The baths in Augustus
Qua Baths & Spa is on Augustus’s second level. Roman Baths and treatments have their own terms; the resort fee includes fitness for 2, rather than every spa admission.
Caesars Palace Las Vegas
Choose Caesars Palace for a Colosseum show, dinner and a day at the Garden of the Gods without leaving the resort. For a small, secluded retreat, look elsewhere: even getting from your room to reception can mean a long walk.
A week here, month by monthCaesars Palace suits travellers free to come midweek: on 13 October 2026 the cheapest seller on Google asked $110 for one night for 2 on 7 nights between 23 November and 4 January. A weekend costs more: Fridays and Saturdays typically stood at more than twice the other nights.
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5 pairs of hotels, and the guide tells you whether this one suits you.Like a regular
The tower to ask for
I would ask for the Augustus tower: Premium rooms of 650 sq ft, about 60 m², located, Caesars says, near the pools and the lobby. From July to September 2026, 5 guests name it for space or view; for the fountains, book Fountain View.
The weeks that cost less
On 13 October 2026 the cheapest 7 nights in Google’s calendar were 20 to 26 December: $110 to $223 a night, each searched alone. The dearest week from November on was 1 to 7 September 2027: $119 to $1,004 a night.
On top of the rate
On 13 October 2026 Caesars’ booking terms set the resort fee at $54.95 a night, $62.30 with tax; the room rate carries Clark County’s 13.38% tax. Self-parking is $20 a day, valet $50; a third or fourth guest, $30 each a night.
From garage to desk
Self-parking and the Uber and Lyft stop are in the garage; check-in is near the valet entrance. Between July and September 2026, 10 guests wrote of a long walk to or from the garage, 5 with cases; Caesars calls valet the most direct way in.
What Caesars Palace is
Roman columns and statues lead to the Colosseum, the casino tables and the Forum Shops. Caesars has enough restaurants and shows to fill a stay; when choosing a room, consider the walks between the places you want to spend time.
Augustus Premium rooms offer about 60 m², while Julius Deluxe starts at a displayed area around 33 m². Pool, theatre and Strip access also depend on where you sleep. Recent reviews keep returning to attentive housekeeping and the space of the Augustus rooms; there is a queue at reception, and a walk between parking, reception and tower. Casino visitors write some of those reviews too.
On Augustus’s second level, Qua has Roman Baths, a cold plunge and a sauna for guests aged 18 and over. A treatment includes use of the facilities that day; a 3-hour pass is another option. At the Garden of the Gods, Apollo is reserved for Nobu guests and Seven Stars members, while Venus is for those aged 21 and over.
Palace Sky, penthouses and villas are separate products from ordinary rooms, with very different services and areas. Compare the full bill: fees, breakfast, parking and paid extras can change the value calculation. I would choose it for an active Strip holiday; anyone wanting an intimate retreat will be happier somewhere smaller.
In the Lumina Guide
Lumina Guide 2027
Caesars Palace is the Las Vegas of restaurants, shows and pools in one large resort on the Strip, with the Roman baths of Qua and rooms in different towers, from Julius to Augustus.
How we choose the hotelsOur reading, point by point
What we found reading the hotel’s own pages, one thing at a time.
Location
Guests value the location on the Strip; the resort exceeds 85 acres, and there is a walk between parking, reception and tower.
Character
Roman spectacle, Colosseum and Strip life give an unmistakable identity.
Room
Augustus receives praise for space and comfort, and for its view of the Bellagio fountains; Premium rooms are about 60 m², Julius Deluxe starts at around 33 m².
Staff and service
Housekeeping and staff can make a strong impression; on arrival, from 4pm, there is a queue at reception.
Breakfast
Few texts discuss breakfast; those that do mention restaurant choice and the separate cost.
The bill
On top of the rate come the resort fee, $62.30 a day with tax, parking and what you consume, including bottled water from the room: the bill to look at is the total.
The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them
What do Caesars Palace’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.
Location
8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write about a spot in the middle of the Strip and about the Forum Shops, the mall inside the resort.
Room
5 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write about the space of the rooms in the Augustus tower and the view of the Strip and the Bellagio fountains from its higher floors.
Staff and service
5 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write of friendly, helpful staff throughout their stay, and of rooms they found clean.
Breakfast
Breakfast is taken at whichever of the resort’s restaurants you choose; Brasserie B also has a package that adds it to the room.
Price
Guests do the sums on the bill: the room rate, then the resort fee, water and the paid extras.
