest hotels in the world is offered by Caesars Palace, including a concierge, wake-up calls, free valet parking, ATMs, daily housekeeping, dry cleaning, safety deposit boxes, multilingual staff, currency exchange, and doctors on-call. Not to mention Free Shuttle service to all Harrah's sister properties including Bally's Harrah's Rio and Paris from 10am-1am Mon-Wed, Thur-Sun 10am - 4am.

Gaming
With more than 120,000 square feet of gaming space in three casinos, guests can play and win 24 hours a day! No matter what your game, you will find it in the Caesars casino. Table games include Roulette, Blackjack, Craps, and more. Guests can also choose from a wide array of slots and video poker machines.

Entertainment
Beginning February 20, 2008, The Colosseum at Caesars Palace presents Bette Midler.  This show will be the biggest, most imaginative production Bette Midler has ever done.  With plenty of girls, gags and guffaws, her incomparable humor, the best song catalogue in Amerian music and her fabulous "Kiss My Brass" section, audiences will be treated to an experience that can only be referred to as "divine".  Bette Midler plays 5 nights a week and is dark on Monday and Thursday.  The legendary Cher performs in her spectacular 90 minute production 'Cher at the Colosseum' four nights a week.  The show starts at 7:30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday and features countless chart-topping hits from her unparalleled career as well as incredible special effects, choreography and of course, dazzling costumes.

Dining
And when you've worked up an appetite from reveling in everything that sin city has to offer, prepare for a banquet that is sure to satisfy any appetite. There is a vast array of dining options at this phenomenal hotel. Guests can also head down to the Forum Shops and the Appian Way, within the resort, for even more dining options, including Hyakumi Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar, Neros, 808, Mesa Grill, Empress Court, and Rao's.  Serious food critics applaud Rao's simplicity, excellence and authenticity.  Rao's at Caesars has been modeled after the original restaurant in New York to recreate the storefront look and ambience of a turn-of-the-century restaurant.  If you want to dine in the luxury of your guest room, you will be impressed with the hotel's room service menu. Located next to Rao's, opening November 23rd, 2007, indulge in the new Payard Patisserie and Bistro.  Serving breakfast, brunch and lunch and featuring an all-dessert tasting menu.  Pick up Chef Payard's famous chocolates, candies and patisseries in the brand new retail area of the Bistro and be transported to confectionary heaven!

Shopping
Caesars features arguably the world's finest shopping adventure, with two fabulous shopping locales, the well-known 240,000+ square foot Forum Shops and the recently added Appian Way. With over 100 top stores to choose from, you are guaranteed to find what you're looking for, whether it's the latest Gucci bag, Cartier watch, or Christian Dior evening gown.

Fitness, Beauty, & Outdoor Activity 
Note on Gargen of the Gods Pool Complex as of 7-10-8:  Caesars Palace is currently transforming the Garden of the Gods pool oasis into the city's most breathtaking aquatic retreat. The spectacular enhancements include an exclusive VIP pool and three additional pools overlooking the oasis, more cabanas, chaise lounges and day beds, plus luxurious amenities like a new poolside café, garden wedding venue and an expanded whirlpool spa. Please note that until they complete these improvements in spring 2009, capacity at the Garden of the Gods complex may be limited.The Caesars Palace pool area leaves little to be desired, from its Roman architecture to verdant surroundings. Soak up the sun's rays or splash in one of the hotel's 3 pools. The Temple Pool is 10,000 sq ft of flowing water and is covered with a giant rotunda that tops a central island, The Neptune Pool is a 5,000 sq ft heated pool great for lap swimmers, or The Venus Pool which offers European sun bathing and 12 fabulous poolside cabanas available for a daily rental (fee may apply).   When you want to be rejuvenated, Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace is the place to go, this lavish Spa will feature an immersive atmosphere including Roman Baths, an Arctic Ice Room, and an  array of skin treatments including Crystal Body Art, therapeutic massages and one of the most expansive Fitness Centers in Las Vegas.  If you're a golfer, make sure you bring your clubs – you will not regret playing at Cascata, one of the most highly rated courses in the U.S. If you're more of a racquetball or tennis player, you will find those facilities at Caesars too. The hotel's rock climbing walls are also a great deal of fun!

