Caesars Palace Las Vegas Review (2026): Rates, Resort Fee & What to Expect

Caesars Palace is a 3,976-room Roman-themed resort at the center of the Strip, opened in 1966 and expanded multiple times since. It is the home of Absinthe, houses the Forum Shops, and has one of the most central Strip locations of any major property.

Key Facts (as of July 2026)

  • Nightly rate: $200–$500+/night (as of July 2026)
  • Resort fee: $62.30/night (as of July 2026)
  • Parking: Self-parking: $20/day for hotel guests; non-guests: $25/day; valet: $50/day (as of July 2026)
  • Pool season: Year-round (Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis - 7 pools)
  • Check-in age: 21+ to check in

Who It's For

First-time visitors who want the most iconic Strip address, shoppers (Forum Shops is one of the best retail destinations in Las Vegas), and anyone attending Absinthe.

Who Should Skip It

Guests who find large, confusing layouts frustrating (Caesars has multiple towers and a sprawling casino floor), budget travelers (resort fee is mandatory), and those who want a quiet hotel.

Cost Breakdown

ItemCostNote
Nightly room rate (weeknight, standard)$200–$350as of July 2026; varies by tower
Resort fee$62.30/nightmandatory
Self-parking$20/day for hotel guests
Absinthe show ticketsFrom $99/person
Typical 2-night stay (room + fees, parking extra)$525–$825

Walk Times

  • Bellagio: 8 min walk
  • The Cosmopolitan: 10 min walk
  • High Roller observation wheel: 12 min walk
  • T-Mobile Arena: 15 min walk

Pros

  • Iconic Vegas landmark
  • Forum Shops
  • Multiple pools
  • Home of Absinthe
  • Central location

Cons

  • Massive and confusing layout
  • Varying room quality by tower
  • Resort fees

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Caesars Palace resort fee?

$62.30 per night as of July 2026 (includes tax). Covers Wi-Fi, fitness center access, and pool access. Self-parking is $20/day for hotel guests.

Which Caesars Palace tower is the best?

The Julius Tower and Augustus Tower are the newest and generally rated highest. The original Centurion Tower rooms are older but have been renovated. Room quality varies significantly by tower - check specific tower reviews before booking.

Is Absinthe at Caesars Palace worth seeing?

Absinthe is one of the most consistently reviewed shows in Las Vegas - a variety show with acrobatics, comedy, and adult humor performed in a small circular tent outside the main casino. Tickets start at $99. Not suitable for children.

Does Caesars Palace have a good pool?

Yes. The Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis has 7 pools, including the Temple Pool and the Venus Pool (adults-only). Open year-round.

How central is Caesars Palace on the Strip?

Caesars Palace is at the geographic center of the Strip, directly across from the Bellagio. It is within a 15-minute walk of most major Strip properties.

Related Guides

  • Absinthe show at Caesars Palace
  • Best shows in Las Vegas 2026
  • Las Vegas hotels guide
  • Forum Shops dining guide
  • Things to do near Caesars Palace
  • First-time Las Vegas guide

Last updated: 2026-07-09. All rates as of July 2026.

How Caesars Palace Fits a Las Vegas Trip

Caesars Palace is a 5-star property in Center Strip. It is positioned for First-time visitors, shoppers, entertainment seekers, couples. The stated audience is primarily adults rather than families. Its on-property nightlife is a relevant part of the stay.

Property-specific reasons to choose it

  • Iconic Vegas landmark is one of the features that supports the property’s fit for its stated guests.
  • Forum Shops is one of the features that supports the property’s fit for its stated guests.
  • Multiple pools is one of the features that supports the property’s fit for its stated guests.
  • Home of Absinthe is one of the features that supports the property’s fit for its stated guests.
  • Central location is one of the features that supports the property’s fit for its stated guests.

Practical constraints to weigh

  • Massive and confusing layout is a specific consideration when comparing this stay with alternatives.
  • Varying room quality by tower is a specific consideration when comparing this stay with alternatives.
  • Resort fees is a specific consideration when comparing this stay with alternatives.
  • Current property details to confirm: $62.30/night (as of July 2026); Self-parking: $20/day for hotel guests; non-guests: $25/day; valet: $50/day (as of July 2026); Year-round (Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis - 7 pools).

Booking decision

The listed room range for Caesars Palace is $200–$500+/night (as of July 2026). Use its Center Strip location, the specific strengths above, and the constraints above as the comparison points before checking a live room total and cancellation terms.

For more Las Vegas hotel options, see the Las Vegas hotel guide comparing all major properties by price, location, and amenities.

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