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The Colosseum Strip View Room at Caesars Palace offers 350 sq. ft. of thoughtfully appointed space with sweeping views of the Las Vegas Strip. Climate-controlled air and heating combine with blackout drapes to ensure restful days and nights, while a desk and guidebooks help you plan outings or catch up on work amid the city skyline.
Designed for comfort, the room features a single King Bed with a pillowtop mattress, premium bed sheets and a bedroom area arranged for ease of movement. The private bathroom includes a shower, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer, and in-room conveniences such as an iron and ironing board, a laptop-compatible safe and a phone are provided. Entertainment is available via TV and pay movies; family-friendly options include availability of a crib or a rollaway/extra bed for a surcharge, and connecting rooms can be arranged when needed.
Your stay also includes practical services and property conveniences: daily housekeeping, restaurant dining guides in-room and free local calls. Note that in-room WiFi for two devices and fitness center access are included as part of the hotel’s resort fee, and a valid credit card is required at check-in for an incidentals deposit or hold. In-room massage services are available on request. Safety features in the room include smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and the property provides a range of on-site dining, entertainment and pool experiences to complement your stay.






























As the name suggests, this room at Caesars Palace is arranged around sweeping views of the Las Vegas Strip. Caesars Palace sits on the west side of the Strip, so you wake up to the city skyline rather than a car park or courtyard. Blackout drapes let you shut the glow out when it is time to sleep.
The room has 1 king bed with a pillowtop mattress and is listed for up to 4 guests. In 350 sq. ft. it is most comfortable for a couple or a small family. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a crib is also available for a surcharge.
It is a 350 sq. ft. one-bedroom room with a bedroom area, a desk and a private bathroom. It is a practical, well-equipped base rather than a sprawling suite, which suits guests who plan to spend their time out on the property and the Strip.
The private bathroom has a shower, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. There is also an iron and ironing board in the room, so getting ready for a show or dinner is straightforward.
Daily housekeeping, free local calls and a laptop-compatible safe come with the room. A mandatory nightly resort fee (reported at roughly $54.95 to $62.30 plus tax, depending on the date) covers in-room WiFi for two devices and fitness center access for two guests. The 24-hour fitness center is on Augustus level 2. Caesars Diamond and Seven Stars members are exempt from the fee.
Children of all ages are welcome at Caesars Palace, and this room offers a crib or rollaway bed for a surcharge and connecting rooms if you need more space. Guests 18 and over are charged as adults for occupancy. The Jupiter pool is the family-friendly pool, while the Venus Pool + Lounge is 21+ only and the Fortuna Pool is a gaming area closed to minors.
Hotel guests can use the five-acre Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, which has seven heated outdoor pools and two jacuzzis. Admission is free, with up to two complimentary admissions per room key. Pool season generally runs from late April through September, and pools are typically closed from December to February.
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The minimum check-in age is 21, with a government-issued photo ID and a credit card required. The card is used for an incidentals hold of up to $300, depending on the booking. Self-parking runs roughly $20 to $25 a day and valet roughly $40 to $50, and parking is free for Caesars Rewards Platinum tier and above.
Harry Reid International Airport is about 4.5 miles and roughly 10 minutes away. Caesars Palace has no airport shuttle of its own, so guests take a taxi (about $22 to $29), a rideshare or a private car. On foot, the Colosseum concert venue is about a 2-minute walk and the Forum Shops about 3 minutes. The resort also has dining ranging from Café Americano, open 24 hours, to Bacchanal Buffet and Nobu.
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