Experience Las Vegas with Caesars Entertainment

I've been a Vegas visitor since the mid-80's...dozens of times. Stayed all over Vegas, several times at Caesars. It' been about 8 years since my last trip. Boy was I shocked!...First, a small bottle of water in your room...$8.50. A 2-cup carafe of coffee in the room...$14.00. My wife and I had a breakfast of eggs, bacon and toast in their cafe one morning...with tip the total was over $50!!!!I'll never say never, but it's probably my last vegas trip. Everything up and down the strip was the same...and the old way of making you feel welcome while they take your money at the tables...all gone. Last, I couldn't believe it but they have actually found ways to increase the house advantage at every casino game. I assume the young kids that swamp Vegas these days just don't know the difference...but it was sad to see. After the first day there, I quickly saw how they'd change the payouts on the Blackjack tables..and at the crap tables...and after losing a couple hundred dollars...I didn't gamble another dollar the entire trip. Used to be a fantastic trip...good, reasonable food...super friendly casino workers...and great shows at reasonable costs. Well....those days are past I guess. The entire trip was dogding kids crowding the sidewalks, and looking for a place to eat where the check for two people would be under $300. For anyone that remembers how vegas used to be...and likes to gamble....forget it.

I chose it because of the movie The Hangover. I didn't have any tigers in my room, nor met Mike Tyson, but otherwise I was not disappointed. I will definitely be going agin, and bringing a bunch of friends too!

booked for 2 nights and made to leave after 1 night due to hotel closing because of COVID 19, fair enough but charged for the 2 nights. Emailed the company we booked with and heard nothing back. Hotel is beautiful however due to the circumstances could not enjoy it. Booked this through Trivago and then this went through with Hotel Bookings @ Cancelon

24 fraternity brothers in their 50s reunited around an FFL Draft, held at the MonteCristo Cigar Bar. Wonderful service, food and beverages in a very convenient location within the complex.They've changed the rules at many of the Blackjack tables (and not in our favor), so enjoyed working out each morning at the gorgeous fitness centers and then hitting the pools. College football season was in week one, so had a few wagers, but could not access a seat in the sportbook without a reservation. The guy taking my bets gave me 5 drink tickets, so hung out at the bar bordering the book and watched games with the masses. A few guys rented a car on property and went and hiked Red Rock Canyon, went to shows and ate all around town. Within Caesars cannot say enough positive about Pronto by Giada as an amazing place to get fresh, gourmet, to-go food alongside a full bar that would make up several drinks to go, and you could take it all with you whereever you chose. Fabulous food at reasonable prices. Caesar's staff is wonderful and will go above & beyond to meet all requests. Location for walking is wonderful, and many of the towers have been renovated. Automated checkin kiosks remove need to stand in line. Great place to stay for any occassion!

Arrived inCaesars Palace Saturday the 14th of March just as President Trump announced the UK flight ban. Was immediately told at reception our rooms were not quite ready yet and we should go for something to eat and come back in an hour, we were offered a credit of $100 dollars, Bill was $180. Not a good start as this was 19:00 and after a 12 hour flight. Next day was ok but on Sunday we did not get our room serviced and had no communication from the hotel as to the ongoing situation. I have to say that from that point onwards we had to ask on every occasion what was happening, we got more information from our waitress than any of the management team. On the Tuesday we asked for an update at the front desk to be told we would have to leave the hotel by 12:00 next day, no alternative accommodation was being offered as this was direct from the Nevada governor so if we did not leave our room a state police officer would eject us. Horrified to say the least. At breakfast the next morning, suitcases in hand, we were informed, again by the waitress, a stay of execution had been agreed by the governor and we could stay another night, we then asked at reception and this was confirmed. I could go on but the main point of this review is the total lack of communication and disregard for a duty of care to all the customers left in this predicament. The management should be ashamed of their response during this stressful time for all concerned. I will not be back.RegardsJay S