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The Julius Corner Studio Suite Strip View at Caesars Palace offers 516 sq. ft. of climate-controlled living space with a clear view of the Las Vegas Strip. Thoughtfully appointed for families and couples alike, the suite opens to a bright bedroom area with blackout drapes and a pillowtop mattress so you can rest after an evening on the Strip. Safety features include a smoke detector and a carbon monoxide detector for peace of mind.
This corner studio features one King Bed and a private bathroom with shower, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. The layout includes a desk, TV with pay movies, bed sheets, heating, and an iron with ironing board. Rollaway beds and cribs are available for an extra surcharge, connecting rooms can be requested, and a laptop-compatible safe and phone are provided. Daily housekeeping keeps the suite refreshed, and in-room massage services can be arranged to make your stay more relaxing.
Your stay is complemented by practical inclusions and property services: free local calls and guidebooks are available in-room, and the resort’s mandatory nightly fee covers in-room WiFi for two devices and fitness-center access for two guests. Valet and self-parking, dining venues and on-site entertainment are all nearby at Caesars Palace; an incidentals credit card hold is required at check-in. The Julius Corner Studio Suite balances residential comfort with the convenience of a major Las Vegas resort.






























As the name says, this corner suite at Caesars Palace faces the Las Vegas Strip, so you can watch the lights and traffic from your room. Blackout drapes let you shut out the brightness when you want to sleep.
The suite has one king bed with a pillowtop mattress and is rated to sleep up to four guests. For a third or fourth guest, a rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge, and a crib is also available for a surcharge.
It measures 516 sq. ft. and is a one-bedroom corner studio suite. It has a bedroom area, a desk, air conditioning and heating, plus a private bathroom.
The private bathroom has a shower, along with towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. The room details don't mention a bathtub, so plan on showering.
Yes. Caesars Palace welcomes children of all ages, and this suite offers rollaway beds and cribs (surcharge) and connecting rooms that can be requested for larger groups. Families can also use the Jupiter pool, the family-friendly area of the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis. Guests must be 12 or older to be at a pool without a parent, and the casino and gaming areas are 21+.
A mandatory nightly resort fee covers in-room WiFi for two devices, fitness center access for two guests and local calls. The amount varies by date. The suite also provides free local calls, guidebooks and daily housekeeping, and in-room massage can be arranged.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM, with late check-out subject to availability. The minimum check-in age is 21. You'll need a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, which is also used for an incidentals hold of up to $300 depending on the booking.
Hotel guests get free admission to the five-acre Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, with seven pools and two jacuzzis, up to two admissions per room key. Venus Pool + Lounge is the 21+ area. For relaxing indoors, Qua Baths & Spa is a Roman-themed spa of about 50,000 square feet, open to guests 18 and over.
The resort is about 4.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport, roughly a 10-minute drive. Caesars Palace doesn't run its own shuttle, so guests take a taxi, rideshare or private car. If you drive, self-parking is roughly $20–$25 a day and valet roughly $40–$50, depending on the day. Parking is free for Caesars Rewards Platinum tier and above.
Yes. Caesars Palace has restaurants such as Bacchanal Buffet, Nobu Restaurant, Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen and 24-hour Café Americano, plus the Lobby Bar and Galleria Bar, which are both open around the clock. The Colosseum concert venue and the Forum Shops are each a short walk from the hotel.
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