Caesars Palace

Location. With Roman style furnishings of marble, gilt and crystal, Caesars Palace is located in the center of The Strip in Las Vegas, Nev. This property stands within one mile of the Sands Expo Center. The Flamingo/Caesars Palace Monorail Station, which stands across Las Vegas Boulevard, shuttles guests to nearby destinations such as Harrah's Casino and Hotel, Bally's and the Las Vegas Convention Center. Walkways connect Caesars Palace to Barbary Coast and the shops at the Bellagio.
Hotel Features. Elaborate frescoes, marble columns and statues amid bubbling fountains grace the expansive lobby. The award winning Restaurant Guy Savoy, the Parisian restaurateur's only United States location, serves specialties such as Artichoke Black Truffle Soup and Crispy Sea Bass with Delicate Spices. PURE, the two story, four venue nightlife destination, features a VIP room, a dance floor and a 14, 000 square foot outdoor patio with waterfalls, walls of fire and views of the surrounding Strip. The 4, 100 seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace is custom designed for theatrical productions that feature names such as Elton John and Jerry Seinfeld. The Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis maintains the Roman style with cypresses, palm trees, marble columns, classical statues and fountains surrounding three pools and two spa tubs. Waterfalls, stone flooring and natural light envelope the Qua Baths & Spa, which offers Roman baths, an Arctic Ice room that features snow falling from above, and massage treatment rooms. An on site Tea Sommelier matches distinctive teas with corresponding treatments.

Guestrooms. Caesars Palace's 3, 348 guestrooms feature sitting areas with chaise lounges, armoires and coffee tables. Select rooms contain in room safes. Stocked minibars are standard. Select suites offer mini fridges, marble dry bars and dining tables. Jetted tubs, walk in showers and double vanities are provided in select bathrooms.

Expert Tip. Enjoy a day of shopping at the 180 stores of Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, which simulates ancient Roman streets with fountains, statues and facades. The Forum's painted ceiling resembles an expansive sky that evolves through the 24 hour day, each hour.