CAESARS PALACE LAS VEGAS HOTEL AND CASINO

The Casino was well aired with many options for slot machines restaurants were very good! The rooms in Octavia’s were spacious and newer very clean. The front desk especially the kiosk area the associates were very helpful

Had a good but definitely not great stay. Always loved Caesars' vibe. The previous black, gold and red lobby decor was timeless Vegas. Somehow in the few years since my last visit, it's gotten a little dowdy. Someone opted to change the color scheme to brown. Why? Brown carpets. Brown walls. It just doesn't look as fresh and upscale as it used to. This translated to my room as well, which wasn't brown but it wasn't fresh or luxe, either. I stayed in one of the newer towers (15 years old?) which was recently "remodeled." It's in the Laurel Collection... I have no idea what that means. The decor (furniture and art) was surprisingly cheap looking but the room was nicely sized, with huge windows and a large, 2 sink bathroom with giant tub (jacuzzi, which I would never use in Vegas... as what happens in Vegas jacuzzi tubs stays in Vegas jacuzzi jets) and marble shower, with separate toilet room. Everything looked better until closer inspection. The bed was genuinely awful (hard as rock), the pillows were uncomfortable, and the towels were rough, not plush. Like, Motel 6 quality. Didn't have room service that evening but the people next door did... and the room service table with half-eaten food sat there all night... from the time I checked in to the time I left. Did no one from the hotel notice? A sign of a poorly run establishment.Check-in was a little slow but my clerk was an efficient, friendly guy from SF (Max)... they did keep the line moving and gave you a bottle of water when you got to the desk, which is a nice touch. Self-parking was $18 in a garage about a mile away from the registration desk. Parking should be free or discounted for guests (it is at the Wynn)... but you pay the same amount as a non-guest. They also add a $45 resort fee which is standard these days in Vegas but of course, remains a rip-off.I did like the fact there was a Starbucks on the ground floor just next to the elevators. Otherwise, you'd have to schlep to the food court (where I had a mediocre sandwich for dinner at Earl of Sandwich... best to avoid that place and the falafel joint) across the casino.All in all, a much lesser experience than previous visits, which was sad. I wish they would change the colors back and get decent mattresses, pillows, sheets and towels. This place is the sole original classic Vegas hotel still standing (now 54 years old!) and hopefully management gets back to treating it with the respect it deserves.

All services were good the casino was a little warm and machines not real good. Didnt win much but everything else was great. The food was expensive if you didn't have comps. Food good rooms good and service was good the people were nice very nice.

Sorry this review is so late but here it goes. RAY-V.I.P. really helped me out when i was there so hope you get the Kudos you deserve. This place just continue to amaze me clean friendly people somewhat overly priced but I guess it's Vegas right? I love it I love every second that I'm there and I can't wait to go back again in March not staying at Caesars but not the point Thank you Rich thank you very much God bless and hope everyone has a great day!!!

The hotel rooms and amenities are always fantastic. We were in the Palace tower. It was quite, the rooms were spacious, two toilets with a shared shower, soaking tub with marble highlights in the bathroom with rain head shower stall. Everything you require is there. Great place to enjoy you Vegas Getaway