It was huge, felt like a maze, and offered a wide range of gaming options, including tables, slots, poker, and sports betting.

The casino floor at Caesars Palace was truly impressive.

It was well-maintained, had an expensive look and feel with all of the marbling and it featured all of the essentials, making it easy to freshen up after a long day. The bathroom has a shower, a huge bathtub, and a toilet with a door separating it from the rest of the bathroom. The massive bathroom was definitely the highlight of the room. The room had a good-size TV, a fridge full of drinks and snacks sitting on top of the fridge, however, you do have to pay for any of those items you choose to consume. There was a small desk in the hallway with a mirror above it. The room had two queen beds that were spacious and comfortable, perfect for a good night’s sleep (that is if you are able to sleep during your stay!). It was a 5 minute walk to get to the tower from the check in area. We were booked in the Palace tower, which was renovated a few years back. I was impressed with the type of service they provide to their top-tier members. There is a massive door with a sign above “Seven Stars.” The staff member greeted my friend, they were very friendly to him and went over all of the benefits that would be part of his stay including s a $500 dining folio credit. The Seven Stars registration office is located past the general area, to your right. From this spot, when you turn left, you’ll see the general, diamond, and seven stars member registration. When you walk-in into the hotel, there is a giant statue of Caesar, high-ceilings and a beautiful layout.

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