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Caesars Palace Casino, Las Vegas

Last facts check Oct 7, 2026

Also known as: 凱薩宮酒店 · Caesars Palace Las Vegas

ResortLas Vegas Strip

Open 24/724/7Hours

Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Local time in Las Vegas: —

Note: Casino floor is 24/7; restaurants, pools, Forum Shops and the Colosseum keep their own schedules.

  • 7Awards
  • 9On screen
  • 180Tables
  • 19Poker

Entry rules

  • 21+ · photo ID21+PHOTO ID21+ · photo ID at the door
  • casualDress codecasual
  • in designated sectionsMarked zones

Nevada gaming-floor age is 21 with government photo ID. Dress is typically casual Strip-resort; smoking is limited to marked sections — confirm at the door if unsure.

Address3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109

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City & catalog shortlists

Same venue, other doors — city pages and ranked shortlists this floor already belongs to.

Is this the right stop?

Match your trip to what this floor actually offers — not a marketing slogan.

Come here if you want

Good match
  • Poker

    A real poker room is part of the visit

  • Live table games

    Live dealer tables on the official count — not slots-only.

  • Large resort campus

    Hotel, dining and shows on one campus

  • Strip

    A Strip walking-loop megaresort

  • Race & sports book

    Licensed race book and sports pool on this campus.

Pick elsewhere if you want

Maybe skip

Honest mismatches — a neighbour may fit these better.

  • A quiet locals casino away from the Strip crush

    You are on the walking loop — expect crowds and spectacle.

  • Ultra-low table minimums all night

    This floor skews toward higher limits after dark.

  • An adults-only boutique gambling hall

    Hotel, dining and shows share the same campus.

  • A brand-new megaresort with a fresh theme

    The draw here is history and legacy campus pieces.

  • A tiny casual card room with two tables

    Poker inventory here is built for a proper session.

Felt floor

Games

Table and slot counts come from Nevada’s official gaming reports.

Gaming zone

116,561 sq ft10,829 m² · ~2 fields

  • Table games

    180

  • Slot machines

    1,400

  • Poker tables

    19

Gaming floor area

  • Table games pit18%

    21,438 sq ft · 1,992 m²

  • Slots78%

    91,001 sq ft · 8,454 m²

  • Poker4%

    4,122 sq ft · 383 m²

Main Caesars Palace floor (116,561 sq ft) plus merged NGCB satellite Caesars Palace Race Book & Sports Pool (7,908 sq ft). Race/sports book published separately (Caesars Palace Race Book & Sports Pool, 7,908 sq ft).

Floor mix

Share of table games on the current NGCB count.

  • Blackjack (twenty-one)A69

    Blackjack (twenty-one)

    Card tables

  • Baccarat63

    Baccarat

    High-limit cards

  • Roulette15

    Roulette

    Spinning wheel

  • Craps11

    Craps

    Dice tables

  • Ultimate Texas Hold'em$6

    Ultimate Texas Hold'em

    Poker vs the house

  • Pai gow poker4

    Pai gow poker

    Tiles & cards

  • Three Card Poker4

    Three Card Poker

    Three-card hand

  • Other table games4

    Other table games

    More table games

  • Mini-baccarat2

    Mini-baccarat

    Card tables

  • Pai gow1

    Pai gow

    Tiles & cards

  • Big Six wheel1

    Big Six wheel

    Big prize wheel

Quick guide for first-timers

  • Roulette wheel
  • Dice
  • Playing cards
  • Casino chips
  • Green felt table
  • Slot machines

Slot machines by denomination

  • 1¢90
  • 25¢6
  • $1100
  • $511
  • $253
  • $1002
  • Multi-denomination1,134
  • Other54

Table limits

Desk-researched typical evening minimums — confirm on the floor; they move with time of day and weekends.

  • Blackjack (twenty-one)A

    Blackjack (twenty-one)

    Typical Strip

    Card tables

    $25+

  • Roulette

    Roulette

    Typical Strip

    Spinning wheel

    $25+

  • Craps

    Craps

    Typical Strip

    Dice tables

    $25+

  • Baccarat

    Baccarat

    Steeper

    High-limit cards

    $50+

How to play

90-second game guides

Short primers for the main casino games — the full set every time, whether this floor deals them today or you are browsing nearby.

All guides

Poker room

Open to the public

A real poker room sits on this campus — table count from the regulator report. Stakes, games dealt, desk phone, and how to find it live on the room page.

