Experience Las Vegas with Caesars Entertainment

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I have stayed at many hotels in Vegas and was really looking forward to staying at Caesars, but felt nickeled and dimed to death. We got there about 1:30 and they wanted to charge $30.00 for an early check in. Caesars provides a keurig, but you must pay for the pods, check out is at 11:00, and no late check out was allowed. The room was nice and clean, but I bought a coffee and pop, muffin and cinnamon roll at the breakfast place, and it was $28.00. My first and last visit to Caesars.

Easy check in due to automated check in machines. Room service was great and quick. I had a great dinner at the steak house. Going to see Absinthe tonight. Great time!The business services have been good with good continental breakfast. Our conference room is well sized and the lectures interesting with good video display. No tech glitches.

I really like Ceasars Palace for it's comfortable rooms, central location and friendly staff. I've stayed there many times in the past, usually on a comped room, and always had a good nights sleep on an excellent mattress. The rooms are nice and really clean. In short I've always enjoyed going there. In fact they actually comped us two rooms even though since retiring we haven't played at all, and my wife very seldom played more than $100.00. Now for the bad part, I understand Vegas is a very competitive market, Casinos have to watch their bottom line like all businesses, but being nickel and dimed to death for everything gets old fast. No charge for the room but a "resort" fee Of $39.00 is very common now and charging for the internet access also, parking fees have been started at most casinos too (15.00) a night. What really killed me though was the coffee maker standing lonely on the table, while your morning coffee to put in it was $9.00! No free room coffee???? Then we went for a snack at Searsucker, a "Special dining experience", The food, what little we got was good, served by a 20 something kid who , to be charitable, is to say he didn't make you feel welcome, as our guests said. My view was that the waiter felt that he had better things to do than deal with us, and we were a bother to deal with on his way to being a movie star or some such. When I got the bill of over $200. I was astounded. I don't object to paying $200. for a good meal, but in my mind I expected $100. or so. I did get one free drink after playing the machines for over an hour, but I never saw another cocktail waitress all night after that. I would have liked to give Ceasors 5 stars for their people and the service we received at the front desk, but the no free room coffee in the room put me over the edge into 3 stars only.

My daughter and I stayed at Caesars Palace for 2 nights. We went to see Celine Dion. The check in person was so delightful and accommodating. He upgraded us from a king to 2 queens and a bigger room. The hotel was great. My only complaint was that there wasn't a bar open by the pool and lots of the pool area was closed. It was November but it was a beautiful day. I would have loved to have a drink out there but there was nothing open. If you couldn't have a bar open, there should have been a cocktail waitress. There were 20 to 30 people down by the pool.