With Corinthian architecture, star-studded entertainment, and Grecian charm, Caesars Palace epitomizes Greco-Roman luxury in Las Vegas. A landmark of the Strip, it’s famed for celebrity performances, iconic moments like Muhammad Ali’s boxing match, and its feature in The Hangover. (No, Caesar didn’t live here!)
Venue Details
Address: 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Paradise, NV 89109, United States
Opened: 1966
Seating Capacity: 5000
VIP Section : Premium views close to the stage arranged into rows and tables.
General Admission: Behind the VIP area, offering wide views at lower prices.
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Practical Information
Accessibility
Accessible seating: The Colosseum offers several wheelchair-friendly spots and welcomes guests with disabilities. Please contact staff in advance to reserve your seats.
Wheelchair rentals: Wheelchairs are available upon request, enabling guests with mobility issues to explore the property comfortably.
Facilities for elderly and young kids: Pram-friendly pathways and seating areas ensure accessibility and comfort for families with young children and elderly guests.
Ramps: Ramps are provided throughout the property, ensuring smooth movement across different levels and areas.
Available Facilities
Parking: The hotel offers self-parking for $20 from Monday to Thursday and $25 on the weekends. Valet services are available for $50. Parking is free for Caesars Rewards members at the Diamond, Platinum, and Seven Stars levels.
Cloakroom: The Bell Desk holds luggage for guests staying at the hotel.
Wi-Fi: Free high-speed Wi-Fi is available in all public areas, including the Colosseum.
Washrooms: Clean and well-maintained restrooms are located throughout the property, including near major attractions like The Colosseum and The Forum Shops. Contact hotel staff for directions to the nearest adapted toilet.
Food & beverage: Fine dining options like Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Nobu, and Old Homestead Steakhouse, as well as casual spots like the Forum Food Court, offer quick and delicious meals inside the hotel. Guests can also enjoy the full-service bar inside the Colosseum.
Handy Tips
Dressing: Las Vegas gets extremely hot in summer and chilly in winter, so dress appropriately. Pack light clothes for the heat, a jacket for cool indoor air conditioning, and a heavy coat for cold weather that can be easily removed indoors.
Stay hydrated: A trip to Vegas can involve a lot of walking. During summer, a water bottle will be your greatest companion. Most performance venues also have water fountains on-site, so you can stay hydrated throughout your day.
Vintage gaming: If you are a gaming enthusiast, explore the city's history through games like Sigma Derby, antique slots at The D, or by visiting the city's oldest casino - Golden Gate Hotel & Casino.
Getting There
Taxi: Several rideshare services are available in the city. You can hire a taxi and reach the entrance of the hotel.
Bus: Take the DEUCE bus to stop directly in front of the hotel at the Caesars Palace stop. Alternatively, get off at WB Flamingo after Las Vegas, a 10-minute walk from the hotel, via the 202 or CX buses.
Monorail: Take the Las Vegas monorail to the Centre Strip Station, which is a 6-minute walk from the entrance of the hotel.
Restaurants near Caesars Palace
1. Restaurant Guy Savoy: Renowned chef Guy Savoy presents exquisite French cuisine, blending bold flavors with artistic presentation. Guests can savor gourmet dishes in a setting of refined elegance.
2. Mr. Chow: Offering a sophisticated dining experience, this restaurant showcases Beijing's finest cuisine with a modern twist. Its impeccable service and breathtaking views of the Strip make it a must-visit spot.
3. Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen: Inspired by the hit TV show, this restaurant delivers an immersive culinary adventure. With an open kitchen, diners can enjoy signature dishes like Beef Wellington while taking in stunning views through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Frequently asked questions about Caesars Palace
