Having stayed at a few places in Vegas over the years, we decided to take advantage of some cheaper prices over Thanksgiving holiday. Caesar's is a great place for window shopping, people watching and viewing of the amazing replicas of Roman architecture. Our room was in the Augustus Tower and we did have a great view of the mountains and the strip. While the room appeared clean, we moved a couple of chairs around and found they had not cleaned under them. I am picky about my pillows at a hotel, and these were some of the worst ever - compacted down of some sort, very hard and uncomfortable. The location of Caesar's is central to many other casinos which is good, but it's not on the monorail side which we use regularly when we visit. There are many restaurants and bars inside the complex with a range of prices and cuisines. The food court has some tasty options for a quick bite, and we had one breakfast at the Cafe Americano ($70 for a couple of basic omelettes and coffee), but did not try the other restaurants during this trip as we like other food choices better that are off property. Since it was Thanksgiving holiday we thought about checking out the buffet, but the line every day for lunch or dinner looked like a 2-3 hour wait to get in so we skipped that. Like many other hotels there's a daily $30 charge for valet parking and separate $45 resort fee that only includes 2 wifi connections per day.