Caesars Palace
The one and only Caesars Palace is one of the oldest and most famous resorts in Las Vegas, and enjoys a prime location on the south end of the world renowned Las Vegas Strip. Guests can enjoy luxury accommodation in one of the 3960 rooms and suites. The rooms and suites are beautifully appointed and equipped with all the modern amenities you would expect from a hotel of this standard as well as European style marble bathrooms and 24 hour room service.
Guests can relax by one of the lavishly designed pools including the temple pool with its 10,000 square feet of flowing water and is covered with a giant rotunda that tops a central island. Pamper yourself at the Spa and the beauty salon, after shopping at the famous Forum Shops with its 160 shops as well as 13 restaurants and specialty food shops. Keen golfers will enjoy a golfing experience unparalleled anywhere else in the world. Mountains, breathtaking waterfalls, rivers and incredible views combined with challenging holes have made this one of America's top golf courses.
Dining at Caesars Palace is an experience in itself with plenty of restaurants including Buffet, Chinese, Japanese, Sushi and exquisite Euro-Pacific fare. Not forgetting one of the reasons people come to Vegas, Caesars Palace offers 129,000 square feet of casino space where you can enjoy the popular table games, slot machines and live horse racing broadcasts. Being one of the most popular resorts in Vegas, it's a perfect choice for those looking for an unforgettable experience.

Augustus Premium Room

Julius Deluxe Room

Palace Premium Studio
- 16 Restaurants
- 24hr Front Desk
- 7 Bars & Lounges
- Beauty Salon
- Concierge
- Casino
- Evening entertainment
- Fitness Centre
- Golf Course
- Garage Parking
- Hair Salon
- Room Service (24hr)
- Swimming Pool (3 Outdoor)
- Spa
- Sauna
- Whirlpool

Bacchanal Buffet
Bacchanal Buffet has been voted Best Buffet in Las Vegas several times, and for good reason. With more than 500 dishes to choose from, every guest is sure to satisfy their craving at Bacchanal Buffet whether it’s one for prime rib, chilled king crab legs and roasted South Carolina shrimp and grits, or oak-grilled lamb chops, hand-made dim sum and baked-to-order soufflés.
Restaurant Type: International
Dress code: Casual

Beijing Noodle No. 9
Giant fish tanks flank the entrance of this informal noodle house. The Beijing Noodle No. 9 serves authentic Northern Chinese cuisine which includes delicious selections of soup, dim sum, noodle and rice dishes, as well as chef specialty dishes.
Restaurant Type: Chinese
Dress code: Casual

Brioche by Chef Guy Savoy
Brioche by Chef Guy Savoy offers world renowned cuisine including a sweet and savory brioche shop with delectable tastes of this flaky French pastry.
Restaurant Type: Patisserie
Dress code: Casual

Cafe Americano
Serving up classic American favourites with a Latin American twist, Cafe Americano is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Restaurant Type: American
Dress code: Casual

Cleopatra's Barge
Cleopatra's Barge is a replica of the sturdy but graceful craft that transported the royalty of Egypt on the Nile River in the times of Julius Caesar. Guests can enjoy live music and DJs spinning the latest chart hits, while waitresses dressed as Cleopatra's handmaidens serve up tempting cocktails.
Restaurant Type: Bar/Lounge
Dress code: Smart Casual

Forum Food Court
At Forum Food Court guests choose from a wide variety of quick-serve dining options.
Restaurant Type: Fast Food
Dress code: Casual

Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen
At the world's first Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen restaurant guests will feel like they are on the studio set. Located in front of Caesars Palace, the restaurant seats more than 300 guests including two chef’s tables. Through floor-to-ceiling windows guests overlook the famous Las Vegas Strip sampling Hell’s Kitchen signature dishes made with the highest quality ingredients.
Restaurant Type: A La Carte
Dress code: Casual

Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill
Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill is the authentic English pub experience in Las Vegas, as only a native UK chef can provide.
Restaurant Type: Pub & Grill
Dress code: Casual