Games on the listing

  • No-limit Hold'em
  • Tournaments

Poker hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Open full poker roomStakes · games · desk · guides

Race & sports book

Own NGCB location ID

Licensed race & sports book on campus — the desk visitors walk into. Floor area and desk file live on the sportsbook page; we do not paste the full book here.

  • Sportsbook
  • Race book
Open sportsbook pageFloor area · desk file · book factsBook desk file →

Book floor

7,908

7,908 sq ft of race & sports space on the NGCB square-footage file.

Hotel

The stay is half the trip — rooms, towers and what is a short walk from the elevators.

Stay on property

Caesars Palace

Guest rooms

3,980

3,980 rooms

June 2025 Caesars Palace fact sheet lists 3,980 rooms for the main towers; Nobu Hotel (182 rooms) and THE VILLAS are separate brands on the same campus.

Check rooms on the official site

On campus when you stay

  • 8 dining anchors
  • 10 shows & landmarks
  • Resort fee

    A daily resort fee applies to most hotel stays (amount varies by date and room type) — check caesars.com when you book.

  • Caesars Rewards · Caesars Entertainment

Hotels within the resort

Separate hotel brands on this casino campus — not just different room categories.

  • Nobu Hotel

    A smaller Japanese-brand boutique hotel inside the rebuilt Centurion Tower (182 rooms) — quieter and more design-focused than the main Palace towers, still using the same casino below.

  • THE VILLAS Caesars Palace

    Private ultra-luxury villas on campus with AAA Five Diamond recognition — a separate high-end product, not a standard Palace room category.

Why overnight guests pick it

Plain-language reasons to sleep here if you have never stayed on the Strip.

  • 01Sleep on the same campus as the casinoAbout 3,980 rooms in the main Palace towers mean you can go from bed to tables without a taxi or a long Strip walk between hotels.
  • 02Nobu Hotel if you want a quieter tower182 rooms in Centurion Tower under the Nobu brand — useful when you want boutique scale while staying attached to Caesars’ casino and shops.
  • 03THE VILLAS for top-tier privacyVilla suites with AAA Five Diamond status — the ultra-luxury option on this campus, not the default room type.
  • 04Indoor mall and shows without leaving campusForum Shops (Roman street mall), the Colosseum theatre, Garden of the Gods pools and the Absinthe show are a short indoor/campus walk from the elevators.
  • 05Caesars Rewards can pay for the stayLoyalty points from play or stays often redeem for rooms across the Caesars Entertainment network — useful if you already collect the card.
  • 06Daytime pool complex on siteGarden of the Gods Pool Oasis covers about five acres — a place to spend the afternoon when you are not gambling.
  • 07Strip-front nightlife at OMNIAA major nightclub faces Las Vegas Boulevard — stay here if clubbing is part of the trip, not only table games.
  • 08Spa downtime without leaving the resortQua Baths & Spa is on campus for baths and treatments when you want quiet time away from the floor.

See inspections on this campus · 4

Getting there and parking

Parking, fees, and getting around — the practical stuff.

  • ParkingExpect a parking charge

    Paid parking · Valet

    Paid self-park and valet are standard on this Strip block; Caesars Rewards members often get discounted or waived rates — confirm the day’s price in the Caesars app or at arrival.

  • Resort fee

    A daily resort fee applies to most hotel stays (amount varies by date and room type) — check caesars.com when you book.

  • Monorail stop

    Flamingo / Caesars Palace (Las Vegas Monorail) — walkable to the Forum Shops / Palace campus

Wheelchair-accessible campus noted in OpenStreetMap; confirm specific pool, spa and theatre access on site.

Players club

One card for play, hotel and dining at linked properties.

Players club card

Caesars Rewards

Works across: Caesars Entertainment

Learn about the club

Where to eat on campus

Signature rooms and easy anchors — name, mood, done.

Campus dining · 8

  • BuffetBacchanal Buffetsource
  • Celebrity chefGordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchensource
  • AwardedRestaurant Guy SavoyMICHELIN One Star · Forbes Five-Star · AAA Five Diamondsource
  • Celebrity chef · JapaneseNobusource
  • SteakhousePeter Luger Steak Housesource
  • Fine diningMR CHOWsource
  • Celebrity chef · ItalianPronto by Giadasource
  • Celebrity chefAmalfi by Bobby Flaysource

Shows, landmarks and on-campus draws

Beyond the tables — what each place is, so a first-time visitor knows why it is on the map.

