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Brief Description:
The opulent entrance, fountains, Roman statuary and
roaming centurions all add up to the iconic Las Vegas
hotel. Here you can get your picture taken with Caesar,
Cleopatra, and the centurion guard; find the full-size
reproduction of Michelangelo's David; amble along Roman
streetscapes in the Forum Shops to see the robotic Race
for Atlantis show; or scale a rock climbing wall. Both
an outdoor plaza and live entertainment area are located
out in front of the hotel, surrounded by a variety of
fountains.
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Hotel:
Caesars Palace rooms are so lavish that guests might
actually want to spend time in them. This expansive
property with a kitschy yet sumptuous Roman theme has
continued to expand and upgrade. A variety of fancy
suites are also offered, some with parlors, wet bars,
and marble rotunda entryways. The expansive and opulent
Augustus tower, which is a new addition, adds nearly
1,000 suites, all with soaring 9 foot ceilings and a
minimum of 650 square feet of space. On the tower's
second floor, famed French chef Guy Savoy opened his
first restaurant outside Paris.
All rooms throughout the property have high speed internet
access. The lavish Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, a
complex of Roman style gardens, baths, and fitness areas
anchored by the Neptune lap pool is one of the better
pool spots in town.
Casino: Caesars is the never ending casino and in recent
years, one in constant transition. Two sprawling wings
used to change character from one end of the property
to the other, but a gradual remodeling brought most
of the casino space into alignment with the faux ancient
Roman theme of the adjacent Forum Shops mall. Much of
the original south casino has been allowed to retain
its splendor. The Olympic Casino wing, has a high ceiling,
soaring marble columns, graceful rooftop arches, and
lower limits, embraces the middle market with 5¢ and
25¢ slots. The end of Caesars Palace is marked by Cleopatra's
Barge, which turns heads as a one of a kind lounge floating
in an indoor pool. The gaming floor is now augmented
with a "fast casual" food court, the Cypress Street
Marketplace, selling dishes such as pizza and Asian
noodles. The huge race and sports book with its mega
display must be seen to be believed. Wear your walking
shoes and prepare to get lost in this Roman empire.
Caesars Palace Forum Shops (Mall Directory):
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Caesars Palace Las Vegas: Room Rates, Reservations and
Hotel Availability:
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