What’s included at Caesars Palace and what costs extra
Most basic hotel services are included in your room rate plus the mandatory nightly resort fee (in-room Wi‑Fi for two devices, local calls, and fitness-center access for two). Almost everything else—meals, spa treatments at Qua Baths & Spa, parking, pet fees, and some pool or nightclub extras—costs extra or is priced separately.
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What the room rate and resort fee cover
Your nightly room rate covers the room itself, standard furnishings, daily housekeeping, and access to guest services such as the 24-hour front desk, porter service, and luggage storage. Standard check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM.
Caesars Palace charges a mandatory nightly resort fee that is collected at check-in or check-out. The resort fee includes premium in‑room Wi‑Fi for up to two devices per room per day, fitness-center access for two guests, and local phone calls.
- In-room Wi‑Fi (premium speed) for two devices per room per day — included via the resort fee
- Fitness-center access for two guests per room daily — included via the resort fee
- Local phone calls — included via the resort fee
| Included | Notes |
|---|---|
| Room (bed, linens, housekeeping) | Standard amenities vary by room type |
| Resort-fee inclusions | Wi‑Fi (2 devices), fitness access (2 guests), local calls |
| Front-desk services | 24-hour desk, multilingual staff, express check-in/out |
Rooms, towers and what amenities are standard
Caesars Palace offers many room types across multiple towers, including Nobu Deluxe Room, Palace Premium Room, Julius Deluxe Room, Augustus Premium Room, Octavius Premium Room and many suites such as Octavius Executive Suite and Palace Executive Suite. Room class determines size, view, and some in‑room features.
Standard in-room items (furniture, TV, basic toiletries, and housekeeping) are provided with all room types. Specific premium amenities (minibar items, certain premium toiletries, and in-room dining) are billed separately to your room or paid directly.
- Examples of room names: Nobu Deluxe Room; Palace Premium Room; Julius Deluxe Room; Octavius Premium Room; Colosseum Deluxe Room; Julius Studio Suite
| Room category | What’s typically included |
|---|---|
| Standard rooms (e.g., Julius Deluxe Room) | Bed, basic toiletries, TV, housekeeping |
| Premium rooms (e.g., Palace Premium Room) | Larger square footage or views, same basic amenities |
| Suites (e.g., Octavius Executive Suite) | Separate living area; extra space — premium items billed separately |
Dining, bars and food costs
Caesars Palace is home to many independent and celebrity-chef restaurants (for example, Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Nobu, Amalfi by Bobby Flay, Bacchanal Buffet). Meals and drinks at these outlets are not included in room rates or the resort fee and are charged per order.
Some outlets have different hours and service models—Café Americano is open 24 hours, Bacchanal Buffet operates as an all‑you‑can‑eat buffet with reservations accepted, and many fine-dining restaurants recommend reservations. Expect separate charges for food, alcoholic drinks, and gratuities.
- Examples of on-site paid dining: Bacchanal Buffet, Nobu, Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse by Bobby Flay
- Bars and lounges (Vanderpump Cocktail Garden, Stadia Bar, Montecristo Cigar Bar) charge for cocktails and small plates
- Room service and mini‑bar items are billed to your room
| Type of outlet | Payment model |
|---|---|
| Full-service restaurants (e.g., Nobu) | Pay per meal; reservation recommended |
| Buffet (Bacchanal Buffet) | Pay per person; reservations accepted |
| Bars, lounges, nightclubs | Cover, entry or bottle service varies; drinks charged individually |
Pools, day passes and pool extras
Hotel guests have complimentary access to the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis (five acres, seven heated pools and two jacuzzis) while non‑hotel visitors may enter subject to availability or by purchasing a day pass. The Jupiter Pool is family‑friendly; Venus Pool + Lounge is 21+ and enforces age and dress rules on event days.
Some pool features are treated as gaming or adults‑only areas—Fortuna Pool’s swim-up blackjack is restricted to those 21 and older. Non‑hotel day-pass pricing and specific extra rentals (if offered) can vary by season and event schedule; day-pass pricing for non‑guests has been reported around $20.
- Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis: seven pools and two jacuzzis — complimentary for hotel guests
- Jupiter Pool: family area open to all ages (children allowed with parents)
- Venus Pool + Lounge: 21-and-over; ID required; event days may have additional rules
| Pool area | Access rules |
|---|---|
| Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis | Hotel guests: complimentary access |
| Jupiter Pool | Family-friendly; open to all ages with parental supervision |
| Venus Pool + Lounge | 21+ adults-only; age ID required |
Qua Baths & Spa and fitness
Qua Baths & Spa is a separate, pay‑per‑use spa facility (Roman‑themed) with treatment rooms, Roman Baths and specialty areas. Spa treatments (massages, facials, signature packages) are charged per service; booking a treatment typically includes limited complimentary access to the spa bathing facilities for a set time.
The fitness center on Augustus level 2 is open 24 hours and its daily access for two guests per room is included with the resort fee. Premium fitness classes beyond the standard offerings may carry additional charges.
- Spa services at Qua Baths & Spa are paid per treatment; guests must be 18+ to use spa facilities
- Booking a massage or facial usually grants several hours’ complimentary access to the Roman Baths and facilities
- Fitness-center access for two guests per room per day is included via the resort fee; premium classes may cost extra
| Service | Included or extra |
|---|---|
| Qua Baths & Spa treatments | Extra—book and pay per service |
| Spa bathing facilities (with treatment) | Complimentary access for set hours when you book a treatment |
| Fitness center access | Included for two guests per room via resort fee |
Parking, transport, pets and incidentals
Caesars Palace charges for self‑parking and valet parking for most guests; top-tier Caesars Rewards members are exempt from parking fees and Nevada residents may get the first three hours free for self‑parking. The property does not operate its own airport shuttle—taxis, rideshare, monorail and third‑party shuttles are typical options.
Pet stays require booking a designated PetStay room directly with the hotel, and bring up to two dogs (per room), each under the stated weight limit. Pet stays involve additional pet fees and a refundable deposit. An incidentals deposit (credit-card hold) is required at check-in.
- Self-parking and valet parking carry daily fees for most guests; free for certain loyalty tiers
- No on-site airport shuttle—arrange taxi, rideshare, or public transport; the property is about 4.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport
- PetStay rooms allowed for up to two dogs per room; additional pet fee and refundable deposit required
| Item | Typical extra charge |
|---|---|
| Parking (self/valet) | Daily fee for most guests; exemptions apply for top-tier members |
| Pet fees and deposit | Additional fee plus refundable deposit; must book PetStay room directly |
| Incidentals hold | Credit-card hold required at check-in, amount varies |