10

  • theatreThe Colosseum at Caesars PalaceConcert and residency theatre (~4,300 seats) for big-name shows — buy tickets like any arena, not a museum visit.source
  • shoppingForum ShopsIndoor luxury shopping mall styled as a Roman street with a painted sky ceiling, attached to the hotel so you need not walk the open Strip.source
  • poolGarden of the Gods Pool OasisMulti-pool outdoor complex (~five acres) for swimming and lounging in daylight.source
  • showAbsintheA raunchy circus-cabaret live show in a tent-style venue on the Caesars campus — adult comedy and acrobatics, not a magic act in a theatre seat.source
  • nightlifeCleopatra’s BargeHistoric floating lounge bar shaped like an Egyptian boat inside the resort — drinks and music, not a sightseeing cruise.source
  • nightlifeOMNIA NightclubLarge dance nightclub at the Strip entrance with big production nights — separate cover/guest list from the casino.source
  • spaQua Baths & SpaOn-campus spa with Roman baths and treatments for recovery and quiet time.source
  • sportsbookCaesars Race & SportsbookSports betting lounge with a huge LED screen wall for watching and wagering on games.source
  • dining-hallCelebrity Food HallCasual food-hall dining with several celebrity-chef counters in one hall — faster than a full-service restaurant.source
  • weddingWedding chapels & gardensOn-site chapels and garden spaces for Vegas weddings without leaving the resort.source

Campus history

Campus milestones first — opening, landmarks, then the film moments people still recognise.

Opened

1966-08-05

Built as a new Roman-themed megaresort on the Strip — not a rename of an older brand.

  1. 01

    1966

    Jay Sarno opens Caesars Palace

    Architect Melvin Grossman delivered the first full Roman megaresort — columns, fountains and toga hospitality that reset Strip spectacle.

    1966-08-05source

  2. 02

    1970

    Cleopatra’s Barge and Centurion Tower join the campus

    The floating lounge became a Rat Pack-era nightlife landmark; Centurion later became Nobu Hotel.

    source

  3. 03

    1988

    Rain Man puts Caesars on film forever

    Emperor Suite sequences helped make the resort Hollywood’s shorthand for Vegas glamour.

    source

  4. 04

    1992

    Forum Shops invent destination shopping on the Strip

    A Roman streetscape mall attached to the casino — high-end retail as a reason to visit, not just a lobby afterthought.

    1992-05-01source

  5. 05

    2003

    The Colosseum opens as a purpose-built residency theatre

    Roughly 4,300 seats turned Caesars into a headliner destination beyond the gaming floor.

    source

  6. 06

    2009

    The Hangover turns the lobby into pop culture

    Bachelor-party chaos filmed around Caesars — later returned for Part III — kept the resort in global movie memory.

    source

  7. 07

    2013

    Nobu Hotel opens inside the rebuilt Centurion Tower

    The first Nobu Hotel worldwide — 182 rooms plus a major Nobu restaurant on the Strip.

    2013-02source

  8. 08

    2025

    THE VILLAS Caesars Palace earns AAA Five Diamond

    The villa collection joins Restaurant Guy Savoy in the top AAA tier on this campus.

    2025-09source

Architecture and landmarks

What you actually walk through between the Strip sidewalk and the casino floor — explained for first-timers, not locals.

Signature landmark

Forum Shops

A large indoor shopping mall attached to Caesars, built like a Roman street under a painted sky — luxury stores and restaurants you reach without walking the hot Strip sidewalk.

Architect

Melvin Grossman

Also designed

Other buildings you may already know — so the name clicks.

  • Deauville Beach ResortMiami Beach, FL — Miami Modern hotel work before the Strip commission
  • Barcelona HotelMiami Beach, FL · 1957
  • Carnival MotelMiami Beach, FL · 1956

Recognition

  • AIA member (1947–1950; 1956–1996)American Institute of Architects Historical Directory

Reported cost

$25,000,000

Original 1966 design by Melvin Grossman; reported opening cost about $25 million. Later campus pieces (Forum Shops, Colosseum) had separate architects and budgets.

Also on this campus

Not a slogan — what you can actually walk up to, and why first-timers notice it.