The numbers, and how we count them
| What | Score out of 10 | Guests who mention it | Happy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | 7.8 | 105 | 82% |
| Room | 5.3 | 123 | 50% |
| Staff and service | 5.2 | 246 | 49% |
| Breakfast | 6.8 | 5 | 40% |
| Price | – | 101 | 12% |
The scores come from 500 Google reviews with text, left from 25 July 2026 to 1 October 2026. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Las Vegas: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 1 October 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.
The hotels we weigh it against in Las Vegas:
- Wynn Las Vegas
- Bellagio
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
- The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
What a night costs, season by season
On 13 October 2026 the lowest price any seller showed on Google for one night for 2 was $130 or less on 107 of the 328 nights, all but one of them between Sunday and Thursday, while half the Fridays and Saturdays stood at $336 or more; from November on, the dearest night was Tuesday 10 November 2026, at $1,120. With free dates I would come from Sunday to Thursday in June, July or August 2027, when 48 of those 66 nights stood between $115 and $126.
| Period | Dollars a night |
|---|---|
| 14 October to 12 December 2026 | 110–1,437 |
| 13 to 29 December 2026 | 110–286 |
| 30 December to 2 January | 203–664 |
| 3 January to 31 May 2027 | 110–670 |
| 1 June to 2 September 2027 | 115–570 |
| 3 to 7 September 2027 | 871–1,004 |
Each figure is the lowest price any seller showed on Google Hotels for that one night, in a search for 2 adults, read on 13 October 2026; the calendar ran to 7 September 2027, and one night before then, 2 March 2027, had no price. Booked as 7 nights from 16 November 2026, the lowest seller Google listed that day asked $358 a night; the resort’s own listing, $416.
Caesars Palace, Bellagio or The Cosmopolitan
Caesars Palace for 7 pools and the Colosseum inside one resort; Bellagio for the fountain show from a Fountain View room and dinner beside the lake; The Cosmopolitan for a private terrace above the Strip, in its Terrace categories. With a dog the choice narrows: Bellagio’s terms admit none, Caesars Palace asks $100 a night for up to 2 dogs of 50 lb or less, The Cosmopolitan $100 plus tax a night for each dog.
| Hotel | A night, from | Resort fee, a night |
|---|---|---|
| Caesars Palace | $111 | $54.95 plus tax |
| Bellagio | $126 | $55 plus tax |
| The Cosmopolitan | $116 | $55 plus tax |
A night: the lowest price any seller showed on Google for one night in the week of 16 November 2026, in a search for 2 adults, read on 13 October 2026; at each hotel it fell on Sunday 22 November. For the 7 nights from 16 November booked together, the lowest that day was $358 a night at Caesars Palace, $369 at Bellagio and $498 at The Cosmopolitan. Resort fees as each hotel’s own terms gave them on 13 October 2026.
What to expect
Bacchanal is a separate bill
The buffet presents 9 live-action cooking stations and takes its own reservations. A selected Brasserie B breakfast package is a different product from an ordinary room rate and from Bacchanal.
A ceremony with its own capacity
The chapels have different capacities: Classico accommodates up to 196 guests, Tuscana 70. Outdoor venues and packages have their own availability and terms.
Good to know before you book
The room changes with the tower: Augustus Premium rooms are about 60 m², Julius Deluxe starts at around 33 m², and Nobu is a separate hotel within the resort. Source: caesars.com
A resort fee of $54.95 a day plus tax, $62.30 in all, and paid parking, self or valet, come on top of the rate; at check-in the card is held for $100 a day, and the Bacchanal buffet is a separate bill. Source: caesars.com
An ordinary room does not include breakfast, which is added with the Brasserie B package. Source: caesars.com
Water in the room is paid for too, guests report in 2026. Source: 500 Google reviews read, 25 July 2026 to 1 October 2026
Choose a tower and category rather than only the Caesars name.
Nightly price does not describe every extra.
Fitness for 2 in the fee; Roman Baths have separate terms.
7 pools with different access, seasons and hours.
Between July and September 2026, 16 Google reviews describe the rooms or the hotel as showing their age and their use; one, of 29 September, speaks of a room and corridors in the Julius tower. 3, between 26 August and 28 September 2026, describe noise in the room from the air conditioning or the ventilation plant.
Between August and October 2026, 5 Google reviews describe rooms left unserviced for a day or more, and calls to the front desk to ask for it.
