The immensely popular Caesars Palace has been on the Strip since 1966, and in many ways it represents Las Vegas itself. Considered the epitome of luxury, Caesars also once represented the worst in kitsch. Playing out the Roman theme to death, cocktail waitresses once roamed the casino floor in short togas, meandering aimlessly past Roman colonnades, pillars, and statues - all engulfed by mirrors and neon. It was Las Vegas/Roman decadence at both its best and worst. However, that was old Vegas
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There is no place in the world I would rather watch a game. Big seats. Nice servers. If they offered a cot I would stay here for my whole trip. Go Panthers!
Reviewer: Andy Coolridge, California Date Submitted:03/09/2004
Too Expensive
I don’t see why this place is considered so great. I cost me 18 dollars for a hamburger sent to my room. Compared to Harrahs it was twice as much for the room. There are way too many kids roaming around. You are better off at one of the other lesser priced places on the strip.
Reviewer: A traveler, Nebraska Date Submitted:03/09/2004
