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Caesars Palace Room 508 Palace Tower

Large room, probably around 600-700 sq ft.  2 Queen Beds, Mini Refrigerator, large double sink bathroom, large Jacuzzi bathtub, hair dryer, clock radio, makeup mirror,  room safe.  Ice, vending machines 1 minute down the hall. Huge windows (don't open) that face south strip, Paris, MGM.  Obstructed view of pool ( a few floors higher and the view would have been great with binoculars.) 
First time staying at Caesars.  Originally had Roman tower room with 3pm check-in.  Room was not going to be ready until five so they upgraded me without charge or me asking to a palace tower room.  Newer and larger,  it will be worth the money on future visits.  A little mix up with our bags being delivered to our room by the bell desk but was straightened out in 20 minutes.  These rooms are about a five minute to from the casino.  Never a wait for an elevator in the palace tower section and no noise heard from other rooms.  They were able to move checkout time from 11 to 2 pm with no hassle  and kept our bags at the bell desk until our flight left that night.  Very efficient staff all through hotel.  Also comped my guest and myself  dinner my last night there just for asking about signing up for a gaming rate card.  This is a great hotel by reputation and delivered.  I have stayed other places but I will make Caesers my only choice for future visits.  Also the craps dealers!!
were some of the coolest folks I have had the pleasure of gambling with anywhere in town.Index

Caseser's Palace Room 618 Palace Tower posted 6/21/01

We were in room 618 overlooking the pool and Bellagio.  The door opens up into a small foyer with three closets on one side that housed a safe and the iron and ironing board.  The bathroom entrance, refrigerator and dry bar were on the other side.  The bathroom was huge and included a jacuzzi tub large enough for two surrounded by mirrors, separate shower with glass door, two sink vanity with full width mirror, round magnifying makeup mirror and hair dryer, and a separate toilet area complete with telephone.  The bedroom area had a king size bed with two end tables, couch, nice stuffed chair, round table, coffee table, desk, three drawer armoire with a 27 inch television, one of those clothes changing screens and wall to wall floor to ceiling windows.  The view from the room was mostly of Bellagio but could not really see the fountain show.  We did have a good view of Paris, the Eiffel Tower and the Aladdin. Index

Caesars, Room 391, Roman Tower posted 11/11/01
I kept changing our hotel reservations, was getting lots of offers and needed 6 nights total, 2 weeks before leaving I got e-mail from Caesars offering 1 night for $69 and one night free, also $25 food credit. Well that was all it took, when my son and I saw Rainman we knew it would be CP for his 21st bday, and it was here. I called them immediately and booked a room for 3 nights. When we checked in at 1PM, they had rooms ready in the Roman Tower, right off the main casino, yes we'll take it. I know the rooms are nicer in the Palace Tower, we stayed in one, but I had to carry a map everywhere I went and kept getting lost. 3rd floor, no smoking, King, had them send a rollaway for son, no charge. This is after all, Rome!!! Room 391, not to long of a walk, quiet, view of roof and other rooms from window, could at least see the sky. The room was not to big, double sink right off entry, marble, with lots of Caesars soap, lotion and etc. Separate room with tub, toilet and shower. The door to this room is hard to describe, all glass, like a shower door, with frosting on inside (can't see in), but there is about 1 inch close to outer edge of glass that is clear, sort of weird. The door squeaked each time it was opened, funny. Oval soaking tub with marble surround, 1 person size. Shower with black tile, sort of reflective, shelf ledge with mirror behind. My son like that and shaved in shower! He thinks that would be a good feature for his bath at home!!! Three showerheads, high, med, low, can be operated separately. Of course the water did not drain and it slowly crept up your foot!!! What does it take to make these things drain right!!! There was an exhaust fan that only circulated air in the room, why bother. Three sets of towels and washcloths.

Room had King bed, 2 night tables, alarm clock, 3 way light bulbs, small tv, probably 19 inch in a beautiful wood cabinet with 3 drawers below. There was a desk with 2 chairs and a small fainting type couch. We ordered a rollaway for #3 and everything fit. The air conditioning was on the wall, no temp settings, just fiddle with it. Noticed the filter in the ceiling was really dirty and the room a little smelly of smoke, called housekeeping and they replaced the filter, guy said he checked the database and this one had not been changed for 7 months!!!!! It was really dirty, was much better after change. He was so nice, would not take a tip. There was a small closet with safe on the floor that worked with any card that had a magnetic strip on the back, my son locked it with his college id!! We thought this was pretty cool and everyone got a turn locking and unlocking, cute!! An interactive game in the closet!! Carpet was a dark beige, short weave, no big stains or burns. The bed was comfortable, of course they had to change the feather pillows. I liked the room and would stay there again.  Index

