At Caesars Palace, mortals can touch the world of the ancient gods and rulers. This complex, opened in 1966, constantly evolves and never ceases to amaze visitors with its splendor. A classy hotel, excellent restaurants, an exclusive casino, a huge shopping mall—all this and much more are located in five buildings that make up Caesars Palace.
Caesars Palace Description
Caesars Palace is a huge hotel and casino in Las Vegas owned by Harrah's Entertainment and is its main property. It has five buildings: Augustus, Roman, Centurion, Palace, and Forum.
Location of Caesars Palace
Caesars Palace is between the famous Bellagio and Mirage casinos on the Las Vegas Strip. The Las Vegas airport, the Convention Center, Sands Expo Las Vegas, and the Fashion Show Mall are nearby.
History of Caesars Palace
Caesars Palace founder Jay Sarno, who in 1962 took thirty-five million dollars from the pension fund, developed a draft of the future building and started building a 14-story hotel. Kirk Kerkorian owned the land where the construction began.
Sarno long struggled over the choice of name for a hotel and eventually stopped at Caesars Palace.
He specifically mentioned the word Caesars, and not Caesar's (Caesar), because every guest had to feel like Caesar.
Many companies participated in the hotel's construction, but Sarno developed all sketches independently.
- In August 1966, the Caesars Palace hotel, with 680 rooms, was opened.
- Three years later, the founders of Lum's restaurant chain, Stuart and Clifford Perlman, purchased it.
- In 1975, another building (with sixteen floors) was built.
- In 1992, the shopping center Forum opened there. Later, the Colosseum was built, especially for Celine Dion's performances.
- In August 2005, Augustus (forty-six floors) welcomed the first astonished visitors.
Later, Harrah's Entertainment acquired Caesars Entertainment, Inc., and owned Caesars Palace. In 2009, it was announced that construction of the building Octavius would be frozen due to low demand.
Caesars Palace Casino Games
The casino area in Caesars Palace covers almost twelve thousand square meters. Visitors can play games such as:
- blackjack,
- craps,
- roulette,
- baccarat,
- Spanish 21,
- Mini-Baccarat,
- Pai Gow,
- a variety of classic and video slots.
They can also play with each other, participate in tournaments in different types of poker, bet on a sporting event, or try to hit the jackpot in keno.
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99.33% |
Other Services
Caesars Palace Hotel has 3348 suites of different types with round-the-clock service. For clients, there are restaurants, cafes, bars, a fitness center, a spa, and a sauna.
International stars perform here, and the most prominent poker competitions are held here too.
Interesting Facts about the Caesars Palace
Celine Dion, Cher, Elton John, Julio Iglesias, Frank Sinatra, and many other stars performed on the stage of Caesars Palace.
In the early eighties, Caesars Palace hosted a Formula 1 Grand Prix. However, the event did not attract many visitors because of the hot climate and the abundance of turns on the track in the parking lot.
Caesars Palace often holds boxing matches between world stars, including Ray Leonard, Muhammad Ali, Evander Holyfield, Oscar de la Hoya, and Wladimir Klitschko.
In 1991, an ice arena was built in the hotel car park, where the NHL teams New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings played.