More Fun
When you want to take a break from Vegas' hustle and bustle, relax and have a drink in one of the hotel's numerous lounges. When you want to dance late into the night, you'll find Cleopatra's Barge Nightclub to be absolutely perfect.

Events & Business Facilities
With 3 ballrooms and meeting facilities, over 160,000 square feet of conference space, audiovisual equipment, and knowledgeable staff, Caesars Palace is perfectly suited to help you make your next event a total success. Guests whose trips to Vegas include business will find the hotel's business center and services second to none.

Caesars Palace scores a perfect 10 in every department! This magnificent hotel offers the best of everything – dining, gaming, entertainment, shopping, and more! Come see for yourself…

Note:  CHECK-IN REQUIREMENTS:  Upon Check-In, you will be required to provide HOTEL with a valid credit card or cash deposit for incidentals.  If using a credit card, the deposit will be $100 per each day of your stay.  If using cash, the deposit will be $200  for the entire stay.  A cash deposit will only activate in-room movies and phone.  If a guest fails to provide the requested credit card or cash deposit, Hotel will refuse to allow said guest to check into Hotel.  No pets allowed. Rates are for single/double occupancy.  Extra person charge is $30 per person, per night., regardless of age.  Please check in after 3pm and check out before 11am. Minimum age at check in is 21 years old and valid picture ID is required. Many of the amenities, features, and services described above may not apply to all rooms, all sections of the property, and to all months of the year. We also cannot guarantee that the above information will be accurate at the time of your visit to the property. Furthermore, much of the above represents the opinions of our writers. Errors and omissions excepted. Other restrictions may apply and some amenities are not complimentary.

NO RESORT FEES! 

Enjoy a day of shopping at the 180 stores of Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, which simulates ancient Roman streets with fountains, statues and facades. The Forum's painted ceiling resembles an expansive sky that evolves through the 24-hour day, each hour.

In a setting of Roman-style grandeur with cypresses, palm trees, marble columns, and classical statues, the 4.5-acre Garden of the Gods includes four pools and two oversized spa tubs. The round, 10,000-square-foot Palace Pool contains a rotunda with a gilded statue of Caesar. Cushioned, draped daybeds surround the rectangular, 5,000-square-foot Neptune Pool. Screened for privacy, the sundeck around the 150-foot-long Venus Pool is available for topless sunbathing. (A surcharge is required to access the independently operated Venus Pool.) Poolside cabanas with TVs, phones, ceiling fans, and padded lounges are available for rent.

Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace features lavish Roman baths and an Arctic Ice room, therapeutic massage, and skin treatments. An expansive fitness center is available.

Hotel guests receive preferred tee times at Harrah's Rio Secco Golf Club, 14 miles away. Set among the foothills of the Black Mountains, the club has an 18-hole championship course designed by Rees Jones.

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, 23.5 miles away, provides rock climbing, biking and hiking trails, and scenic drives. The Lake Mead National Recreational Area, 30 miles away, offers fishing, boating, swimming, and hiking. Mount Charleston, 39 miles away, has biking and hiking trails, horseback riding, skiing, and snowboarding.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.

Guests must be at least 21 years old to check in at this property.

Glittering, larger-than-life gambling palaces dominate Las Vegas Boulevard South, better known as The Strip. Here, hotels are destinations unto themselves. Within a three-mile stretch, visitors can see the New York City skyline, the Eiffel Tower, an Egyptian pyramid, imperial Rome, a dancing fountain, and an exploding volcano. A monorail links several hotels and the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at Check-In for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon Check-In and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.

