Caesars Palace
About
Experience legendary Las Vegas at Caesars Palace, the iconic Roman-themed resort that has defined Strip luxury since 1966. This sprawling 85-acre complex features 3,970 rooms across six distinctive towers. The 124,181 sq ft casino floor houses 200 table games and 1,900 slot machines. Home to The Colosseum - Vegas's premier concert venue hosting legends from Adele to Elton John - and the famous Bacchanal Buffet, Caesars Palace remains a must-visit destination.
Photos
Key Stats
Highlights
- Legendary Vegas icon
- Incredible Colosseum concerts
- Best buffet in Vegas
- Amazing pool complex
- World-class shopping
Consider
- Can be confusing to navigate
- Very crowded on weekends
- High resort fees
- Some towers are dated
Shows & Entertainment
Nightclub: OMNIA Nightclub
- Adele residency
- Various headliners at The Colosseum
- Absinthe (spiegeltent)
- Matt Franco magic show
Dining Highlights
Buffet: Bacchanal Buffet (largest in Las Vegas)
Pool & Recreation
Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis - 7 pools including Venus European-style adults-only pool, Temple Pool, Apollo Pool
Nearby Attractions
Caesars Palace FAQ
What is the Bacchanal Buffet known for?
Bacchanal Buffet is the largest in Las Vegas with over 500 dishes, including crab legs, prime rib, and made-to-order items.
How do I get tickets to Colosseum shows?
Visit Ticketmaster or the Caesars Palace box office. Popular residencies sell out quickly - book months in advance.
Which tower should I book at Caesars?
Julius Tower offers the best value, Palace Tower has classic elegance, Nobu Tower is ultra-modern.
Is the Forum Shops free to enter?
Yes, The Forum Shops are free and open to the public.
Does Caesars have a poker room?
Yes, Caesars has a 28-table poker room offering Texas Hold'em, Omaha, and various tournaments.
