Caesars Palace

Marble statues, Roman columns and a casino floor that hums from noon until dawn. Caesars treats every night as opening night.

Inside the house

Caesars Palace opened in 1966 and remains one of the oldest names on the Strip. The Roman theme has only grown with each expansion, so the columns, fountains and statues greet you at nearly every corner.

The resort is split across several towers, each with its own style. Renovated towers have cleaner, brighter rooms, and the Nobu hotel inside the complex offers a smaller, quieter stay without leaving the property.

The main gaming floor is vast and busy, and the sportsbook gets crowded on big fight nights and game days. For a calmer seat, walk deeper into the casino, where limits rise and the noise falls away.

Beyond the tables, the Colosseum hosts major residencies, the Forum Shops are worth an afternoon on their own, and the Garden of the Gods pools are one of the best places on the Strip to escape the desert heat.