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Step into the Julius Pool View Room at Caesars Palace, a 359 sq ft retreat overlooking the resort’s pool complex. The climate-controlled, single-bedroom space is designed for comfort and ease, with blackout drapes and heating to tailor your stay and a desk for any quiet moments. Safety features include a smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector, while daily housekeeping keeps the room tidy throughout your visit.
Sleeping up to four guests, the room offers two Queen beds fitted with pillowtop mattresses and fresh bed sheets. A private bathroom includes a shower, towels, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries. Practical touches such as an iron and ironing board, a laptop-compatible safe, in-room phone and free local calls make the room suitable for families and business travelers alike. Rollaway beds and cribs are available for an additional surcharge, and connecting rooms can be requested when you need extra space.
Your stay brings Caesars Palace amenities close at hand. Guests enjoy free pool admission to the resort’s Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, and entertainment options include an in-room TV with pay movies. Additional services available on request include in-room massage and daily housekeeping. The room’s guidebooks and restaurant dining guides help you plan where to dine and explore within Caesars Palace, while practical conveniences—like towel service at the pools and included in-room features—ensure a straightforward, comfortable Las Vegas experience.






























This 359 sq. ft. room at Caesars Palace overlooks the resort's pool complex. That is the five-acre Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, which holds seven pools and two jacuzzis, all outdoors and heated.
The room has 2 Queen Beds with pillowtop mattresses and sleeps up to 4 guests. A rollaway bed or a crib can be added for a surcharge, and connecting rooms can be requested if your group needs more space. Guests aged 18 and over are charged as adults for occupancy purposes.
Yes. Pool admission is free for Caesars Palace hotel guests, with up to 2 complimentary admissions per room key. Guests must be 12 or over to be at any pool without a parent. The Jupiter pool is the family-friendly area. Venus Pool + Lounge is 21+ only, and the Fortuna Pool, with swim-up blackjack, is a gaming area closed to minors. Pool season runs roughly late April through September, and pools are typically closed in winter.
The room has a private bathroom with a shower, towels, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries. The room also has an iron and ironing board and a laptop-compatible safe for getting ready.
Yes. Children of all ages are welcome at Caesars Palace, and two queen beds suit a family of four. Cribs and rollaway beds are available for a surcharge, and connecting rooms can be requested. Under-21s cannot enter the casino or gaming areas, and Qua Baths & Spa admits only guests 18 and over.
A mandatory nightly resort fee applies, 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. The fitness center is open 24 hours on Augustus level 2. At check-in you will need a credit card for an incidentals hold of up to $300, and the minimum check-in age is 21.
Standard check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. Late check-out is subject to availability, and express contactless check-out is offered. Guests arriving before 4 PM have been charged an early check-in fee.
Caesars Palace is roughly 4.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport, about a 10-minute drive. The resort does not run its own airport shuttle, so guests take a taxi (roughly $22–$29), rideshare, third-party shuttle or private car. Self-parking runs roughly $20–$25 a day and valet roughly $40–$50, and parking is free for Caesars Rewards Platinum tier and above.
Dining on property includes Bacchanal Buffet and Café Americano, which is open 24 hours. Upscale options include Nobu Restaurant, Peter Luger Steak House and Restaurant Guy Savoy. The Colosseum concert venue is about a 2-minute walk and the Forum Shops about 3 minutes. A Las Vegas Monorail station directly serves the resort.
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