Rooms, suites and villas
Getting to Caesars
3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South
| Address | 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109. |
|---|---|
| Check-in / check-out | 4pm / 11am; registered guest aged 21-plus. |
| Deposit | $100 daily for incidentals; card required. |
| Parking | Self-parking $20 a day for hotel guests, valet $50; free from Caesars Rewards Platinum. |
Official information read on 1 October 2026, the parking rates on 13 October; entrance and route depend on tower and transport.
Around the hotel
Sphere
Shows with their own tickets and calendar.
High Roller
The observation wheel has admission separate from the stay.
The Forum Shops
Shopping within the Caesars complex; your hotel may be elsewhere.
The hotel and its surroundings
Verified positions; no measured journey times.
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A day at Caesars Palace
On arrival
Keys from 4pm
Check-in opens at 4pm; earlier, Caesars’ terms say, a fee may apply. 6 guests give theirs: $35 in a review of July 2026, $40 twice, $60 and $70 in August, $68 in September.
7am
The Roman Baths, early
Qua’s Roman Baths open at 7am and close at 6pm, for guests of 18 and over: a treatment gives the day there, and a 3-hour pass is the other way in.
8am
Breakfast at Brasserie B
Brasserie B opens at 8am: from Monday to Friday for breakfast, eggs Benedict and French toast among its dishes, at the weekend for brunch; with an ordinary room rate it is paid for separately.
10am
Blackjack in the water
In pool season the Fortuna pool deals blackjack at 5 swim-up tables from 10am to 5pm; a daybed or cabana reserved for the day is held until 11am.
2.30pm
The buffet before 4pm
From Monday to Thursday the Bacchanal Buffet sells an early dinner at $69.99 between 2.30pm and 4pm, by reservation; of 3 guests who wrote in August and September 2026, 2 put the bill at $100 a head and one at $110.
Caesars Palace Las Vegas reviews
Stays in different towers and casino, shopping and restaurant visits share one listing.
Google · 1 October 2026
Guest voices
GoogleHousekeeping that makes an impression
A couple praises the staff and careful housekeeping, including small belongings tidied in the room.
Google · 2026-10-01Read the review
GoogleHousekeeping and water in the room
A guest reports 3 unanswered cleaning requests and criticises the provision of water.
Google · 2026-10-01Read the review
GoogleThe Julius tower
A guest values the location but describes worn Julius rooms and corridors and a long route to rideshare.
Google · 2026-09-29Read the review
GoogleSpace in Augustus
An Augustus guest recalls a spacious room, daily cleaning and convenient Strip access.
Google · 2026-09-27Read the review
Caesars Palace questions
How much does a night at Caesars Palace cost?
Google Hotels’ calendar, read on 13 October 2026, gives for each night the lowest price any seller showed, searched as one night for 2 adults: $117 on Sunday 1 November 2026, $1,120 on Tuesday 10 November, $110 on Monday 23 November and $518 on Tuesday 1 December. Booked as 7 nights from 16 November 2026, the lowest seller Google listed that day asked $358 a night; the resort’s own listing, $416. Caesars’ booking terms, read the same day, give the resort fee as $54.95 plus $7.35 tax, $62.30 a night for each room: it covers Wi-Fi on 2 devices, the gym for 2 and local calls, and Diamond and Seven Stars members do not pay it. Source: Google Hotels · Caesars Palace
Where is it and what is its star rating? Is Nobu included?
Caesars Palace is at 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South on the Strip; Google’s address uses Paradise, Nevada 89109. Google Hotels classifies it as 4-star, while Google Places records 4.5/5 from 138,356 reviews on 1 October 2026: these measure different things. Nobu is a separate hotel within the complex, with its own check-in and categories; this inventory excludes it. The FAQ describes a resort exceeding 85 acres, around 34 hectares, so tower choice affects routes. Awards specifically attached to villas or restaurants are not a classification of every room. Source: Google Hotels · Caesars Palace
Which tower should I choose: Julius, Octavius, Palace, Augustus or Colosseum?
Julius Deluxe starts at a displayed 360-plus square feet, about 33.4 m²; Octavius Premium 550-plus, about 51.1 m²; Augustus Premium 650, about 60.4 m². Colosseum Strip View King displays 350-plus, about 32.5 m². These are catalogue readings rather than universal tower minimums: suites and accessible variants differ. The FAQ positions Augustus towards the Strip, Octavius towards the pools and Colosseum near the theatre. With 2 queens, the booking page describes the Palace Premium at 525 square feet, about 48.8 m², and the Colosseum Strip View at 475, about 44.1 m², above the 450+ and 350+ minimums on their cards; read on 15 October 2026. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
Are there view, PetStay and accessible rooms?
