One of Las Vegas's most legendary resorts, Caesars Palace has reinvented itself repeatedly since 1966 and today offers six towers with dramatically different room styles, the Forum Shops mall, 13 restaurants, and the Garden of the Gods pool complex with seven pools and the Roman-inspired Qua Baths & Spa. The Colosseum entertainment venue hosts A-list residencies.
Caesars Palace is one of Las Vegas's most legendary and expansive resorts, opening in 1966 as a Roman-themed fantasyland and continuously reinventing itself across 85 acres at 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S on the central Strip. Today the property comprises six distinct hotel towers — the original Roman Tower and Palace Tower, plus the newer Augustus, Octavius, Julius, and Nobu Hotel towers — offering 3,976 rooms and suites in dramatically different styles and price ranges. The Forum Shops at Caesars, accessed directly from the casino floor, is one of the most productive retail spaces in the world with more than 160 stores beneath a painted Roman sky ceiling and an animated Atlantis fountain show running hourly. The Garden of the Gods pool complex spans four acres and comprises seven separate pools including the adults-only Venus Pool, the Olympic Pool, the Temple Pool, and the Garden of the Gods outdoor areas — one of the most impressive pool footprints of any resort in Nevada. The Qua Baths & Spa draws on Roman bathing traditions with three pools, a Roman Laconicum, an Arctic ice room, and 51 treatment rooms. The Colosseum is a 4,296-seat entertainment theater that has hosted the most prestigious residency performers in Las Vegas history, including Celine Dion, Elton John, Adele, and Mariah Carey. Thirteen restaurants span the full range from Gordon Ramsay's flagship Hell's Kitchen Las Vegas and the historic Rao's Italian restaurant to mid-tier casual dining. The casino floor of 124,000 square feet includes private Baccarat rooms, a race and sports book, and high-limit salons.
Amenities
- casino
- pool complex
- spa
- shopping
- live entertainment
- multiple restaurants
- wifi
Location
3570 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
36.1162, -115.1745 View on map
Highlights
- Garden of the Gods: seven-pool complex spanning 4 acres including the adult-only Venus Pool and Olympic Pool
- The Colosseum: 4,296-seat theater hosting Las Vegas's most prestigious long-form entertainment residencies
- Forum Shops at Caesars: 160+ stores under a Roman sky ceiling with hourly Atlantis animated show
- Qua Baths & Spa: Roman-styled spa with three pools, Arctic ice room, and 51 treatment rooms
- Six towers offering diverse room styles from the historic Roman Tower to the modern Augustus and Octavius suites
Tips for visiting
- Tower choice significantly affects the experience: Augustus Tower rooms are most modern and spacious; Roman and Palace Towers have more historic character but older fixtures
- The Venus Pool (adults-only) is the quietest of the seven Garden of the Gods pools; advance reservation is required during summer weekends
- Forum Shops' Atlantis fountain show runs hourly and is free — it is worth timing a shopping visit around a show
- Hell's Kitchen Las Vegas reservations should be made 2–4 weeks ahead for weekend dinner service
- The Colosseum show schedule is announced seasonally; check the current lineup before booking if a specific performance is a priority
Accessibility
Caesars Palace fully meets ADA standards with accessible entrances at multiple points across the property, elevators in all six towers, and accessible rooms with roll-in showers. The Garden of the Gods pool complex includes accessible pathways and pool lifts in designated areas.
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Frequently asked questions
How many towers does Caesars Palace have?
Caesars Palace currently has six towers: the Palace Tower, Roman Tower, Augustus Tower, Octavius Tower, Julius Tower, and the Nobu Hotel Tower. The Augustus Tower rooms are the most recently renovated and most spacious.
Is the Forum Shops connected to the Caesars Palace hotel?
Yes. The Forum Shops is directly attached to and accessible from the Caesars casino and hotel without going outside. It contains 160+ stores, restaurants, and the hourly Atlantis animated fountain show.
Does Caesars Palace charge a resort fee?
Yes. A nightly resort fee covering Wi-Fi, fitness center access, and other amenities applies to all room categories. The amount is disclosed at the time of booking.
What are the pool rules at the Garden of the Gods?
The Garden of the Gods complex includes both all-ages and adults-only pools. The Venus Pool is restricted to guests 21 and over. Cabanas can be reserved in advance; day access is for hotel guests.