Caesars Palace
Roman grandeur on the Strip since 1966, with the Colosseum theatre, Forum Shops and a legendary casino floor.
Overview
Caesars Palace opened in August 1966 and helped define what a Las Vegas mega resort could be. Marble statues, Roman fountains and towering columns set the scene, and the resort has grown into six hotel towers, including the boutique Nobu Hotel.
Beyond the casino, Caesars is home to The Colosseum theatre, the high end Forum Shops and the Garden of the Gods pool complex. Its dining line up mixes celebrity chefs with one of the most famous buffets in town.
Owned by VICI Properties, operated by Caesars Entertainment.
Highlights
- The Colosseum, a 4,296 seat theatre for headline residencies
- The Forum Shops, around 636,000 sq ft of luxury retail
- Garden of the Gods pool oasis
- Nobu Hotel, a boutique hotel inside the resort
- Roman statues and fountains throughout
Rooms and indicative prices
| Room type | What to expect | Typical nightly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Deluxe Room | Standard towers, modern design | USD 110 to 250 |
| Palace or Augustus Tower Premium | Larger rooms with upgraded views | USD 200 to 400 |
| Nobu Hotel Room | Japanese inspired boutique rooms | From around USD 300 |
Indicative ranges researched in October 2026 from public listings. Rates vary by date, season and availability, and taxes or resort fees may apply. We do not sell rooms.
The casino
The Caesars Palace casino spans roughly 124,000 square feet, with hundreds of table games, a wide slot selection, a busy poker room and one of the best known sportsbooks on the Strip. It feels lively and classic Las Vegas at all hours.
- Games: Table games, slots, poker and a large sportsbook
- Minimum age: 21+ in this jurisdiction
- Dress code: Casual
Restaurants
Inspired by the TV show, with views of the Strip.
One of the best known buffets in Las Vegas, renovated in 2021.
The legendary New York steakhouse, opened at Caesars in late 2023.
Chef Nobu Matsuhisa signature cuisine.
Bobby Flay take on Parisian bistro classics, opened 2024.
Good to know
- Ask for a room in the Palace or Augustus tower for a calmer stay
- The Forum Shops are connected directly to the casino
- A daily resort fee is charged on top of the room rate
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