The catalogue distinguishes Pool View, Strip View, Partial Strip View and Fountain View; a photograph does not extend that outlook to an unlabelled category. 9 observed accessible variants include Hearing Impaired and Mobility Roll-In in Julius, Octavius, Palace and Augustus; these are dedicated categories rather than universal features. Julius Hearing Impaired King displays 454 square feet, about 42.2 m², and Two Queen 513, about 47.7. Augustus lists PetStay King or Two Queen rooms and Executive or Premium suites. Maximum occupancy is not assumed from bed count and remains individually unverified in the consulted sources. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
How large are studios and suites, and which have billiards?
Studio categories do not automatically mean enclosed bedrooms. Julius Studio King displays 550-plus square feet, about 51.1 m²; Palace Premium Studio 725, about 67.4; Augustus Premium Studio 700, about 65. Julius Executive King reaches 1,073, about 99.7 m², and Octavius King Suite 960, about 89.2. Palace Executive displays 1,500-plus, about 139.4 m², and Premium 2,000-plus, about 185.8. Colosseum Premium Suite Pool Table has King and Two Queen variants at 1,300-plus, about 120.8 m²; billiards are not included in every Premium suite. Flavian Sky Suite displays 2,947 square feet, about 273.8 m², one king and 2 queens; its maximum occupancy is not assumed. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
Does Palace Sky Suite have one, 2 or 3 bedrooms?
The One Bedroom catalogue lists Palace Sky code PTY1 on the Palace Tower’s top floors, with living and dining areas and 24-hour butler service, without an individual area. 2 Bedroom PTY2 states 2 enclosed bedrooms and 2,000–3,400 square feet, about 185.8–315.9 m², with concierge, in-suite dining and included airport transfers. PTY3 also appears on the Three Bedroom page at 3,000–3,400 square feet, about 278.7–315.9 m², but its description says 2 separate bedrooms. PTY3’s bedroom count therefore remains uncertain. Style and layout vary between suites; Sky services do not extend to ordinary rooms. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
Which private penthouses and villas can be booked?
Julius Penthouse is presented as 2 bedrooms in its official request link, without a published area. Tiberius has 3 bedrooms and 7,000 square feet, about 650.3 m². The 6 named properties in The Villas catalogue are Titus, 11,200 square feet and 3 bedrooms; Trajan, 10,400 and 3; Marcus Aurelius, 9,420 and 3; Claudius, 9,650 and 4; Hadrian, 11,850 and 4; Constantine, 11,310 and 4. Augustus Villa is a separate category at 10,200 square feet with 4 bedrooms. Connecting Colosseum Presidential Villas together exceed 19,500 square feet indoors and outdoors: that is not each villa’s individual area. Each terrace measures 1,700 square feet. Individual maximum occupancy remains unverified. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
Is Qua Baths & Spa included, and what are its hours, ages and visitor access?
Qua is on Augustus Tower’s second level. Roman Baths run 7am–6pm, treatments 9am–6pm and fitness 24 hours with an active room key; the resort fee covers fitness for 2 rather than automatically including Roman Baths. Spa treatments include facility access on the appointment day; a 3-hour pass can alternatively be purchased. Access is 18-plus including non-guests, with gender-separated thermal areas and lounges and clothing optional. Listed facilities include a soaking pool, cold plunge, whirlpool, sauna, steam and Arctic Room. A current pass price, total area and temperatures are not stated in consulted sources. Cancelling treatment by 5pm the previous day avoids the full charge. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
What are the pools like, and which are accessible in winter?
Garden of the Gods has 7 outdoor pools, with Roman columns, loungers, cabanas and daybeds. Neptune is described as the largest; consulted pages do not publish individual pool lengths, widths or depths, or classify them as infinity or thermal pools. The Roman Baths belong to Qua Spa and have their own access terms. The general hours board and Pool Hours section give 9am–6pm; the FAQ on the same page gives 9am–5pm; descriptions of Neptune, Temple and Fortuna give 9am–7pm. These are 3 different statements from the official source.
The official FAQ places the pool season from March to October and says Venus is open year-round. The dedicated Venus section gives Friday–Sunday and an age limit of 21; Jupiter gives Friday–Sunday, while Apollo is reserved for Seven Stars and Nobu guests. Venus’s stated year-round opening does not extend winter access to all 7 pools. Complimentary ordinary loungers, rented cabanas and daybeds have different terms; food and drinks cost extra. Source: Caesars Palace.
