Caesars Palace Las Vegas

The hotel is enormous, with beautiful architecture that made wandering around feel a bit like being in Rome. The Forum Shops are attached, the poolside garden view from our spacious room was lovely, and most Strip attractions are just minutes away on foot. There’s a Starbucks on site for a quick coffee, plus a good buffet that costs around $100 per person. Signing up for Caesars Rewards is a good way to collect points. We stayed two nights and arrived around 12:30 pm. We paid an extra $35 for early check-in and got upgraded to an Octavius room with a built-in jacuzzi tub. I recommend checking in online through their portal first, since you can avoid the long line and finish at a lobby kiosk. They required a $200 security deposit at check-in. They also let us check out at 1:00 pm at no extra charge, which was a nice gesture. We had an amazing stay and felt it was worth the money.

We celebrated our first anniversary with a five-night stay last week. The Colosseum Premium Suite was chic, clean, and huge, almost like an apartment. It had a dining table, a living room with a big couch, a king bedroom with two armchairs and a walk-in closet, a huge bathroom, and a half bath by the dining area. The private Seven Stars check-in is right by its separate valet area. There was a knocking sound along the bedroom wall. I told the concierge and security, and an engineer came up but couldn’t find the cause. It was still happening after checkout, so I hope they’ve fixed it in room 6027. The hotel has lots of dining choices and is walkable to other casinos and shops. It’s always crowded, with energetic vibes, and the casino is huge. We love it here and will be back.

The conference center, Promenade Center, was enormous, and the staff treated us like royalty. The mall was beautiful, clean, and felt very safe. My wife explored Caesars and the rest of the Strip while I was at my work conferences, and she felt safe the whole time. We arrived at LAS around 12:15 PM after a nine-hour flight, and the shuttle got us there around 1 PM. This place is huge, so it took a while to find the front desk. The woman there could see how exhausted we were and let us check in a few hours early for free. We were very grateful. We stayed three nights on the 26th floor of the Palace Tower. The room was fantastic, with a walk-in shower, jacuzzi tub, comfortable sofa and chair, and a very comfortable bed. The wifi wasn’t great. I had to use my phone’s hotspot to work on my laptop after the conferences, which was frustrating, but it wasn’t a dealbreaker. We had a great experience. Thanks for the hospitality.

We went as a group of 10, and the 90-minute time limit meant eating quickly instead of really chatting together. The buffet is the most expensive on The Strip, which I could have accepted if the food had been exceptional. Some dishes were really good, some good, and some just okay, like what you’d get at any buffet.