Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

EveryoneLoves Stax

I had a great time at Caesars Palace celebrating my birthday. The person who checked me in was super friendly and was able to switch me to a newer tower once they heard I was celebrating. I ended up in the Augustus Tower, which was perfect. There was a note from engineering in the room that said the water has to reach the sensor for the jets to work in the hot tub. I guess the guest before me didn’t realize that—but the jets worked fine for me both nights. After walking all over Vegas, it felt great to soak and relax. I also appreciated how conveniently located the tower was. Once I checked in, I didn’t have to walk far—Augustus is right in front, so getting to the taxi pickup area was quick and easy. The parking garage is a bit of a walk, but that’s expected at a resort this size. I didn’t get a chance to check out the pool, but I did go to Deseo Sundays with Yo Yolie DJing, and it was a great time. Perfect way to top off the weekend. All in all, great experience. Might be back next year.

Alexis Garcia

Honest Review of Our Wedding Experience at Caesars Palace My husband and I recently had our wedding at Caesars Palace, and while the day itself was beautiful and we created unforgettable memories, there were a few parts of the experience that left us disappointed. What We Loved: The venue was stunning, and we truly appreciated being given extra time after the ceremony to take photos and enjoy the moment with our friends. That ended up being one of our favorite parts of the day. What Could Be Improved: • Ceremony Music: We paid $300 for our ceremony music, but the songs were barely audible and each only played for about 15 seconds—less than a minute total. I spent months choosing those songs, so this was the most disappointing part of the day. • Pricing & Add-Ons: Several items felt extremely overpriced. For example: • $300 for 14 simple candles that could be bought for under $20 • $400 for a cardboard champagne wall These costs made us feel like some add-ons were priced to take advantage of couples who are already overwhelmed and emotional. • Transportation: We were told we needed to book transportation through Caesars, so we paid $400 for a one-way trip to the venue. We later found out that the Wynn—where our guests were staying—offers round-trip transportation for $350. Had we known, we would have chosen that option. Overall: While our wedding day was beautiful and meaningful, parts of the experience made us feel more like a “money machine” than a couple celebrating a milestone. I hope Caesars takes feedback like this into consideration so future couples don’t feel rushed or overcharged.

Kenneth Simmons

Michelle and Dennis are truly exceptional members of the Caesar’s Palace team. From the moment I arrived, they set the tone with their genuine professionalism, warm personalities, and unmatched attention to detail. They consistently went out of their way to make sure everything was perfect, whether it was answering questions, offering local suggestions, or ensuring the experience was seamless and stress-free. What stood out the most was how sincere they were—you can tell they take pride in helping guests and creating a welcoming environment. People like Michelle and Dennis are the reason guests return. Caesar’s Palace is lucky to have them on the team, and I’m grateful for the outstanding service they provided throughout my stay

Rich K

This casino is absolutely massive, and there’s never a shortage of tables to play at. No matter what game you’re into, you can always find a spot without feeling crowded or rushed. The atmosphere is lively but still comfortable, and everything is well-organized despite the size of the place. The dealers were one of the best parts—friendly, helpful, and patient, even when explaining rules to newer players. Their attitude really adds to the overall experience and keeps the energy fun. If you’re looking for a big, well-run casino with tons of options and great staff, this is definitely a spot worth checking out.

James Sandoval

I just wrapped up a four-night stay at Caesars Palace and honestly, it felt like stepping into its own little world right in the middle of the Strip. From the moment I walked into the lobby with all the marble, statues, and dramatic Roman décor, it really did give that “classic Vegas, but elevated” vibe people always talk about. My room in the tower was spacious, clean, and surprisingly quiet considering how busy the property is, so it was actually easy to crash and reset after late nights. Being center-Strip was a huge plus; I could walk to pretty much everything I wanted, but half the time I didn’t even feel the need to leave because Caesars has its own mini-city of restaurants, bars, and shops. I spent a good chunk of time just wandering the Forum Shops under the painted “sky,” grabbing coffee, people-watching, and catching the cheesy-but-fun Fall of Atlantis show. The pool complex was another highlight—multiple pools, plenty of space, and a resort feel that made it easy to just relax and forget about everything else. One night I went to a show at The Colosseum, and being able to just ride the elevator back to my room afterward instead of fighting Strip crowds was honestly worth a lot on its own. Staff I dealt with—from check-in to servers and casino floor folks—were friendly and helpful without being over the top, which made the whole place feel well-run despite how huge it is. It’s definitely not a budget hotel and the little extras add up, but for a “treat yourself” trip, the overall experience matched the price. I’d absolutely stay at Caesars Palace again and recommend it to anyone who wants that full, iconic Vegas experience in one place.