Lobby Bar
The Lobby Bar is the premiere cocktail destination, featuring wide-spread lounge seating, wrapping the front-desk reception area to the Palace Court Baccarat tables. Guests can enjoy a highly curated drinks menu with classic concoctions and exclusive creations. The extravagant cocktail menu offers an eclectic selection of classic libations, contemporary specialties, throwbacks to the Sinatra days and includes a selection of cocktails created by The Modern Mixologist, Tony Abou-Ganim.
Restaurant Type: Bar/Lounge
Dress code: Casual

Mesa Grill
The Mesa Grill is the creation of award-winning chef and best-selling cookbook author Bobby Flay. Guests can enjoy Southwestern cuisine including Shrimp and Roasted Corn Tamale, as well as a wide variety of Tequila.
Restaurant Type: American
Dress code: Smart Casual

Mr Chow
Restaurant Type: Chinese
Dress code: Casual

Old Homestead Steakhouse
Based on the Old Homestead Steakhouse, one of New York City’s most historic restaurants, the Caesars Palace version brings all of the tradition and quality to Las Vegas. Old Homestead is located near the famous resort’s Colosseum Theater and Nobu Restaurant. Boasting more than 16,000 square-feet, the space features a total of 250 seats with a full dining room, exclusive dining room, lounge and bar.
Restaurant Type: Steakhouse
Dress code: Smart Casual

Omnia
The Omnia Nightclub covers an impressive 75,000 square-feet. The multi-level setting encompasses a seductive ultra-lounge, a high-energy main room and mezzanine, as well as a breathtaking rooftop garden, with panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip. The nightclub is filled with interactive features and luxurious finishes, merging the classic design with state-of-the-art, modern technology.
Restaurant Type: Nightclub
Dress code: Smart Casual

Pronto by Giada at Caesars Pal
Pronto by Giada at Caesars Palace is presented by celebrated chef, author and television personality, Giada De Laurentiis. Guests are offered signature Italian fare with California influences but in a fast and casual style.
Restaurant Type: Italian
Dress code: Smart Casual

Rao's Restaurant
Rao’s is broadly thought to be the oldest restaurant in the U.S. in its original location and owned by the same family. The 115-year-old, 10 table, East Harlem Italian restaurant is considered by many as the vital New York dining experience. The Caesars Palace location provides the same southern Neapolitan home-style Italian food and famous lemon chicken to Las Vegas.
Restaurant Type: Italian
Dress code: Smart Casual

Restaurant Guy Savoy
Restaurant Guy Savoy provides gourmet dining experience from French Master Chef Guy Savoy in his only U.S. dining eatery. The Michelin starred restaurant offers amazing prix fixe menus, a la carte options including signature dishes like the silky artichoke and black truffle soup and the decadent colors of caviar plus a notable wine and dessert list.
Restaurant Type: Fine Dining
Dress code: Smart Casual

Searsucker Las Vegas
The Searsucker Las Vegas comes from celebrated chef Brian Malarkey. Enjoy modern twists on classic American dishes, such as the Ribeye “tomahawk” and Eggs & Ham with pork belly, as well uniquely crafted cocktails. With a relaxed “feel-good” atmosphere, guests enjoy the perfect “social dining experience.”
Restaurant Type: American
Dress code: Casual

Starbucks
Caesars Palace offers two Starbucks locations; one near Forum Food Court the second near Augustus Tower.
Restaurant Type: Cafe
Dress code: Casual

The Nobu Restaurant and Lounge
The Nobu Restaurant and Lounge is the world’s largest Nobu Restaurant and the first to offer teppanyaki in the United States. With 327 seats, the restaurant serves a sophisticated experience and features a sushi bar, exclusive private dining area and an impressive assortment of dishes like Nobu’s signature items such as black cod with miso, rock shrimp tempura, yellowtail sashimi with jalapeno and squid pasta.
Restaurant Type: Japanese
Dress code: Smart Casual
The mandatory resort fees is payable directly at the resort. Please call for details.
The fee includes fitness center admission for 2 people per day, In-room internet access for 2 devices daily and all local calls made from the In-room landline.


