Caesars Palace
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
“Roman-inspired Strip legend”
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Roman statues, sprawling casino floors, and a buzzing pool scene anchor this mid-Strip landmark.
“Roman-inspired Strip legend”
An iconic 1966 Strip landmark defining the traditional Las Vegas casino resort experience.
Buzzy nightlife at Omnia, lively casino gaming, and an expansive pool dayclub scene.
Expansive 50,000-square-foot spa featuring hydrotherapy Roman baths and an Arctic Ice Room.
Centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip surrounded by casinos, dining, and shopping
Rooms
Renovated tower suites feature marble bathrooms and glass framing the surrounding neon of the Strip.
Backstory
Jay Sarno opened the resort in 1966, establishing Roman grandeur as a defining Las Vegas motif.
Wellness
The 50,000-square-foot spa features hydrotherapy Roman baths and an Arctic Ice Room with artificial snow.
Eat & drink
Nightlife revolves around the multi-level dance floor at Omnia, supported by a vast lineup of resort dining.
The neighborhood
Positioned squarely on the mid-Strip, the surrounding boulevard offers continuous neon, shopping, and neighboring resort landmarks.
“A megaresort staple on the Strip, Caesars Palace offers everything from high-end dining by celebrity chefs to grand pools and non-stop entertainment.”
“Tucked within Caesars Palace’s Octavius Tower, THE VILLAS Caesars Palace is an extravagant world all to itself.”
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