Caesars, Room 1299, Roman Tower posted 1/28/02

We had room 1299 of the Roman Tower, but found out that it was at the end of the hall and only about 20 feet to the Forum Tower elevators.  Booked through an e-mail offer (not sure if it was from signing up on Caesars.com or from having an Emperor's Club card) for $89/night including a $25 meal credit.  Mainly looked out on the Centurion tower, but could see a bit of the strip and the Flamingo tower.  If I craned my neck all the way to the right, I could see some of the Via Bellagio (didn't notice if I could see the top of the Fountain Show, but didn't specifically look either).  The room was about 350 square feet including the bathroom (at least 20% of the space).  Room featured a king bed, psychoanalyst-style lounger/couch, funky-looking marble coffee table, writing desk, tv armoire.  Bathroom had a separate tub and shower, the tub had a shower nozzle, too, but no jets.  Shower had three nozzles for that extra clean feeling. Extension phone in the bathroom and two sinks.   Got two kinds of soap, shampoo/conditioner, bath lotion, body lotion, cotton, q-tips and the grand prize sewing kit.    Bad points of the room:  needed a credit card for the safe, not enough counter space in the bathroom (taken up by there being two sinks), and the fact that the tv was only 20 inches. Index

Caesars, Room 2727, Palace Tower posted 5/13/2002

We decided to take a smoking room, and got the 27th floor (room 2727). Except for the bathroom (which had the 2-person Jacuzzi tub, separate shower, dual vanity, and magnifying pull-out mirror -- it was quite nice), the room was not any bigger or better than what you can get in Ballys. We had the top deck of a parking garage (way) beneath us, but also had a good view of the Mirage pool area and the volcano. This room was right next to the elevators, but we never heard any noise from them. There was no noise in the hallways, either. At 3:00 AM one night, we did hear our neighbors going at it, though. Fortunately (for us, at least), it only lasted a couple of minutes and we could go back to sleep. Index

Caesars, Room 2304 posted 8/6/02

Room was very nice with a view of the south end of the strip - Bellagio's and their fountain. It also had a view of the Caesars pools and garden area. Big room with two separate bathrooms sharing a double shower stall. Casino is a little too rich for me, but the hotel has everything. Food was occasionally excellent, but mostly just 'ok'.Index

Caesars, Room 6717, Forum Tower posted 9/24/02

Nice room, nothing special view. Room itself was nice, plenty good enough for us. Caesars itself was very nice, rather lavish. Staff friendly and helpful. Index

Caesars Palace Room:  8002 posted 12/27/02
Smoking: Yes
Day:             Sunday Monday Friday Saturday
Dates:           Sept 6th-9th
Rate:            $109.00
Recommend:       Yes
Agency: Through Casino Marketing
Amenities: Jaccuzi, Iron and Board, 25 inch TV With Internet, very big Bathroom with his and hers sinks, Mirrors all around, makeup Mirror. Super Clean!
View: Had a pretty good view of the strip. you can see the Bellagio Water show from a side view. Can see all of the casinos from paris to the MGM Grand. 
Other: Overall, i have to say this was the best stay outta the 5 times i been to vegas. Everything from checkin to checkout was awesome! Staff was very helpful from helping me find myself around the casino floor. Breakfast was Excellent! Watching the football games on the five huge screens downstairs was great!  Index

Caesars Palace Room:  2128 Forum Tower posted 4/12/03

We were given our choice of a mini-suite on the 21st, 27th or 28th floors.  I told the clerk whatever was good for her was good for me.  She gave us room 2128.  We had a beautiful view of the Bellagio fountains and the south Strip.  The room was over 700 sq. feet. It had two bathrooms connected by a double shower, a small refrigerator, a sofa and coffee table, easy chair, writing desk and floor to ceiling windows.  The Jacuzzi, however, was not in the middle of the room and there were no overhead mirrors. Oh, well!  I would just have to learn to live with it. LOL!!!  We were pleased, not only by the efforts but also by the attitude of the front desk people.  I went back downstairs to thank the second girl.  I gave her a $20 and she accepted but very reluctantly.  Our room was three doors from the elevators and right next to the ice and vending machine room.  This was very convenient and there was no noise from either. Index

Caesars Palace Tower---Room 1438, Petite Suite posted 3/29/04

Non-smoking, King

Really a nice suite (room), with an entry leading to a long hall. 14 feet of closets to the left, and doors to separate BR's to the right. The man's BR was a single sink with a toilet room with phone. It had a door to the double shower, which had another door to the lady's BR, which had a bigger counter and a very nice jacuzzi tub big enough for two. The bedroom was very niced sized with another armoir with at least a 27" TV and internet connections ($9.95/day). The living portion was also very large. Although it was listed at 700 sq. ft., it seemed larger than the Venetian's standard room. We liked it. Index

Caesars Palace Tower, Room 1223 posted 3/7/05

Non-smoking, king. This was a regular room in the Palace Tower, but was very similar to the Mini-Suites there except for the lack of a duel shower, a second room with a sink, and no coffee maker. The room itself was very spacious, as was the bath with two sinks, a large Jacuzzi big enough for two, unless the two of you are tubbies. The bath had every amenity you could think of except condoms. Hidden fridge and in-room safe were also nice to have. View was of the Bellagio (though not the lake) and Caesars pools. Very, very nice. Thursday and Friday nights.  Comped.  Index

Caesars Palace Tower, Room 3665 Augustus Tower posted 12/4/05

Non-smoking king; comped.

