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Review: Caesars Palace stay - Was it worth the premium price?
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SuperNova Topic author
19.03.2025 20:51
We just got back from a long weekend at Caesars and I wanted to share our honest thoughts. Overall, the location is unbeatable, especially if you plan on walking around the Strip a lot. Our room was lovely, but we found the service charges for basic things, like towel service or extra toiletries, to be quite high. We spent most of our time at the Forum Shops and the casino floor, which was fun, but I think guests need to be prepared for some nickel-and-diming. If you're looking for a more budget-friendly option, you might want to compare prices with other major Strip hotels. Still, for the sheer atmosphere and grandeur, it's hard to beat.
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10.07.2022
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I completely agree about the grandeur. While the service charges can sting, you are paying for an entire atmosphere. It feels like a destination, not just a hotel. We went for a special anniversary trip, and the sheer scale of the Forum Shops made the premium price feel justified, even if we did have to be careful with the incidental fees. It's an experience, and sometimes experiences cost more.
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We stayed for four nights and spent hours just wandering the casino and the shops. It's overwhelming in the best way possible. The energy, the lights, the sheer commitment to luxury decor throughout the property is incredible. It's a sensory overload, but in a good way. If you want that 'wow' factor, Caesars delivers it every time. Just remember to pace yourselves and budget for those little add-ons!
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My advice is to set a strict daily spending limit for 'extras' before you even check in. The temptation to buy something small or use a service you don't need is huge, and those small charges add up incredibly fast. The grandeur is real, but so is the wallet drain. Plan your meals and activities to minimize unnecessary charges.
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