Palace Premium Room

The Palace Premium Room comes with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, both dressed with pillowtop mattresses for extra comfort. The room sleeps up to 4 guests, making the two-queen configuration the better pick for friends or family groups, while the king setup suits couples who want more open floor space within the 516 sq. ft. layout.

The private bathroom is a step up from a standard setup, featuring a jetted bathtub as well as a separate bathtub and shower, so guests can soak or rinse off without compromise. It's stocked with free toiletries, plush towels, and a hair dryer, giving the room a small spa-like touch before you ever book a treatment at the resort's own spa.

The Premium tier adds the kind of details that make a stay feel more indulgent: a jetted bathtub, pillowtop mattress, in-room minibar, and a laptop-compatible safe, on top of the usual coffee/tea maker and daily housekeeping. It's positioned as a comfort upgrade from entry-level rooms without moving into suite territory, so guests get noticeably better bedding and bathroom features for a modest step up.

Guests get daily housekeeping, free local calls, a coffee/tea maker and minibar, an iron and ironing board, a work desk, and a laptop-compatible in-room safe. The room also comes with restaurant dining guides and area guidebooks, handy for planning around the property's many dining and entertainment options without leaving the room to ask.

Yes — with space for up to 4 guests and the option of 2 Queen Beds, it works well for families. A crib and a rollaway bed are both available for a surcharge if you need to sleep a younger child or an extra guest, and connecting rooms can be requested for larger families wanting adjoining space.

It does. The combination of a jetted bathtub, pillowtop mattress, and the option to book in-room massage service gives couples a relaxed, private way to unwind after a day on the Strip, without needing to leave the room for the spa experience.

Caesars Palace is built around its amenities, and this room keeps guests within easy reach of them. The Garden of the Gods pool complex, the Qua Baths & Spa, and the resort's extensive restaurant lineup — from the Bacchanal Buffet to Nobu — are all accessible on foot within the property, so guests can move between the room, pool deck, and dinner reservations without needing transportation.

The room is fully climate-controlled with both air conditioning and heating, and uses blackout drapes, which is worth knowing for guests sensitive to the Strip's bright lights or planning to sleep in after a late night out. The TV includes pay-per-view movies, and the phone line supports free local calls, both small conveniences that add up over a longer stay.

It's well equipped for it — the in-room desk, laptop-compatible safe, daily housekeeping, and minibar make it practical for guests staying several nights or mixing business with leisure. The jetted tub and pillowtop bedding also help it feel less like a transient hotel room on stays that stretch beyond a couple of nights.