The 4,300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace (surcharge) is home to Kiss My Brass, a theatrical production starring Bette Midler (Tuesday-Sunday). Elton John headlines The Red Piano. Cher performs her hits from across four decades in an extravagant production spectacular. Celine Dion appears at the venue. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld also appears at the venue. The Caesars Palace Amphitheatre (surcharge) also hosts headliners.
Two casinos totaling 129,000 square feet include slots, table games, a poker room, and a race and sports book.
The Forum Shops has a fire, water, and smoke show with mythical Atlantis rising and falling in a 50,000-gallon aquarium with outsized, animatronic characters.
At the Shadow Bar, juggling bartenders entertain while topless dancers perform in silhouette behind screens flanking the bar. Cleopatra's Barge, a floating barge lounge, offers live music nightly. The independently operated OPM nightclub features DJ music nightly. Another independently operated nightclub, Pure, includes the Pussycat Dolls Lounge and DJ music. Nightclub cover charges may apply.

Restaurant Guy Savoy - Renowned Parisian restaurateur Guy Savoy's only U.S. restaurant. On second floor with view of classically inspired architecture and statuary of the Roman Plaza. Open Wednesday–Sunday. Dinner only.

Mesa Grill - Branch of celebrity chef Bobby Flay's celebrated New York restaurant featuring Southwestern cuisine. Lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch.

Bradley Ogden - Celebrated San Francisco chef serving New American cuisine based on seasonal Bay Area ingredients. Dinner only.

Beijing Noodle No. 9 - Bejing #9, Caesars Palace newest restaurant, offers an upscale casual restaurant feauturing hand-pulled noodles, authentic house-made soup dumplings, and Cantonese-style dim sum. Open 7 days a week, serving lunch and dinner from 11 AM to 11 PM.

Palm Restaurant - Outpost of legendary New York steakhouse featuring prime-grade beef and jumbo lobsters. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Spago - Replication of celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck's original casual-dining, fusion-food Hollywood restaurant. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Chinoise - Wolfgang Puck restaurant that outlived Los Angeles original. Menu offering Asian-accented dishes, including dim sum. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Serendipity 3 - Famous New York City landmark eatery offering a one-of-a-kind dining experience in the dining room or outdoor al fresco dining on three terraces topped with bright pink and orange awnings. Located near Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, adjacent to the iconic fountains of Caesars Palace and aside the bright lights of the Las Vegas Strip. Sweet and savory menu, including popular favorites such as the Forbidden Broadway Sundae and A Summer Bries sandwich. Open Sunday - Thursday 11 AM to 11 PM, and Friday and Saturday 11 AM to midnight.

Rao's - A slice of East Harlem on the Strip that serves homestyle Italian food. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Payard Patisserie & Bistro – Dinner at Chef Francois Payard’s French bistro features an all-dessert tasting menu. Bistro fare and pastries are served for breakfast and lunch. A retail shop sells chocolates, pastries, and coffee to go.

Hyakumi Restaurant & Sushi - Japanese specialties, including teppanyaki. Lunch and dinner.

Neros - Intimate steakhouse serving prime-grade beef and contemporary dishes. Dinner only.

Café Lago Buffet - Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend buffets. Poolside terrace seating.

Cypress Street Marketplace - Nine-shop food court. Open from late morning to late night.

The Cheesecake Factory - Branch of national chain offering long global menu, oversized portions, and many cheesecakes and other desserts. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Bertolini's - Pasta, pizza, Italian fare in casual setting with expansive "sidewalk" seating inside the Forum Shops. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Planet Hollywood - Branch of international chain featuring movie memorabilia and American food. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Augustus Café - Casual 24-hour spot overlooking Roman Plaza.

La Salsa - Mexican specialties and margarita bar. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Stage Deli - New York-style deli sandwiches, cheesecake, matzo-ball soup. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.

Post-Time Deli - Burgers and hot dogs in race and sports book. Independently operated. Lunch and dinner.