Caesars Palace

Caesars is a good Hotel, not the greatest but for all the little things that went wrong we were compensated. I could stay there again but on staying at another Hotel for one night would prefer it. Pricing at Caesars is too high for the available facilities. Best value for money to eat in Caesars is at the Chessecake Factory as the Hotel outlets are not good value.

Upon arrival at Caesars - cjeck in was short and simple - we were abloe toupgrade to a suite - saw alot of sights in Vegas - went to the Cher show - enjoyed the shopping form and the gret cusine at the restruants we ate at during our stay

Never saw the standard room. I bought the upgrade when I arrived. Hotel very convenient to conference center. Mini bar items are on a motion sensor, so don't pick up any items or they will be charged to your room after 30 seconds. There are no coffee pots in the room, and the Cafe doesn't sell to go. You have to go stand in line at a bar (not convenient for single women) or wait until the pastry shop opens at 6am. East Coasters are up before 5am there. Other wise it was a very nice business stay

We were in the Centurian Tower -- it was just OK. The room could have been cleaner but the beds were very clean and comfortable. The tub in the bathroom had a bath ring; the separate shower's glass door leaked considerably on the floor. The carpet was stained; and the Sofa had stains on the cushions, which I pointed out to the maid, who, in turn, just turned the cushions around! We've stayed at Caesar's previously and had a much cleaner, nicer room (Forum Tower). Also, the furniture was quite beat. That said, the room was quiet -- a real plus. Since we booked through Orbitz at a really good rate, I felt we weren't given one of the nicer rooms. Of course, they would have let us upgrade for $200 a night for a suite!

Caesars is a great Vegas property. They're able to "reinvent" themselves and stay relevant in the Vegas scene.

Our reservations were for the classic rooms. I read the reviews and asked at the check in about an upgrade. They gladly accomodated the request with the available rooms. We were very pleased with our room, it overlooked the Gardens and the pool which is under construction, but were not bothered by the work going on. It was too cold to enjoy the pool while we were there. We stayed in the Palace Tower and it was very nice. I would most definately stay there again, given the opportunity. We went for a family wedding. The couple was married at the Flamingo in front of the water falls and it was extremely nice. The ceremony was very tasteful as well as enjoyable. It was short and sweet, but that is what the couple wanted. The wedding chapels at Ceasars are very elegant, this couple was looking more along the lines of affordable. The basic ceremony at Flamingo was about $300.00 cheaper than Ceasars and very nice as well. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Las Vegas as well as Ceasars Palace. If you want extreme luxury, you may want to try the Augustus Tower at Ceasars. All in all we were completely satisfied with the entire experience and would recommend this to anyone. There is a lot of walking or lots of taxi fares if you are unable to walk to see the sights. The buses are available, but while we were there very crowded, so we opted to walk. I was confused on the reviews of the hotel, not knowing who was writing what. Just so you know, we are an average middle class working family, trying to enjoy life as it comes, not expecting miracles but certainly appreciating the good things in life.

The location of Caesars Palace is excellent...right in the middle of everything. The hotel staff was more than friendly. They were always smiling and very helpful. The bathroom was huge and had a very elegant design to it. It was great to have a little tv above the vanity for my wife to put on her make up while watching a show. The room was big enough for just the two of us and the mirror above the bed was neat. The casino was a lot of fun and had a lot of great restaurants and stores.

This was a suprise trip for my girlfriends birthday. I was very nervous choosing a Hotel due to the fact that this City has changed so much over the last decade. I remembered Ceasars Palace being spectacular my last visit and setting the bar for others to follow over the years. I chose this Hotel due to its elegance and was not let down. The room we had in the new tower could not have been any better. Although I can't comment on the pool due to the fact that it was cold and under construction, my view of it from the room window showed it to be very impressive as well. The table limits were too high for my comfort, but probably necessary to keep and protect those guest/players that have made this establishment so elegant over the years. There is an older hotel across the street that has low limit tables. Should mention that this was a fun place to play, but reminder of why Ceasars Palace keeps the limits high with regard to atmosphere. The buffett is another story. I read reviews about the buffett and figured that they were probably submitted by guest that could not be pleased. I worked on a cruise ship, and therefore am very familiar with guest like this. Every cruise unfortunately seems to have one. Well unfortunately the reviews in this case were extremely accurate. Luckily our experience was saved by the wonderful buffett next door. There is a bridge that connects the two hotels. It should also be noted that my the regular dining experiences that were offered throughout Ceasars Palace were nothing short of great. The Last complaint was the experience checking in/out. This was mcuh like an airport experience and seemed to be caused by the clerks offering upgrades. It too is a necessary evil though, because our experience was wonderful due to the upgrade. My hope is that this process can be handled more effieciently when the entire hotel is upgraded in the future. Overall, this was a wonderful experience with Cesars Palace delivering a class act.

The rooms at Caesars were not ready on time... The front desk kept asking us to check back to see if the rooms were ready..wasn't until after 6pm that we got rooms..Needed to hurry in order to get to our 7:30 show. TV didn't work and couldn't get anyone on phone to help. Sink in one room stayed stopped up for 2 days until they gave us another, much nicer room in the towers. Room had an open closet in bathroom, old uncomfortable beds with squeaky springs. They told us it would be over a two hour wait for room service coffee in the mornings. There was no pot in the room.

Caesars Palace in Las Vegas is superb. Location is right in the middle of the strip making it a very exciting and convenient. Hotel restaurants were abundant and fabulous. Shopping at the Forum is the top of the line, and adjacent to the hotel.