We stayed at Caesars on Thanksgiving day because we had tickets to Celine, fabulous show. The room was not bad but when I opened the curtain all I could see was a big pipe and a lot of cement, not a good site at all so I kept the curtain closed. In the bathroom I kept hearing a banging out of the bathtub, I tried to keep the door closed so it wouldn't bother us too much but compared to the price we paid at the Venetian and the Paris I feel like we didn't get a very good deal here. It was nice getting ready to go out and being able to watch the little tv in the bathroom, but compared to the other rooms I would say this room doesn't even compare. The only explanation the girl at the desk could give for the banging was they are doing some remodeling, we were on the third floor, I feel as tho we should have been told prior about the remodeling and the pipe out the window. . I just don't think its a good way to introduce a new- comer to your hotel and it leaves me not interested in going back.

We stayed there for two nights a couple of years ago and really enjoyed it but this time it was even more fantastic. We stayed 10 nights - more than normal I guess which prompted the guy on reception to ask if it was a special occasion. It was my wife's 30th birthday and after a quick phone call he got us a free upgrade to a mini-suite in the Palace Tower. Marvellous!!! There was a great view looking over the vast swimming pool area and the room was huge. We had a bathroom each with a twin shower joining them together. We had breakfast in the Cafe Lago most days and eat out in the evenings at various restaurants in Caesar's. All the staff were extremely helpful and although there is still some building work going on I can thoroughly recommend it. Despite all the modern features, there's something old-skool about Caesar's which you simply can't beat!!!

Just returned from Vegas. We have stayed at other hotels before, but not after we found Caesars. Yes it is getting older---aren't we all! The rooms were fine. It was a little late one day getting our room cleaned, so what, we are on vacation. Spent very little time in our room anyway. We went to the drag races one day. The highlight of my trip---I got to see Elton John!!! We had seats in row 10, which were fantastic.
As I said, we stay at Caesars every trip to Vegas. They give us free nights, free food, and if we go in Oct. or Nov. we get a $200.00 gift certificate for my husband's birthday to spend on one meal---haven't accomplished it yet, 1st year spent $160.00 and this year $170.00. We like the old elegance of Caesars, nothing wrong with the newer hotels, just aren't our style. Someone in an earlier review remarked that there is nothing for children at Caesars. There are a few hotels that cater to children, stay at one of those. Caesars does not advertise that it is a family hotel, it is a casino and casinos are for adults!

With dozrns of trip to Vegas under our belt, this was our second trip to Caeser's Palace and it won't be our last. We actually had our stay fully comped because of a mistake that was made at our wedding last year at Caeser's. They handled the mistake professionally and welcomed us back with four free nights in a small suite. They gave us a nice little gift in our room as well. We love the forum shops and the pool which is very elegant. The bell service and valets were superb.