Deluxe Palace Tower Room: Located in the Palace Tower, this newly renovated, guest room measures at least 500 square feet. Luxuries abound, including a fax-accessible writing desk, marble dry bar and an oversized spa tub. Our signature Caesars-style marble bathroom also features double vanities, a walk-in shower and telephone.

Premier Palace Tower Room : Our signature Caesars-style marble bathroom takes center stage in these over-sized Deluxe guest rooms located in the Palace Tower, where two separate bathrooms unite within one enormous walk-in shower. An oversized spa tub completes the sensual environment. The elegance continues in the bedchamber, where the lengthy list of amenities includes a writing desk, sitting area, marble dry bar and your choice of one king or two queen beds.

From the finest cuisine served in the most opulent settings to casual poolside dining, Caesars Palace boasts an international array of cuisine to tantalize, tempt and satisfy you. Among your many choices: authentic Chinese and Japanese, a sushi bar, Asian noodles, exquisite Euro-Pacific fare, Italian and a 24-hour resort café.

Enter one of our fine dining restaurants and you'll encounter a one-of-a-kind culinary experience. Parisian restaurateur Guy Savoy, recently named Chef of the Year in France, has opened Restaurant Guy Savoy in a striking setting overlooking the Roman Plaza. Reservations are already coveted for the place destined to become one of America's most celebrated gourmet dining rooms.

At 808, acclaimed chef Jean-Marie Josselin brings exquisite Euro-Pacific dishes to Caesars Palace with his Hawaiian-themed fusion cuisine.And famed Bay Area chef Bradley Ogden, who has earned national acclaim and a gallery of top culinary awards, has opened his first restaurant outside California at Caesars Palace.