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CAESARS PALACE HOTEL LAS VEGAS
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The legendary Caesars Palace Las Vegas will never cease to amaze you. Though the resort was built in 1966, additions, upgrades, and changes have continued to make Caesars Palace one of the premier destinations in Las Vegas.
The Roman themed Caesars Palace encompasses exceptional fine dining from world renowned chefs, a top rated nightclub, unparalleled entertainment, and pools to make you feel like a god (or goddess!). To begin, Caesars is home to Bradley Ogden's award winning restaurant, Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill, and Wolfgang Puck's Spago and Chinois. From the quick and casual to the dramatic and romantic, Caesars offers an incredible 26 places in which you can dine.
Caesars Palace is also home to the famous Forum Shops, the only mall open 365 days a year. The Forum Shops features high end shopping with big name designers such as D & G, Ermengildo Zegna, Louis Vuitton, Gianni Versace, and Christian Dior. When not shopping, you can relax at one of four Roman-style pools or two Jacuzzis. In addition, there is a 23,000 square foot spa facility where you can relax while receiving massages or treatments.
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Convention rooms, Gaming, weddings, spa, salon, shopping (forum shops), golf, nightlife, pool, gallery, business center, VIP concierge service, gym, luggage service, safety deposit box, laundry, valet parking and all the other small details provided.
Room Types : Premier Palace Tower Room, Double Bay Suite, Absolut Suite, Classic Guest Room, Deluxe Palace Tower Room, Deluxe Augustus Tower Room.
Room Amenities : AC, cable TV with PPV movies, iron, safe, hair dryer, in-room high speed internet access, radio, refrigerator, telephone, CD player.
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3570 Las Vegas Boulevard Las Vegas, NV 89109
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Caesars Palace hotel has 129,000 square feet of casino space, total reward card for comps. Keno, poker room, race and sports book (65 private booths, 12 x 15 oversized screens, 13 betting windows), slots, table games, high limit room.
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Pure nightclub chosen the best club in United States, overlooking to strip with pussycat lounge. Pure is a celebrity club. Shadow bar features the dancing shadow girls behind the screen Caesars Palace. Cleopatra's Barge is the floating lounge. Galleria Bar features live music. Spanish Steps is a outdoor meeting place. Seahorse Lounge.
Restaurants are 808, Augustus Cafe, Bradley Ogden, Cafe Lago Buffet, Cypress Street Marketplace, Empress Court, Hyakumi, Mesa Grill, Neros, Payard Patisserie, Rao's, Restaurant Guy Savoy.
Starring Elton John and Jerry Seinfeld. Performer at The Colosseum is Bette Midler.Things to do : Qua Baths & Spa, Venus the Salon, Shopping, Golf, Nightlife, Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, Neil Leifer Gallery.
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Caesars Palace hotel's picture.
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Your evening at Caesars Palace will definitely not be quiet. The Colosseum features Celine Dion's enthralling voice and music production. When Celine is not performing, you can catch the legendary Elton John. Inside of Pure, one of the premier nightclubs in the nation, you can dance the night away on either the dance floor or mingle and enjoy the spectacular views of the Strip out on the patio. If Pure sounds too wild, then enjoy a more relaxing and casual lounge experience inside the one and only Shadow Bar – where silhouettes of dancers are highlighted behind a screen.
Don't let Caesars Palace's ancient Roman theme fool you, behind the walls lies a wild and eventful experience that is sure to take you on an adventure in time.
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3 user reviews
needs some tender loving care
Review by Leonard P. on Aug 5
We stayed at the Roman Tower the week of February 18th. The room could have used paint & wallpaper and what is the story with the closet in the bathromm? We would have liked a mini-bar. some floor indicator lights on the elevators did not work. I just think your hotel needs some tender loving care.
 2.5
I should have sued them
Review by Scott S. on Aug 28
I was kicked out of Caesars Palace after depositing $140,000 with their cashier. A few years ago my brother and I decided to go to Las Vegas to attend a car auction at Main Street Station. I purchased $140,000 in cashier checks from my business account at my bank "Guardian State Bank" and hoped by putting the funds on deposit with a casino we would get comped a room. Upon depositing these funds with Caesars Palace, I waited for the funds and after 30 minutes I was told the casino mamager wanted to speak to me in his office. He told me the checks were "fake". I asked him to call my bank in which he replied to me, "I'm going to count to three and when I get to three your going to jail". I took my cashiers checks and I left Caesars Palace vowing to never return again. I would advise all gamblers to stay far away from this joint. I could not have been treated any worse. Horrible treatment, I should have sued them but I just wanted to get to a hotel for my stay.
 1.0
Too much hassle
Review by Jackie M. on Nov 3
My husband and I hate staying at Caeser's; the cocktail waitresses (most of them) must be in a labor union. They are too old and too rude. We too had a problem holding $$ with front desk. Our room seemed a little rundown too. Too much hassle when there are so many wonderful places to stay.
 0.5
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