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The Augustus Executive Suite measures 958 sq. ft. and offers a spacious, climate-controlled retreat with resort views and blackout drapes for restful nights. Thoughtfully appointed, the suite combines living and bedroom areas to create a comfortable base in the heart of Caesars Palace, with heating and air conditioning ensuring year-round comfort.
The bedroom features one King bed with a pillowtop mattress and bed sheets, while the separate living area accommodates additional sleeping arrangements with a rollaway/extra bed available for a surcharge and a crib available for a surcharge, making the suite family friendly and able to sleep up to 4 guests. The private bathroom includes a shower, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Practical touches such as an iron and ironing board, a desk, a laptop-compatible safe and a phone are provided, plus smoke and carbon monoxide detectors for safety.
In-suite amenities are designed for convenience and relaxation: a coffee/tea maker, minibar and refrigerator, TV with pay movies and entertainment options, free local calls and restaurant dining guides to help arrange meals on-property. Daily housekeeping keeps the suite refreshed, and in-room massage services are available on request. Connecting rooms are available for larger groups seeking additional space. The Augustus Executive Suite balances residential comfort with hotel service so you can plan your stay with clarity and book with confidence.






























The bedroom has 1 king bed with a pillowtop mattress. The suite sleeps up to 4 guests, using a rollaway/extra bed in the separate living area for a surcharge. A crib is also available for a surcharge, so it works for a couple, or for a small family if you add the extra bed.
Yes. Children of all ages are welcome at Caesars Palace, and the suite is family friendly with a separate living area and the option of a crib or rollaway. Some areas have age rules. The Jupiter pool is the family-friendly pool, while Venus Pool + Lounge is 21+ and the Fortuna Pool is a gaming area closed to minors. Guests must be 12 or over to be at any pool without a parent, and Qua Baths & Spa admits only guests 18 and older.
The suite has a private bathroom with a shower, plus towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer.
The suite has a coffee/tea maker, minibar and refrigerator, and a TV with pay movies. It also has a desk, a laptop-compatible safe, a phone, an iron and ironing board, and free local calls. Blackout drapes, air conditioning and heating help you sleep well in any season. Daily housekeeping is included, in-room massage is available, and restaurant dining guides help you plan meals on property.
Caesars Palace charges a mandatory nightly resort fee, reported at roughly $54.95–$62.30 plus tax depending on the date. It covers in-room Wi-Fi for two devices, fitness center access for two guests and local calls. Caesars Diamond and Seven Stars members are exempt from the fee. Hotel guests also get up to two complimentary pool admissions per room key.
Connecting rooms are available, which suits larger groups or families who want extra space. Ask the hotel when you reserve.
Standard check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM, with late check-out subject to availability. Guests arriving earlier have sometimes been charged an early check-in fee. The minimum check-in age is 21, and the reservation holder needs a government-issued photo ID and a credit card. A hold of up to $300 for incidentals may apply, and cash is not accepted for room charges.
The 24-hour fitness center is on Augustus level 2, and the Augustus Tower valet sits next to Qua Baths & Spa, a roughly 50,000 sq. ft. Roman-themed spa. Booking a massage or facial includes three hours of access to the spa facilities. The five-acre Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis has seven pools and two heated jacuzzis, all outdoors, and is free for hotel guests. Pool season runs roughly late April through September.
Caesars Palace has no airport shuttle. The airport is about 4.5 miles away, roughly a 10-minute drive. A taxi takes about 6–15 minutes and costs roughly $22–$29, and rideshare and private car services are also options. Self-parking is roughly $20–$25 a day and valet roughly $40–$50, depending on the day. Parking is free for Caesars Rewards Platinum members and above.
There is plenty on property. Café Americano is open 24 hours, and Bacchanal Buffet offers over 500 daily dishes. For something more upscale, options include Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Peter Luger Steak House, Restaurant Guy Savoy and Nobu Restaurant. Lobby Bar and Galleria Bar are both open 24/7 for cocktails.
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