Caesars Palace vs South Point Hotel Casino & Spa: Head-to-Head Comparison

Two of Las Vegas's Las Vegas casinos compared side by side. Caesars Palace offers 3,970 rooms, while South Point Hotel Casino & Spa offers 2,163 rooms. Here's how they stack up across gaming, rooms, amenities, and value.

Side-by-side comparison

Feature Caesars Palace South Point Hotel Casino & Spa
Location Center Strip Off-Strip East
Price Range $$$ $
Star Rating 4.5 / 5 4.4 / 5
Total Rooms 3,970 2,163
Casino Sq Ft 124,181 80,000
Table Games 200 60
Slot Machines 1,900 2,100
Poker Room Yes Yes
Sportsbook Yes Yes
Pool Yes Yes
Buffet Yes Yes
Spa Yes Yes
Nightclub Yes No
Live Shows Yes Yes
Casino Group Caesars Entertainment Station Casinos
Year Established 1966 2005

Which is better for…

Gaming enthusiasts

Winner: South Point Hotel Casino & Spa

With 60 table games and 2,100 slots, South Point Hotel Casino & Spa offers a wider gaming selection than Caesars Palace's 200 tables and 1,900 slots.

Luxury seekers

Winner: Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace pairs a $$$ price tier with a 4.5/5 rating, edging out South Point Hotel Casino & Spa on the luxury scale.

Budget travelers

Winner: South Point Hotel Casino & Spa

South Point Hotel Casino & Spa ($) generally runs cheaper than Caesars Palace ($$$).

Poker players

Winner: Caesars Palace

Both have poker rooms; Caesars Palace backs it with a larger table-game floor.

Families

Tie

Both rate similarly for families.

Couples

Winner: Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace wins for couples with a 4.5/5 rating and a full spa.

Location & getting between them

Caesars Palace sits in Strip (Center Strip) and South Point Hotel Casino & Spa in Off-Strip (Off-Strip East) — roughly 15–20 minutes apart by car. See our Center Strip guide and Off-Strip East guide.

The verdict

Caesars Palace wins 5 of the compared categories to 1. Choose Caesars Palace if you want higher guest ratings; choose South Point Hotel Casino & Spa if you prefer a bigger gaming floor.

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