Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

bart burkhart

Im only reviewing the room here, not the casino or additional services. Our room was a standard king. Room and bathroom have been recently updated and look fairly decent. The bed was comfortable and the shower was hot. However… Hallway noise. Any conversation that occurs in the hallway, you will hear clearly as though it is happening in your own room. Just be aware that it isnt the quietest place on the strip. If you enjoy sleep, stay elsewhere. Basic hotel room services. What the hell are we paying a $60 per night resort fee for??? You would think that $60 per night would include things like in room coffee, or, you know, a fridge. These are the most basic services that are included in the most fleabag hotel that you can rent by the hour. EVERYTHING is an upcharge. Nothing in this room is complimentary. If you need a fridge to store medication or breast milk? $20 per night. Seriously. Had a crappy night of sleep because the neighbors had a conversation in the hallway and now you are just dying for a hot cup of coffee to start your day? $10 my friend. I dont understand how LOWER cost hotels will have more included services than this place. Finally, cleanliness. The room was mostly clean but there were some concerning drips of red liquid on the tile when we checked in. Could have been that some tipsy guy bumped into the wall and spilled a few drops of his pinot, or it could have been the result of something much grosser. Bottom line is the floor did not get mopped well.

Lori Rolf

Incredible! Immaculate, friendly & helpful staff with fantastic views. We stayed on 36th floor in the Augustus tower. The room was massive and the view absolutely stunning. We had a prime view of the Bellagio Fountain and wonderfully comfy couch to enjoy the show and the sparkling lights of the Eiffel Tower. Only reason a star was deducted for the room was for several minor items: no coffee pods in room (unless purchased), no slippers, no robe and no hair dryer. I just kind of expected these items in a hotel of this caliber.

Crybaby

Where do I begin. Coffee maker in room, $20 to use the 4 k-cups provided, plus. $19.99 restock fee for anything used in the room (aka, $40 if you want an in-room made horrible k cup coffee). No free water in the room, instead I spent $20 on two bottles of water in the casino shop. My shower backs up into a pool within 2 minutes of the shower running, the sinks make a glugging noise after running the sink for any period of time. My neighbor is watching a football game and I can hear every single word of the game with my sound proof headphones on. I’m here for a conference on behalf of 2 brands and I connected my personal phone and one of my two work computers to the WiFi before they mentioned you can only use two devices on the room WiFi before being charged $14.99 per extra device per day. Coffee and a muffin in the lobby? $20. For a straight black coffee and a stale chocolate muffin. Dinner? The Chinese food place in the lobby? I ordered lucky egg fried rice because the room service fee was $15 before tip. They never texted me, I picked up the food and it was literally unseasoned rice, and an egg broken into it with a soy sauce packet in the bag. I was up all night with a stomach ache. That was $26 because they still charge a service fee to pick up your food from the restaurant. I’ve been here 24 hours and have spent several hundred dollars just on basic survival of food, water, and WiFi. I haven’t even gambled. I wouldn’t book this hotel again if my life depended on it. Coming here? Better have a trust fund, a lottery winning, and a gold bar buried in your luggage. If you came here middle class you’re leaving in the Great Depression with a stomach ache, black lung. and a limp from trying to navigate your way to the check in desk through the plumes of cigarette smoke filling the lobby.

Jodi Knowles

Its right in the middle of everything so youre able to walk most places or grab a cheap rideshare. The view from our room was incredible. The tub was huge and had jets. The casino is beautiful and the pool area is huge. They have a few different pools with cabannas and a sun dial.

David Backer

They have an excellent gym including a station with a barbell rack, lifting platform, smith machine, and dual cables. Also plenty of circuit machines including a hip thrust machine (not my style) that you wouldn't expect to see. The dumbbell rack is in increments of 5-lbs up to like 95 or 100. Access is 24 hours. The staff was courteous and the gym was clean. They have one of those percussion guns that shake your muscle. It was the first time I've tried it after heavy lifting and felt great. I'd give the gym an A. Since I'm following the Starting Strength program, I'd like to see multiple barbell stations. One morning I had to overhead press with dumbbells because the one straight barbell was taken, requiring inefficient effort to get into position for the lift. If they were to add another squat rack or evwn a press station, I'd give it an A+. The hotel is fill of nickel-and-diming like $10 to drink coffee in your room or $40 to check in 1.5 hours early. Before I saw the gym, I was frustrated with the greedy upcharges. The steakhouse Peter Luger is delicious but pricey. They $40 crab cake appetizer was huge and delicious. Instead of buying a $90+ steak for dinner, they have a nice steak lunch deal including an app, side, and desert for $80. Also Caesars Rewards members woth free drinks can use them here for high quality cocktails.