Caesars Palace
About Caesars Palace
Caesars Palace is a Roman-themed resort and casino on the Center Strip, open since 1966. It has about 3,950 rooms spread across several towers, plus the separately branded Nobu Hotel inside the resort.
What sets it apart is entertainment: headliner residencies at The Colosseum, the Absinthe show, the Forum Shops and a long list of celebrity-chef restaurants. It suits first-time visitors, groups and concert-goers who want a central base.
At a glance
Highlights
- Iconic Roman-themed resort open since 1966
- Headliner residencies at The Colosseum
- Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis
- Gordon Ramsay, Bobby Flay, Nobu and Guy Savoy
- Bacchanal Buffet
Amenities
Rooms and suites
- Rooms in several towers with Strip or pool views
- Suites, plus rooms at the Nobu Hotel inside the resort
Restaurants and bars
- Restaurant Guy Savoy: upscale French cuisine
- Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen: signature dishes in a restaurant themed on the TV show
- Bacchanal Buffet: hundreds of dishes from nine open kitchens
- Peter Luger Steak House: the classic New York steakhouse
- Nobu: Japanese cuisine from chef Nobu Matsuhisa
- Amalfi by Bobby Flay: coastal Italian and seafood
Pools and spa
The Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis covers about five acres with seven pools in a Greco-Roman setting, including the adults-only Venus Pool and Fortuna Pool with swim-up blackjack. Some pools are heated and open in winter. Qua Baths and Spa has 48 treatment rooms.
Activities and entertainment
The Colosseum hosts headliner residencies, and Absinthe plays in a tent on the property. The Forum Shops have more than 160 boutiques and restaurants, and the casino covers about 129,000 square feet. The Bellagio fountains are a short walk away.
Spring and fall are the most comfortable times to visit Las Vegas. Summers are very hot, often above 100°F, and winters are mild with cool nights.
Beyond the Strip, Red Rock Canyon is about 30 minutes away, Hoover Dam about 45 minutes, and Grand Canyon West about two and a half hours.
Who it’s best for
- Best for: first-time visitors, groups and concert-goers who want a central location with big-name shows, dining and shopping.
- Consider another resort if: you want a quiet, intimate stay or a family water park.
Getting there from Harry Reid International Airport
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is about 4 miles away, usually 15 to 25 minutes by road depending on traffic.
Taxis charge flat zone fares to the Strip, ride-share cars are available, and private transfers can be booked in advance.
Good to know
- A nightly resort fee is charged on top of the room rate
- Self parking and valet parking both cost extra
- Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-in is at 4 pm
Location of Caesars Palace
FAQ about Caesars Palace
Is Caesars Palace all-inclusive?
No. Meals and drinks are paid separately.
Is Caesars Palace adults only?
No, but the minimum check-in age is 21 and Venus Pool is adults-only.
How far is Caesars Palace from the airport?
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is about 15 to 25 minutes away by road.
How many rooms does Caesars Palace have?
There are about 3,950 rooms in several towers.
How many pools are at Caesars Palace?
There are seven pools at the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis.
Can you play blackjack in the pool?
Yes. Fortuna Pool has swim-up blackjack.
What shows are at Caesars Palace?
The Colosseum hosts headliner residencies, and Absinthe plays in a tent on the property.
Does Caesars Palace have a buffet?
Yes. Bacchanal Buffet serves hundreds of dishes from nine kitchens.
Is parking free at Caesars Palace?
No. Self parking and valet parking both cost extra.
Is there a resort fee at Caesars Palace?
Yes. A nightly resort fee is charged.