  • 02Colosseum theatreA ~4,300-seat concert hall on campus (opened 2003) for big residencies and headliner shows — not an ancient ruin, a modern theatre people book tickets for.
  • 03Garden of the Gods Pool OasisAn outdoor pool complex of about five acres with several pools and lounges — the daytime “beach club” area when you are not on the casino floor.
  • 04Cleopatra’s BargeA lounge built as a floating boat inside the resort (since 1970) — a classic themed bar, not a river cruise.
  • 05Qua Baths & SpaA full spa and Roman-style baths complex on campus for massages, soaks and quiet downtime away from gambling.
  • 06OMNIA NightclubA large nightclub at the Strip-facing entrance — late-night dancing and DJs, separate from the casino pit.
  • 07Caesars Race & SportsbookThe sports-betting room with a 143-foot LED screen wall — where people watch and wager on games, not horse racing only.
  • 08Multi-tower Palace campusSeveral hotel towers sit back from Las Vegas Boulevard, so the walk from the Strip sidewalk to the elevators is a long indoor campus route, not a single lobby door on the curb.

Hollywood used this resort

On film and screen

Places Hollywood actually used — not just “set in Vegas”.

  • Film2013
    The Hangover Part III

    Return filming on the Caesars campus

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film2009
    The Hangover

    Bachelor-party hotel: lobby and Strip-facing sequences; director later returned for Hangover Part III

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film2008
    21

    Blackjack / casino-floor filming location

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film2003
    Intolerable Cruelty

    Vegas wedding / resort sequences

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film2001
    Ocean's Eleven

    Remake-era Strip / casino setting (Caesars among the Vegas locations)

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film1997
    Fools Rush In

    Vegas elopement / Strip resort filming

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film1988
    Rain Man

    Emperor Suite and casino-floor sequences; property lore later nicknamed a Rain Man Suite

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film1982
    Rocky III

    Fight-publicity / Vegas sequences tied to the Caesars boxing culture of the era

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

  • Film1960
    Ocean's 11

    Classic Rat Pack heist — the property as a Strip icon of the era

    Title card (studio poster still copyrighted) · source

Worth knowing

Verified facts worth remembering before you walk in — numbers first, then the quirks.

Numbers that stick

  • Fact 01

    Opened for about $25 million in 1966

    Jay Sarno’s bet that a full Roman fantasy would outdraw plain motel gaming halls.

    source · Oct 7, 2026

  • Fact 02

    4,300 seats

    residency

    source · Oct 7, 2026

  • Fact 03

    182 rooms

    the first Nobu Hotel anywhere when it opened in 2013.

    source · Oct 7, 2026

  • Fact 04

    1992

    Forum Shops opened in 1992 with a painted Roman sky — indoor street retail when someone in your group does not want to play.

    source · Oct 7, 2026

  • Fact 05

    7,908 sq ft

    same campus, separate NGCB location id.

    source · Oct 7, 2026

  • Fact 06

    5 acres

    Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis covers about five acres of daytime resort space behind the towers.

    source · Oct 7, 2026

  • Fact 07

    75,000 sq ft

    a 75,000 sq ft nightlife room on the same property as the gaming floor.

    source · Oct 7, 2026

Handy notes

  • Tip 01

    Hollywood keeps returning: Ocean’s 11 (1960), Rain Man (1988) and The Hangover (2009) are the easiest recognition points for first-timers.

    source · Oct 7, 2026

Awards and inspections

Quoted as facts from Forbes Travel Guide, AAA and the MICHELIN Guide — never as our own stars.

7 inspections

  • hotel

    THE VILLAS Caesars Palace

    Applies to THE VILLAS Caesars Palace, not the whole resort. Villa collection on campus (expanded Sky Villas / Presidential Villas) — not the full 3,980-room Palace inventory.

    Source link
  • hotel

    Caesars Palace

    Applies to the whole resort (Caesars Palace).

    Source link
  • hotel

    Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace

    Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace: 182 of 3,980 rooms.

    Source link
  • hotel

    THE VILLAS Caesars Palace

    Applies to THE VILLAS Caesars Palace, not the whole resort. Villa collection on campus (expanded Sky Villas / Presidential Villas) — not the full 3,980-room Palace inventory.

    Source link
  • restaurant

    Restaurant Guy Savoy

    Applies to Restaurant Guy Savoy, not the whole resort. Fine-dining restaurant on the Caesars Palace campus.

    Source link
  • restaurant

    Restaurant Guy Savoy

    Applies to Restaurant Guy Savoy, not the whole resort. Fine-dining restaurant on the Caesars Palace campus.

