I have travelled to Vegas a number of times for leisure and business, I have stayed in Caesars palace in 2007 and had a wonderful time.

On this occasion I went with my husband and parents, brother and family and said that Ceasars had been a really nice place to stay so we all booked in!

The location of Caesars is ideal, right in the middle of the strip. The only negative point is that if you have problems with walking it does not have a sky train station, however there is one about 15mins walk away.

The reception was busy as Vegas always is however there were only two people checking in at 1700. We booked the three rooms together and asked for them to be on the same floor, however the reception said they were unable to do this. We took a room on the floor below. Once at the rooms none of our card keys worked and we had to take them all back to reception to be re-programmed.

The rooms themselves were a nice size and had everything you could need. However all our rooms had little problems. We had no batteries in our remote, no robes and no shower gel. My parents room had no slippers, three of the spotlights in bathroom out of order. My brothers had no toiletries and no toilet roll. The rooms were however clean.

As the week went we had to ask reception for toiletries when we needed them, rather than them just being replaced by house keeping.

It is not the cheapest hotel, but was still a mid-range and from previous stays I expected so much more!!

The hotel buffet breakfast was probably the worst meal we had in Vegas. We arrived at 0900 to find tables as far as the eye could see of dirty crockery. Adventurely after the table had been cleared around us we ordered our coffee and juice. The coffee was warm and with no sugar on the table we took a bowl from another empty table as there were no servers around to ask. When one of the servers did arrive they told us those sugars were not for us and we would have to find our own server to get sugar! When we went up for food there was little left, and it was all cold and not particularly nice!

We did not return to the Ceasars Buffet, instead we walked up to Treasure Island which was a pleasant stroll at that time of the morning.

I am coming back to Vegas next month and staying at Treasure Island which I much prefer!

All in all I was so disappointed with what use to be a truely fabulous hotel!!!

This was our first stay at Ceasars Palace. We usually vacation in Las vegas twice a year and have stayed at several other strip hotels. This was one of the best vacations we have had in Las Vegas. We checked in on June 10th around 7:30pm. The room was not available due to issues with the room key computer system not working. The front desk personnel were so sweet and apologetic. They offered to assign the room and have security meet us at the assigned room in 30 minutes. We chose to wait it out and enjoy the exciting atmosphere. In around 15 minutes we were told the system was working and we were assigned a beautiful room in the Augustus Tower. The beds were so comfortable and the strip view was amazing! We both had great luck on the slot machines (my husband enjoyed the craps table) the drink service was quick and friendly. We cannot say enough about the friendly staff we encountered. We had a wonderful vacation and look forward to returning again in July to celebrate my birthday!

After reading all the reviews on here i must admit i was worried about getting a bad room! When we arrived we just asked for an upgrade- we said that we had heard the rumours about the mouldy old rooms on the internet in the roman tower & they upgraded us for free- we did tip her $20, but even still if you don't ask you don't get!
We had the most amazing time, this hotel is the biggest & best on the strip, fab staff, casinos, restaurants, pools- even towels & neccesity shops were all really fab- it is much cheaper to get beers/drinks from the little shops than it is off the pool staff/pool bar?
If you tip (it doesn't have to be loads a dollar a time) the waitresses etc will be very helpful.
There is soooooooo much to do in this hotel & this whole place (we did grand canyon sunset helicopter tour-it was amazing!!!)
You will not be dissapointed- our room was out of this world a view of the bellagio fountains, huge bed, LCD TV ,table & chairs, a settee- massive bathroom, double sinks, jet bath, huge walk in shower with LCD TV in bathroom- storage was amazing the whole room was soooooo fantastic! We stayed in the augustus tower!!

We stayed in Caesars for 5 days and our room was comped so I can't talk about price. Let's start with the good,
Check in is fast if you're a platinum member
We needed an extra bed cuz (of the room change) and they were at the room with the bed before we even put out bags down
The cleaning staff was friendly and gave us extra towels whenever we asked.
The waitresses were nice and prompt
The location
Variety of places to eat

Now the bad
If you're not a platinum member and you arrive at the wrong time of day, you're gonna wait in a line
The pool is ordinary, just pools and lots of construction going on around you
The food is very overpriced even in the "food court"
For a slot player, the casino is small and doesn't have alot of options
This is not a kid friendly hotel
When we checked in I didn't get the room I booked,in the Forum Tower (hence the extra rollaway bed)
The service at the Total Rewards booth was rude
The room towers are far from check in
Now that being said, would I pay for this hotel? Probably not. Would I go back? Maybe if I were without my kids. (comped) This year we've stayed in The Bellagio, Paris and MGM so I'm comparing Caesars to them. I'll put it third. Piece of advice, always use your players card, and if you're a party of 6, like we were, go to the front desk and check out the prices of limos to the airport home. It's cheaper than 2 cabs, because in Vegas you can't put more than 5 people in a cab, even if its a mini van. I give Caesars a 2.5 only because the beds are soo comfy and the rooms we had were awesome and the shopping is great.