Caesar's Palace

This adult playground has been a highly
anticipated stop on many of our trips to
Vegas. There's hardly a better shopping
experience than to grab a yard long
margarita from La Salsa to sip on while
strolling through the mall, purchasing
many unnecessaries. In front of La Salsa
Greek statues come to life every hour.
It's quite a surprise for new comers! Fao
Schwarz three story toy store is a must
see too. Take a break at the Sea horse
Lounge where they house the world's
largest breed of sea horses. Their casino
is classy and their restaurant collection
makes choosing hard. We stayed in the
living room of #7820 which is 725 square-
foot suite in the old wing with a July rate
of $750 per night. A standard room in this
same tower has a $240 per night weekday
rate while the new wing is roughly $50 a
night more. With the newer, bigger and
better hotels that have been built over
the last few years, Caesar's was
becoming a bit outdated, but they're back
on the ball, remodeling and updating the
hotel. It's still worth a visit.

Below is their list of restaurants located in
the hotel and Forum Shops:

808

Bertolini's

Boa Prime Grill

Bradley Ogden

Cafe Lago

Chinois

Cypress Street Market Place

Empress Court

Hyakumi

Il Mulino New York

Joe's Seafood Prime Steak & Stone Crab