    Source link
  • restaurant

    Restaurant Guy Savoy

    Applies to Restaurant Guy Savoy, not the whole resort. Fine-dining restaurant on the Caesars Palace campus.

    Source link

Awards are quoted as facts with a link to the awarding organisation. They are not affected by any commercial relationship.

Operator and licence

Who runs the property, which Nevada licence covers the floor, and where to verify the numbers.

Who runs it

Caesars Entertainment

Licensee
Caesars Entertainment (operating subsidiary)
Works across
Caesars Entertainment · Caesars Rewards
Type
Resort casino
Area
Las Vegas Strip

Licence & registry

Regulator
NGCB/NGC
Licence type
Nonrestricted
Name on the NGCB report
Caesars Palace
NGCB location ID
01297-02
Facts checked
desk research · Oct 7, 2026 · licence Jun 30, 2026

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers before you go — tap a question.

What is the minimum age to enter Caesars Palace?

You must be 21 or older to be on the gaming floor at Caesars Palace. Carry a valid government-issued photo ID.

Is there a dress code at Caesars Palace?

Caesars Palace dress code: casual.

Is Caesars Palace open 24 hours?

Yes. The casino floor at Caesars Palace is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

How many table games does Caesars Palace have?

Caesars Palace has 180 table games.

How many slot machines does Caesars Palace have?

Caesars Palace has about 1,400 slot machines.

How big is the gaming floor at Caesars Palace?

The gaming floor at Caesars Palace covers 116,561 sq ft · 10,829 m².

What is the minimum blackjack bet at Caesars Palace?

Blackjack tables at Caesars Palace start at $25.

Does Caesars Palace have a poker room?

Yes, Caesars Palace has a poker room with 19 tables.

Does Caesars Palace have a sportsbook?

Yes, Caesars Palace has a sportsbook inside the casino.

Does Caesars Palace have a hotel?

Yes — Caesars Palace with about 3,980 rooms.

Is parking free at Caesars Palace?

Parking at Caesars Palace is typically paid, including valet. Paid self-park and valet are standard on this Strip block; Caesars Rewards members often get discounted or waived rates — confirm the day’s price in the Caesars app or at arrival.

Which monorail stop is nearest to Caesars Palace?

The nearest Las Vegas Monorail stop listed for Caesars Palace is Flamingo / Caesars Palace (Las Vegas Monorail) — walkable to the Forum Shops / Palace campus.

What players club does Caesars Palace use?

Caesars Palace uses Caesars Rewards (works across Caesars Entertainment).

When did Caesars Palace open?

Caesars Palace opened in 1966-08-05.

What is there to do at Caesars Palace besides gambling?

On-campus draws include The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Forum Shops, Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, Absinthe, Cleopatra’s Barge, OMNIA Nightclub, Qua Baths & Spa, Caesars Race & Sportsbook, Celebrity Food Hall, Wedding chapels & gardens.

Sources and verification

  1. NGCB Nonrestricted Count Report (June 30, 2026) (regulator, accessed 2026-10-07)
  2. Nevada Gaming Control Board (regulator, accessed 2026-10-07)
  3. Caesars Palace official website (official, accessed 2026-10-07)
  4. OpenStreetMap (maps, accessed 2026-10-07)
  5. Wikidata (maps, accessed 2026-10-07)
  6. Desk editorial research (Wikipedia / operator / Wikidata cross-check) (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  7. Caesars Palace Fact Sheet (June 2025) (official, accessed 2026-10-07)
  8. Ocean's 11 (1960) theatrical poster — Wikimedia Commons (PD-US-not renewed) (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  9. Mob Museum: Jay Sarno opens Caesars Palace (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  10. Wikipedia: Caesars Palace (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  11. Wikipedia: The Forum Shops at Caesars (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  12. Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace Fact Sheet (March 2025) (official, accessed 2026-10-07)
  13. THE VILLAS Caesars Palace AAA Five Diamond (2025) (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  14. Restaurant Guy Savoy Forbes Five-Star (2026) (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  15. Restaurant Guy Savoy MICHELIN One Star Southwest 2026 (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  16. PokerAtlas — Las Vegas poker rooms (press, accessed 2026-10-07)
  17. Caesars Palace (official, accessed 2026-10-07)
  18. Desk geo/address verification — Address/geo desk fix for map v1; was geo={'lat': 36.1166247, 'lng': -115.176653}; via nominatim (maps, accessed 2026-10-11)