Caesars Palace has the following pet policy:

• Dogs staying at Caesars Palace must weigh 50 pounds or less and be present at the time of check- in.
• Up to 2 dogs per room are allowed
• Dogs are permitted to walk through designated common areas while on a leash and accompanied by the owner.

Hotel room rates for owners traveling with a dog are competitively priced at a $40 per night upgrade for designated pet-friendly hotel accommodations in the Augustus Tower at Caesars Palace.

The 4,300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace hosts some of the world's best-known musicians and entertainers. Celine Dion and Jerry Seinfeld have ongoing engagements here, and a powerhouse list of visiting acts includes comedians and internationally known performers. Absinthe, a nouveau circus blending burlesque and vaudeville, is held in the outdoor Spiegeltent, a century-old wooden circus tent decorated with stained glass and velvet.

Like a proper Roman palace, Caesars Palace hosts theater and opulent performances throughout. In the Shadow Bar, juggling bartenders ply their trade in front of topless dancers, performing in silhouette. Step onto Cleopatra's Lounge, the hotel's floating bar, and enjoy nightly live music. PURE hosts live DJs.

Schedules and availability are subject to change without notice; for more information on current shows, contact the hotel at the number listed on the reservation confirmation received after booking via this web site.

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.

Las Vegas has become a world-class dining destination, and some of the best restaurants are here in Caesars Palace. With more than 2 dozen restaurants and cafés, this hotel offers something for every palate and budget. Savor a sizzling steak, dine casually at 3 PM or 3 AM, and pick from Michelin-star winners, recipients of James Beard Awards, and Las Vegas outposts of internationally famous eateries. And room service? Available 24 hours a day. Among the offerings:

Restaurant Guy Savoy - Chef Guy Savoy racked up 3 Michelin stars, international accolades, and an entry in the Larousse encyclopedia in his native France. Here, in his only American restaurant, he brings his lauded cuisine to you. Try the 10-course Menu Prestige, which hits some of the many highlights of the restaurant's offerings. Take a shallower dip into Savoy's repertoire with the 90-minute TGV menu, or create your own meal from the à la carte menu. Sip champagne and nibble on small plates at Bubble Bar.

Bradley Ogden - San Francisco chef Bradley Ogden championed organic food early on; at Caesars, his restaurant features New American dishes made with this philosophy in mind. This James Beard Award-winning restaurant serves dinner only.

Rao's - Walk into Rao's, and you'll be transported to the quintessential New York-style Italian restaurant. This family-owned eatery has amassed 110 years of history in East Harlem. Choose pasta or risotto, the cherry pepper-topped veal chop, or the classic steak bistecca. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Beijing Noodle No. 9 - This Las Vegas incarnation of a casual Chinese noodle shop features a menu focused on hand-pulled noodles and house-made soup dumplings. Other dishes include pan-fried shrimp in Chinese wine sauce and imperial seafood soup dumplings. Dim sum is also served.

Serendipity 3 - Walk past the iconic Caesars Palace fountain to this imported New York landmark, where you can dine on the Monster Meatballs and Spaghetti or the Triple-Decker Grilled Cheese Sandwich, followed by the Crème de la Cream Cheesecake or Deep Fried Oreos and Ice Cream. Eat in the dining room, or dine outside under bright pink-and-orange awnings.

Guests traveling with dogs must book the "Pet Stay" rate category. Pets are not permitted in other rate or room categories.

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.

Caesars Palace transports you to a bigger, better version of palatial Roman leisure, and nowhere is this more evident than its sprawling, 4.5-acre Garden of the Gods pool area. Grab a towel and explore the 5 pools, 2 large spa tubs, and a meandering space full of palm trees, cypresses, marble columns, and classical statues. Swim under a gilded statue of Caesar at the 10,000-square-foot Palace Pool, recline in a daybed by the Neptune Pool, or soak up the sun at the Apollo Pool. You can play swim-up blackjack at the Fortuna Pool, or, for a surcharge, visit the independently operated Venus Pool, which includes a screened-in area for topless sunbathing.

More than 40 cabanas (surcharge) surround the pools. Reserve one, and you too can relax in the shade with a ceiling fan, flat-panel TV with DVD player, cozy furniture, and included wireless Internet access.

Looking for something a little more active? A fitness center, part of Qua Baths & Spa (surcharge for access), offers Technogym equipment in a space flooded with light by bay windows. The fitness concierge can help find the best routine for you.

At Qua Baths & Spa, you can experience desert heat, falling snow, waterfalls, and mineral pools, all within a single afternoon. Start in the traditional Roman baths with a dip in the warm, mineral-enriched Tepidarium before alternating between the hot Caldarium and the cold plunge of the Frigidarium. Sit beneath the domed ceiling of the 55-degree Arctic Ice Room, and a heated bench will keep you toasty as snow descends around you. Lounge in the men's or women's Tea Rooms, where the tea sommelier will create a blend to match your selected treatment.

And what treatments there are to choose from! Qua's offerings range from relaxing massage and skin-balancing facials to chakra balancing, dream interpretation, and yoga and water Qi Gong classes. The 51 treatment rooms suit almost any need you can dream of, including the Crystal Body Art Room, where you emerge sparkling with Swarovski crystals.

A Green / Sustainable Property - Second Party Certified
This property participates in Travellife Gold, a second-party certification program. Second-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an assessor or auditor that is not independent of the second-party certification program.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a 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 following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, Check-In, or Check-Out.

The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.