Caesars Palace should be on your Las Vegas bucket list. Covering 85 acres at the center of the Strip and just 10 minutes away from McCarran International Airport, the resort features 3,960 rooms and suites spread among five hotel towers including one housing the world’s first Nobu Hotel.
The casino boasts an expansive selection of tables for popular games like blackjack, craps and roulette as well as dedicated high-limit rooms and separate baccarat pits.
Las Vegas offers an abundance of restaurants and bars, such as Bobby Flay’s Amalfi restaurant; Bravolebrity Lisa Vanderpump’s cocktail lounge at Caesars Palace Cocktail Garden; one of Las Vegas’ biggest standalone eateries Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen; as well as world-class live entertainment such as Absinthe, Mariah Carey-The Butterfly Returns and Wayne Newton: Up Close and Personal.
Caesars Palace stands as an icon in Las Vegas for good reason. The property’s iconic Greco-Roman design can be found everywhere, from its lavish fountains to its massive Corinthian columns. Caesars Palace was an early pioneer in theme development for casinos; even its marquee sign set an industry standard when it came to incorporating visual identities into architecture.
Caesars Palace stands out as an accessible family resort on the Strip, boasting plenty of dining and shopping opportunities for visitors of all ages. The Forum Shops provide access to designer brands as well as ultra-high end boutiques while across the street lies Linq Promenade; an outdoor shopping and dining complex perfect for people-watching.
At the casino/hotel there’s also a spa, Garden of the Gods pool oasis, world-class restaurants and world-renowned entertainment such as Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Rod Stewart, Count Basie, Diana Ross and Celine Dion to name but a few! Over time it has also become a top venue for live music and comedy performances; over its history these have included Frank Sinatra, Rod Stewart, Diana Ross and Celine Dion among other legendary performers who have graced its stage over time.