Large entry hallway with bathroom to the left and closet with safe (had
a hard time finding the sucker) and two very nice robes. Marble floors
in the hallway and bath, carpet elsewhere.

Bath was gigantic. Larger than Venetian, though similar. Huge shower
stall. Very nice large Jacuzzi tub with great jets. The jacuzzi had a
funny automatic feature to it that made it turn on and off if the water
level dropped a little. Had a hard time finding the button. Two sinks.
Beautiful plasma TV mounted in the bathroom, which is always nice in
the mornings. Large room for the commode.

The bedroom had a wall of furniture including a desk, a large mini-bar
filled with outrageously priced goodies, and a dresser. A large mounted
plasma TV which swiveled. Think I'm going to visit Circuit City real
soon.

The bed was luxuriously soft, as were the pillows. Large couch, table
with two chairs by the window, and another lounge chair. Had to be
close to 700 sq ft.

My wife felt like it was the nicest regular room we'd ever stayed at in
Vegas, and I agreed. Index

Caesars Palace Tower, Room 2646 Palace Tower posted 6/21/06

We had reserved King, nonsmoking basic room.  Before I could ask for an upgrade, the Caesars desk clerk said she was upgrading us to a Petite suite in the Palace tower.  I  think they did this b/c there were no nonsmoking rooms available...our room 2646, appeared to be a smoking room (an ashtray, matches), but no odor at
all.  It was a nice walk from the elevator, but offered nice view of pools
and Bellagio fountains. (see pics)  The bed was super comfortable (we may
have to buy a new mattress for the house), flat screen tv, double shower,
Jacuzzi, two toilets. WOW.  Seems like the rates were $170, $170, and
$140...but the Mrs. school was picking up the tab. Index

Caesars Palace Tower, Room 2514 Palace Tower posted 6/25/06

King, Non-smoking

LOVED this room. Although it was just like we had remembered from a
previous trip, it still was very pleasing. Large entry hall with a wall
of closets to the left enclosing clothes closets, in-room safe room,
ironing board. Off to the right was a bathroom that would be very
acceptable for almost any home. Two person jacuzzi tub for my tired
dogs. Two sinks in a long counter. Marble everywhere. Separate shower
and toilet rooms. Tremendous water power. Every ammenity you could
expect.

Only problem with the Palace and Augustus towers is the long long walk
to the elevators.

Flat screen TV in the bedroom, which was very sizeable. Glorious bed
and pillows. The decor is like pictures I have seen of the Wynn, but
much more subdued with lighter browns and biases. The wife wants to
redecorate OUR bedroom now for sure. Warning re-servibar: Don't touch
or you've bought it. Large couch under the window which faced Bellagio
and overlooks at least four pools which foolish people were suffocating
in. Index
 

Caesars Palace Tower, Room 3451 Augustus Tower posted 12/21/06

Iīm not too good in describing rooms, but I`m going to try here
because we liked the room so much and Iīm sitting at the desk looking
out across the Central Strip right now as I type this at 5 a.m. The
room is at the very end of the hallway, sharing a door with abigger
suite (3452). After that door, you enter some kind of smallish
vestibule with the two doors of the two rooms. Upon entering, there is
another anteroom (?) with a walk-in closet and the best mini-bar Iīve
seen. Straight ahead is the bathroom with a huge jacuzzi tub and
walk-in shower and a plasma tv. All the usual amenities, plus the
mother lode according to Cheapovegas, a sewing kit, 2 small bottles of
Scope, a vanity kit, and a toothbrush plus Colgate toothpaste. No
additonal tv in the toilet, though.

The main room has views in two directions, due to its position at the
end of the hallway. There is the aforementioned view towards the IP,
Harrahīs and the Venetian down to the Strat and a bit of downtown.
Thereīs also a view down Flamingo, which is pretty nice in itself. In
the distance, the mountains can be seen very clearly which my mife
liked most of all (me, I like those pretty blinking lights).

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Apart from the very comfortable beds (two pretty big queens, into one
of which both of us fit quite nicely), there was a comfortable sofa,
three chairs, a couch table with a touch screen phone (pretty cool)
and the desk I mentioned. Huge plasma tv on the wall. As Iīm writing
this, my wife is waking up, muttering something like "ermglbs, 100
year Grand Marnier". More on that later.

Though it didnīt bother us in the least, there was some wear and tear
in the room. The wallpaper was a bit frayed over the jacuzzi, one lamp
was missing, there was a stain on one of the chairs - minor stuff, but
curious in one of the finer rooms of the city which can't be older
than a year or two. I really liked the pictures on the wall, though.
All in all, this was a decoration scheme much more to my liking than
the Venetianīs.

Of course we had to check out the jacuzzi and after a foam frenzy, our
friends came over to gawk. Index

Caesars Palace Tower, Room 3189 Augustus Tower posted 1/22/07

Check in at Caesars was easy.  Nobody in line ahead of us.  Very nice
lady at the check-in gave us a room (3189) in the Augustus Tower.  Told
her it was the wife's birthday, which it is in a couple of weeks, and
she gave us a nice view over the Bellagio fountains.  Very nice.  I
thought the bed could have been more comfortable, definitely not as
nice as THEHotel. Index
 

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