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General policies & fine print
Check-in Policy - A valid credit card is required for incidentals deposit, to be authorized at check-in. Deposit amount will vary based on length of stay and will be released if no charges are made to the room (timing of release varies). Suites may require additional deposits. Cash deposits will not be accepted.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
General Information - Room taxes are included in vacation price. Early check-in fees and minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Parking - Effective immediately, Caesars Palace Las Vegas charges for parking.
Resort Fee - For guests arriving from all origins, a mandatory hotel-imposed fee is charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
•Resort fee inclusions:
1.In-room Wifi for two devices per day at the Premium Wifi speed of 20 Mbps
2.Fitness center passes for two per day (for those properties with a fitness center)
3.All local calls
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in.
PetStay program:
Dogs are the only animal allowed. Up to 2 dogs per room are allowed.
Dogs must weigh 50 pounds or less each, and be present at time of check-in.
Dogs are only allowed in specific rooms so it is imperative to book the PetStay Category.
Guests travelling with their dog(s) will be required to fill out a waiver accepting responsibility for any damage or cleaning charges that may occur while at the hotel.
Dogs are permitted to walk through designated common areas while on a leash and accompanied by the owner.
- Early Departure Penalty: 1 Night Applies: Sunday - Saturday 01Jan15 - 31Dec50
- No Show Penalty: 1 Night Applies: Sunday - Saturday 01Jan15 - 31Dec50
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
31681 reviews
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Apr 23, 2025Horrible hotel room
What a disappointment. Staying here for a conference and the room is a disgrace. Dried blood on a towel in the bathroom. All mirrors smeared due to being cleaned with a dirty cloth. Dried blood on bedsheets. Light out in the bathroom. Scotch tape pieces all over the ceiling. Motel 6 is a step above this dirty place. Our company is spending a fortune to stay here and it's terrible. Stay anywhere else but here. Ugh
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Apr 22, 2025dubious practices ( minibar and checkout)
charged my CC after checkout but I don t even know what for ! they checked the room but forgot to provide enough towels and shower products. Lights not working in shower. Other than that, their word is worth more than ours- so were called liars: the minimar personnel saidd we had used the drinks but could not say when - the sensors did not show the time ... WHEN WE DID NOT USE ANYTHING. Had asked for an upgrade, paid for it, YET, the swimmingpool view is not worth it, at all.
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Apr 22, 2025Cena for the win!!!
Even though we arrived past midnight for our reservation and Seifer was the kindest host to help check us in, gave us amazing recommendations, and made our stay so much better. The room was very clean and spacious. Best stay I've ever had in a hotel!
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Apr 22, 2025
Great experience in a suite in the Octavius Tower
We stayed in one of the mid-sized (not petite) suites in the Octavius Tower in April 2025. Here's everything you need to know... Caesar's Palace is one of the larger casinos on the strip and mid-range in terms of luxury (nicer than the other Harrahs/Caesars properties, but not as luxurious as Aria or Cosmopolitan). That said, we found everything to be extremely clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Because it's a large casino, expect to do a lot of walking (could be a problem if you're with people with mobility issues). Our suite (room 6886) was in the Octavius Tower which is the second tower away from the strip. It was very spacious with a half bath, bar area (not wet), living room that could easily seat four, a dining area that seats five comfortably, and a large primary suite. The bedroom has a large bathroom with a jetted tub, shower, WC with a toilet, and dual sinks. There are two large closets in the suite (one off the bedroom) with an ironing board, mini bar (ours was not stocked), makeup table with a lighted mirror, blackout curtains and a safe. There was no hairdryer or coffee maker so we had to call down for those. The coffee maker used traditional Keurig pods. Each suite in this tower has access to a connecting room with two queen beds and the same sized bathroom (but no makeup table). The lights, temperature, speakers, curtains are all controlled through an electronic controller which was simple to use. We asked housekeeping to bring up a small refrigerator to our room, which they did at no charge, since it's difficult to keep personal drinks in the refrigerator designed for the mini bar. Our suite overlooked the parking of the Bellagio and had a partial strip view, while suites on the opposite side of the hallway overlook the pools. It was also at the very end of the hallway which was a considerable walk after walking all the way through the casino to the back tower (Octavius)-- the Augustus tower is a bit