IncludedFitness Center Training
Work out any time in the 24-hour fitness center on Augustus level 2, with cardio machines, weight machines, free weights and access for two guests per room included in the resort fee.
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Casino gaming, live shows, nightclub/dayclub, shopping and pool days.
From Roman-inspired pool days and casino thrills to spa rituals, fitness sessions, shopping strolls and legendary Las Vegas outings, every day can shift from laid-back to spectacular. Stay close for Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, gaming and nightlife, or step out to nearby fountains, gardens, observation wheels and desert day trips that define the Strip.
Included with your stay (as described by the property):
IncludedWork out any time in the 24-hour fitness center on Augustus level 2, with cardio machines, weight machines, free weights and access for two guests per room included in the resort fee.
Available for an additional fee or reservation:
Additional feeSpend the day swimming and lounging at the five-acre Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, where hotel guests receive pool admission and towel service among outdoor heated pools and jacuzzis.

Enjoy a family-friendly swim at the Jupiter pool area, the designated family pool within the Garden of the Gods complex.
Additional feeJoin the adults-only 21+ scene at Venus Pool + Lounge, known for its lively party atmosphere, cabanas, daybeds and weekend live DJ setting.
Additional feeUnwind inside Qua Baths & Spa’s Roman Baths area, with spa-facility access included for guests booking a massage or facial service, or available through a standalone day pass.
Additional feeBook the signature Qua Signature Hourglass experience, a customizable 120- or 180-minute treatment combining massage, body and skincare services, also offered for couples.
Additional feeExperience the Qua Signature Mojave Rain, an 80-minute spa treatment inspired by the desert setting and offered on the spa menu.
Additional feeReserve the 50-minute Pregnancy Glow facial, available for mothers in their second or third trimester at Qua Baths & Spa.

Upgrade your workout with paid premium fitness classes offered through the on-site fitness center.
Additional feeStep onto the casino floor to play classic table games in a 21+ gaming environment with an extensive selection of tables.
Additional feeTry your luck at the casino’s slot machines, with more than a thousand options across the gaming floor for guests 21 and older.
Additional feeDance late into the night at the on-site nightclub, a major Strip nightlife draw with a high-energy club atmosphere.

Walk through the attached Forum Shops, an upscale Roman-themed shopping mall just minutes from your room.
Additional feePlan a ceremony in one of the resort’s chapels or outdoor garden wedding venues, with packages typically including a coordinator, chapel time and officiant services.
Additional feeVisit the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, a free outdoor exhibit with flamingos and other birds about 0.3 miles from the hotel.
Additional feeHike the trails of Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, about 25 to 30 minutes west of the Strip and known for its 13-mile scenic loop.
Caesars Palace welcomes children of all ages to enjoy its many on-site attractions, including the five-acre Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, shopping, dining, and entertainment. Guests 18 and older are charged as adults for occupancy purposes, while gaming areas, nightlife venues, and certain pool sections remain restricted to those 21 and up.
Yes, Caesars Palace features an expansive casino floor spanning nearly 12,000 square meters, with 185 gaming tables, 1,324 slot machines, and three VIP gaming rooms. Nevada law and Caesars Palace policy require guests to be 21 or older to enter or play in any casino or gaming area.
Caesars Palace's Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis spans five acres and includes seven heated outdoor pools and two jacuzzis with towel and food/beverage service. The Jupiter Pool is the designated family-friendly area, open to guests of all ages, while admission is complimentary for Caesars Palace hotel guests.
Yes, the Venus Pool + Lounge at Caesars Palace is a 21-and-older pool and party atmosphere featuring a bar, cabanas, and daybeds, with ID required to confirm age. The Fortuna Pool also functions as a gaming-adjacent area with swim-up blackjack, so it is likewise restricted to guests 21 and over.
Caesars Palace is home to Qua Baths & Spa, a Roman-themed wellness facility spanning roughly 50,000 square feet with about 51 treatment rooms, Roman Baths, and signature treatments such as the customizable Qua Signature Hourglass experience. Spa access and treatments at Caesars Palace are reserved for guests 18 years and older.
Yes, Caesars Palace offers a 24-hour fitness center on the Augustus level, equipped with cardio machines featuring personal TVs, weight machines, and free weights. The fitness center at Caesars Palace is also wheelchair-accessible.
Caesars Palace is home to OMNIA Nightclub, the largest EDM-centric club on the Strip with its famed kinetic chandelier, VIP tables, and bottle service, as well as OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar, a 46,000-square-foot space with two pools, cabanas, and daybeds. These nightlife venues at Caesars Palace are intended for an adult clientele consistent with the resort's 21-and-over casino and pool policies.
While Caesars Palace itself does not operate an on-site golf course, golf courses are available nearby for guests looking to play during their stay in Las Vegas.
Caesars Palace is directly attached to the Forum Shops at Caesars, an upscale shopping mall with Roman-themed architecture just a few minutes' walk from the hotel. The resort itself also features gift shops and a newsstand on site for guest convenience.
Just steps from Caesars Palace, guests can enjoy the Fountains of Bellagio, the LINQ Promenade, and the High Roller Observation Wheel. For longer excursions, popular day trips from Caesars Palace include Hoover Dam, Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire State Park, and Lake Mead, all reachable by car within about an hour's drive.
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