Is breakfast included, and how do Brasserie B and Bacchanal work?
An ordinary room does not automatically include breakfast. The site offers a Hotel Stay with Breakfast Included package at Brasserie B; the observed booking benefit is for 2, with an 8–11am prix fixe including a beverage, pastry and entrée. Breakfast is included with that package. Brasserie B serves French-inspired breakfast, lunch and dinner. Bacchanal is a separate buffet with 9 live-action cooking stations and its own reservation; a Caesars room does not include its bill. Brunch and buffet prices depend on the service and are not published as one universal amount in the consulted pages. Guy Savoy is a separate French restaurant rather than the breakfast room. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
What are check-in, check-out, deposit and cancellation terms?
Check-in starts at 4pm, check-out at 11am, with the registered guest aged 21-plus and carrying identification and a credit card. Published incidentals deposit is $100 daily; cash is not accepted for deposits or room charges. The FAQ generally gives 48 hours before arrival for ordinary direct bookings; the booking information limits free cancellation to refundable rates. Offers, prepaid bookings and packages can have different terms. An incidentals deposit is not a second resort fee. Garage and rideshare arrivals differ from the valet entrance near main check-in, and the route depends on the tower. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
What are the rules for dogs, parking and transfers?
PetStay admits up to 2 dogs, each no heavier than 50 pounds, about 22.7 kg, in dedicated categories with a fee. Caesars’ pet-friendly page gives $100 a night for up to 2 dogs, plus a refundable deposit of $100 a night. Dogs must be leashed in designated common areas and kenneled or out of the room during housekeeping; access to every restaurant or pool is not assumed. Self-parking and valet carry a surcharge; booking information describes complimentary parking from Platinum under its terms and 3 hours for Nevada residents outside event pricing. Caesars’ parking page gives $20 a day for self-parking as a registered hotel guest and $50 a day for valet. Included Sky and Presidential airport transfers do not apply to ordinary rooms. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
What wedding venues, capacities and packages are available?
Classico holds up to 196, Tuscana 70, Juno Garden 128, Venus Garden 115 and Temple Pool 100; Temple is described for mid-November to mid-March outside pool season. Bacchus Pool is an intimate option for up to 20. Packages include a coordinator, 45 minutes of chapel time and an officiant; on 11 October 2026 the weddings page gave each package a starting price in the chapels: Cupid $2,500, Fortuna $5,000, Mark Antony $7,500, Cleopatra $10,000 and Caesar $25,000, each with a bouquet and photography, and the 4 above Cupid with one or two nights of accommodation for the couple. Ceremony capacity is not reception capacity or a villa’s overnight occupancy. The invited guests’ rooms, the reception and any additional flowers are arranged separately. Source: Caesars Palace
What shows and new venues are available, and is New Year’s Eve 2026 confirmed?
Colosseum and nightlife make the resort an evening destination even for guests staying elsewhere. The current page presents OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar, OMNIA and other venues; entry is not automatically included in a room and ages, tickets and event terms belong to each venue. For the gala on 31 December 2026, consulted pages provide no confirmed menu, price or inclusions. Qua describes renovated spaces and announces Aescape from October. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
What do guest reviews show?
We read the 500 most recent Google reviews with a text. Location, dining choice and some Augustus rooms receive praise. There is a queue at reception, distances inside the resort are long, and extras come on top of the rate, from the resort fee to parking; one recent account praises housekeeping’s attention. The listing also includes casino, shopping and restaurant visits, so these are not all verified stays in one tower. Source: Caesars Palace · Caesars Palace
Can I travel with my dog?
PetStay admits up to 2 dogs, each up to about 22.7 kg, in dedicated Augustus categories. The charge is $100 a night, plus a refundable deposit of $100 a night. Source: Official resort policy · Caesars Palace.
How many categories are described, and why are some photographs shared?
79 official products across rooms, suites, accessible variants and villas, grouped only where the source reuses the same photograph. Listed variants retain their own names, areas and terms; Nobu is a distinct hotel. Source: Caesars Palace.
When does the hotel’s season open and close?
The consulted booking sources publish no annual hotel season-opening or closing date. Google Hotels’ calendar, read on 13 October 2026, showed a price for 328 nights between 14 October 2026 and 7 September 2027, in every month: rooms are offered in winter and spring too. The March–October season in the Garden of the Gods FAQ concerns the pools; it does not mean the rooms close for winter. Availability for a particular night remains that of the bookable rate. Sources: Google Hotels · Caesars Palace · Garden of the Gods.
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