closer. Again, not a problem unless you're with guests that have mobility issues or if you forget something and have to run back to the room! :) Note that there is an elevator dedicated to the top two floors (all suites)-- it's not private, but you can use your room key to call it so you won't have to wait as long for other people to get in and out. Of course, you can also access the suite floors from the regular elevators as well. The pools are beautiful and well maintained but there isn't a wave pool or lazy river like you can get at some of the other properties. There is a pool bar, cabanas, and loungers. I posted a map of the pools in the photos so if you're interested, check it out. Nobu Hotel. For an elevated experience, you may want to check out Nobu Hotel which is on the Caesar's Palace property but has a seperate entrance inside the casino. Restaurants. There are plenty! In addition to the food court and Starbucks (which closes at 5pm btw) inside the casino, there's the Bacchanal buffet and several other high end restaurants including our favorite go-to every time we're in Vegas -- Amalfi by Bobby Flay. Be sure to get reservations on Opentable in advance if you plan to go. Our least favorites are Gordon Ramsey's Pub and Grill and Hell's Kitchen. If you want to go to a Ramsey restaurant, we recommend the more casual Gordon Ramsey's Burger (there are two locations on the strip-- we prefer the one in Planet Hollywood but it's a bit longer walk than the one right across the strip). There's also a 24 hour restaurant called Americano which is convenient and has a varied menu. There are also several restaurants at various price points as well as great shopping in the Forum Shops which is connected to the casino. Parking. Valet is $50, but if you're a Diamond, Diamond Plus, or Silver Stars Caesars rewards member, it's free. There's self-parking but I'm not sure how you access it or how much that costs. Diamond/Silver Star perks. Unlike some of the other hotels who have closed their Diamond lounges (or simply don't staff them all the time), Caesars offers excellent perks for D/SS members. There are two dedicated check-in lounges-- one for Diamond and one for Silver Stars. The first rep we spoke to at the Diamond lounge wasn't helpful at all and told us to upgrade, we had to go speak to a host, which we found surprising. The host told us to go back to the Diamond registration. There, we spoke to a different rep (Shayna) who was incredibly helpful. There is also a dedicated D/SS line for the buffet (so you don't need to wait in the long line) and a dedicated D/SS taxi line. You can earn and use points at every restaurant in the hotel as well (unlike some of the properties that have restaurants that don't offer or allow you to redeem points). Location. The location is mid-strip so the property is close to the following hotels in case you're booking with family/friends who prefer a different property: The Linq, Bellagio, Flamingo, and Harrah's. The following hotels are a short walk: Planet Hollywood, Paris, Horseshoe, Aria, Cosmo, Vdara, Venetian, Wynn, Cromwell, and the Fashion Show mall (which also has good shopping). Shows and Activities. Absinthe (the show) is on the Caesar's Palace property. The High Roller wheel and zipline is accessible from The Linq which is just across the strip, and behind The Linq (slightly longer walk) is Sphere. Caesars is a short cab ride to Allegiant stadium. Airport. Caesars Palace is about a 15 - 20 minute drive to Harry Reid (McCarran) airport. Upon arrival at the airport, you'll need to cross the pedestrian bridge in the parking structure located near baggage claim if someone is picking you up, but if you're taking a cab or rideshare, just follow the signs. Hope this helps you plan. Enjoy your trip!
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Apr 22, 2025
Very disappointed
We booked here for our Honeymoon and expected great things from Caesars Palace and we were extremely disappointed. We checked in and we were immediately met with an 'upsell' of a suite for an extra $200 a night (should have been $1350 extra a night), personally I'm not a fan of pushy sales. We declined. We were asked if we wanted housekeeping daily, which we said yes to. Sadly, housekeeping didn't come. We went back to the check in desk and requested it. We were told we would be treated as a priority and it will be completed whilst we were out at dinner. Yet again, no housekeeping. We went down to the front desk again the following morning, explained the situation. This time we were told we had been missed off the list at check in. So we were told it would be done as a priority. Still nothing, so we went down again and requested it again. Again we were told we would be a priority. Nothing. So in the end we checked out early. We were booked for 7 nights and ended up checking out after 4. We were told we would have all Resort fees returned. The manager on shift Jason George, looked like he couldn't have been less interested, didn't apologise, just said they would investigate the failure then walked off. The room itself was tired and looked like it needed a good clean, not just daily housekeeping (which you don't get anyway). A total let down and would not recommend this hotel to anyone. If I could have given this no stars I would have done.