Caesars Palace
Roman grandeur meets modern luxury — a Las Vegas institution since 1966.
3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Operated by: Caesars Entertainment Inc.
Caesars Palace opened on August 5, 1966 and is the single most culturally significant casino resort in the world. Its Roman imperial aesthetic — marble columns, toga-clad cocktail servers, fountains modelled on the Trevi — created the visual language that defined 'casino luxury' for generations. Despite being nearly 60 years old, Caesars Palace remains at the cutting edge of Las Vegas hospitality through relentless reinvestment.
The casino floor at Caesars spans 124,181 square feet across four distinct areas, each with its own character. The Forum Casino is the historic heart; the Palace Casino was added in later expansions; the Augustus Casino focuses on table games; and the high-limit Laurel Lounge serves the most discerning players. Total gaming positions exceed 1,800.
The Forum Shops at Caesars, opened in 1992, pioneered the concept of luxury retail within a casino resort and remains one of the highest revenue-per-square-foot retail developments in the United States. The property hosts six distinct hotel towers spanning nearly 4,000 rooms across the Nobu Hotel, Palace Tower, Augustus Tower, Julius Tower, Octavius Tower, and Forum Tower.
Key Highlights
- ◆Opened 1966 — most culturally iconic casino in history
- ◆Forum Shops: highest $/sqft retail in the USA
- ◆Four distinct casino areas: 124,181 sq ft total
- ◆Colosseum theatre: resident shows by Adele, Celine Dion
- ◆Nobu Hotel tower with Japan-inspired design
Quick Facts
- Opened
- 1966
- Region
- Las Vegas
- Category
- Iconic Luxury Resort