Let’s take a peek inside the room, shall we? My room was in the rear tower pictured, overlooking Bellagio – ©korzeniewskidaniel/123RF The room was complimentary due to my casino play within the Caesars Rewards program, however, I was still on the hook for the $45 nightly resort fee + tax. On this trip, I intended to stay in one of their baseline Forum Classic Rooms, which is their cheapest accommodation but was automatically upgraded at check-in to an Octavius Premium Room instead.
I’ve stayed at Caesars on numerous occasions, most recently in a Julius Tower Studio Suite, and I appreciate how many different “flavors” of hotel experiences they offer depending on which of their 6 hotel towers you stay in. Not only is the resort within walking distance of countless attractions, dining destinations, and other resorts, but there’s an abundance of things to do at the property.Īt Caesars, you’re able to see one of the best shows in Las Vegas – “Absinthe”, catch a concert at the Colosseum, stroll through the themed Forum Shops, catch the big game in one of the best sportsbooks in Vegas, eat at the outstanding Bacchanal Buffet, swim in the sprawling Garden of the Gods pool complex, or try your luck in their sprawling casino. Located right in the middle of the Strip, Caesars Palace is an ideal “home base” for any trip to Las Vegas.
