Las Vegas – Caesars Palace

The history of Caesars Palace

It's a Las Vegas landmark that has seen plenty of changes over the years, but Caesars Palace has always been a playground for grown-ups. In 1966, Jay Sarno and his business partners opened the doors to what is now considered one of the most iconic hotels in Las Vegas. From day one, Caesars Palace was envisioned as a place where people could let loose and have some fun. And from day one, it lived up to its promise.

Sarno's greatest contribution to Las Vegas history was his insistence on making Caesars Palace an attractive destination for adults who wanted to live out their fantasies. It was the first hotel in Las Vegas to offer wall-to-wall carpeting; it was also among the first Las Vegas casinos with table games like blackjack and roulette; it was also among the first resorts on The Strip with a high-class steakhouse (Ceasar's Villa) and resort shopping arcade (The Forum Shops); and it featured some of the biggest rock acts in music history - Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Elton John - playing 12 sets over three nights in August 1970.

Luxury and exclusivity

One of the top reasons Caesars Palace has been named as one of the best hotels in Las Vegas is because of its luxury and exclusivity. Caesars Palace offers a level of service that is unmatched by any other hotel on the Strip. We are known for our 24-hour butler and concierge services, which allow you to live like a king or queen during your stay. Our guests enjoy gourmet meals prepared by award-winning chefs, world-class entertainment and amenities found nowhere else in Las Vegas.

Casino gaming

The casino features more than 3300 slot machines and over 100 table games including roulette, blackjack, craps and baccarat. There are many different gaming options to choose from--ranging from penny games to high stakes--allowing you to customize your experience. Plus, with a variety of slot machines categorized by denomination or type, you're sure to find something that suits your individual tastes.

Rooms and suites

The hotel offers guests an unparalleled level of luxury and service. With more than 2,400 decadent rooms and suites, Caesars Palace features one of the most exciting casino gaming experiences in the world.

Whether you're looking for a luxury suite that accommodates up to six guests, a simple and practical room for solo travelers, or something in between, Caesars Palace has the perfect room for you. All of our rooms are furnished with elegant furnishings, luxurious bedding and a fully stocked minibar. In addition to our standard guest rooms, there are two different suites available on the property: The Augustus Suite and The Octavius Suite.

The Augustus Suite is divided into two separate wings - one wing is home to a living area with a full kitchen while the other wing offers two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. This suite includes incredible amenities such as free WiFi access, satellite TV, washer and dryer in unit, a personal valet and direct access to Caesar's Forum shops.

The Octavius Suite features two bedrooms and three bathroom areas - this suite can accommodate up to six people comfortably with its luxurious layout. As part of your stay at Caesars Palace these suites also include access to private check-in service and accommodations for your children under 18 years old (providing they're not occupying their own room). And if that wasn't enough - all guests can enjoy complimentary services such as non-alcoholic beverages from 4 pm to midnight daily.

Room amenities

Whether you're staying in a luxury suite or one of our spacious standard rooms, you'll be treated to the same level of service and attention. Standard rooms at Caesars Palace Las Vegas feature plush furnishings with luxurious linens, entertainment centers with full cable television and premium movie channels, ergonomic work areas with computers and high-speed wireless internet access and refrigerators stocked with complimentary bottled water.

Amenities for suites at Caesars Palace Las Vegas include flat screen TVs, kitchenettes, wet bars, mini-refrigerators stocked with complimentary bottled water and more.

Conclusion

"Elegance is the soul of luxury."

Caesars Palace is a luxury hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. In 2013, Caesars Palace was named the world's most luxurious casino. The hotel features luxurious accommodations, first-class entertainment, and exquisite dining.

Opened in 1966, Caesars Palace was built by Jay Sarno, who originally intended to call it "Julius Caesar's Palace". The "Caesars" name is a reference to the Roman Emperor, Julius Caesar.