My Disappointing Stay at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.. 😒 

Thoughts on Caesar's Palace? Would you stay here?

Caesar's choice to charge extra for the pool after already charging resort fees is a good example of what is taking place nowadays across the country: the creation of a class system to glorify those who want to be seen as super rich. The result is that the rest of us who thought we already paid good money feel like peasants in an overcrowded pool. Not a good business model, imho.

I feel like since the pandemic, many places have become lazier and greedier - from hotels to restaurants. It's not acceptable. I thought you were very diplomatic towards Caeser's Ruby. Not being permitted to use the main pool as a paying guest is appalling and that, in itself, would deter me from staying there.

With 2 years “off” for the pandemic, there has been ample time to maintain the property and make every room pristine. No excuses!

What really sucks is that so many people are unaware of these things until they arrive in Vegas and shell out hundreds of dollars for their room. You, and others writing similar reviews, are doing travelers a tremendous service....letting them know in advance what they can expect. No one likes to be blind-sided with that kind of crap when they're on vacation.

Paying $40-50 in resort fees per night on top of $200 a night and you can’t even use the pool? That is enough to dissuade me from ever staying at Caesar’s. That and the abysmal condition of the room. That resort fee BS reminds me of when hotels continued to charge resort fees during the height of the pandemic even when all of the amenities like restaurants and pools were closed. Anything for an extra quick dollar

Wow- before this video I always thought Caesar’s Palace was one of the highest, most upscale of the Vegas casinos. For the prices you pay there’s no reason for the rooms to be in such disrepair, a sewage smell in the hallway, or not to be able to use all the pools. What a rip off.

"Don't get me wrong." I fully understand your statement, Ruby. I have been a Diamond level card holder before, yet I still did not stay at Caesar's. To me, the property is OLD and needs more than a lobby renovation. You gave a fair assessment of the property. 👍🏽

Thanks for posting the video. We were originally booked for the Palace tower at Caesars. After watching your video, we canceled and booked the Venetian. The main things that were deciding factors in us canceling was the sewage smell and having to pay extra for utilizing two of the pools.

From someone who used to go to Caesars in the 70's, the amount of nickel and diming is too much for me to withstand. It used to be high-end, but you weren't restricted. That pool access thing is a monstrous mistake. I had pit bosses give me Muhammad Ali fight tickets when I was playing heavy. Comped meals at the Bachanal. Now they wanna play games with the pool. Well, I don't wanna play games. So we aren't gonna play games no more.

I'm surprised there hasn't been a class action lawsuit regarding resort fees. I keep reading that hotels are charging extra for so many things on top of the fee so they should be forced to define exactly what the "resort" part of the fee is if it isn't the pool.

Wow! I just checked out of my room at Caesar's yesterday and your review is spot on. I also stayed in the Octavius tower and wondered where that horrendous smell was coming from. There were other parts of the property that didn't smell too good either. While I loved my room, the wear and tear was obvious and it sucked not having a fridge. I paid $199 a night for my room (plus resort fee) and I don't feel as though I got my money's worth. It was my first ever trip to Vegas and I wanted to go big, but I don't think I'll ever stay there again. Great review.

Caesars properties in Vegas, and everywhere, have gone down shockingly fast in the past 2 - 3 years. I usually stay at Paris, another Caesars owned property. Each time we've been there since 2019 and it has declined more and more, from the condition of the casino, the rooms, and the (almost nonexistent) service. The problem is, the Eldorado people that took over the Caesars brand don't give a sh*t whatsoever. I see a big fire sale coming in Caesars future. Sad. The properties used to be so nice.

Spot on, Ruby! We met you down in the Starbucks and you were SO gracious, friendly, and accommodating! Very refreshing to be fan of yours and to find you are even more lovely and personable in person! Thank you for being so kind and chatting for a bit. Our room was beat as well; what's up with the shredded headboards?! They need to spend some $$ and update the rooms. Caesars is ridiculous with their pools. Best pool complex in Vegas, so many pools, but only 1 where you don't have to reserve or pay for seating. And don't even bother doing the night swim! The water was filthy and disgusting; we were so creeped out we left soon after arriving. Thank Goodness they opened the pool door that is close to the Octavius Tower; last year they made you hike ALL the way over to the door by the Palace Tower to get into the pools. I've been to Vegas many times on business and stayed at a number of hotels on the strip, and Caesars is my least favorite. It's too spread out so the walking is daunting, the rooms are beat, and everything is super expensive there. Also they are known for having tight slots. So glad you did an honest review; they can't keep resting on their old laurels. Why did they spend money renovating the lobby? Who cares?! Fix up the darn rooms, Caesars! I'll take the Cosmopolitan any day over Caesars. Love ya, Ruby! Can't wait for more reviews!

I just got married at the Caesar’s Palace this month and let me tell you… -it smells like sewer in certain parts -the hotel is very confusing (feels like a maze) -check in/check out takes FOREVER -the gambling is expensive -I was supposed to get a hotel room in the same tower as the chapel but instead got booked for a room in the farthest tower -the bell hop dropped my cake box that my dad made for me and broke the contents inside of it but instead of letting me know they threw the broken stuff in another box. I didn’t realize this till I got home. -the wedding was nice but don’t expect them to be on it. Everything they do is very last minute regardless of the amount of money you’re paying. -some rooms are hit or miss depending on what tower you’re in -their WiFi/service sucks -some pools are hot and some are freezing -you can’t really use your mini fridge at all or you’ll be charged a fee The rooms are really nice and spacious so if you’re concerned about that then I would definitely stay there. But if you don’t plan to be in your room too often I’d recommend the linq instead There are some great qualities about Caesar’s but some misses as well

I work at Caesars and surprisingly you not the only one who has said that they were disappointed in what they get for their money. I'm shocked that there are no refrigerators nor microwaves in the rooms.

I agree with you. I was a Ceasars 7Star rated player and left for Park MGM. Once El Dorado took over the Caesars properties... they went down hill fast. I noticed the lack of maintenance, poor treatment of their employees and players. The Park MGM has plenty of free chairs around the 3 pools and the casino is smoke free !

That charge for the main pool is such a disgrace , even Nero would blush , absolutely bang on review Ruby ❤️

Caesar's Properties in general have been in steady and constant decline for the past 8-10 years. They used to be the "standard" by which all others were compared, but no longer. They've been living off their reputation too long and other properties have flat out been better in nearly every way. Their pools are awesome but not if you can't enjoy them.

Ruby you brighten my and my wife's day! We used to travel to Las Vegas about every other month but we had to stop because of age and illness / disability. We look forward to seeing your videos, thank you for all that you do.

I just came home today from Caesars Palace and stayed in this same room (6179 Octavius). I was "Upgraded" to this and was told this was the best I could get without paying $150+ a night. (Surprising because I am Diamond Elite and on Track for 7S) We had the exact same issues. The smell in the hall was horrendous and the room was outdated and beat up. Our main door had a huge crack in it and was falling apart, our sinks and showers took hours to drain, (We were standing in 2-3 inches of water while showering) Stains on the couch, rug and tile (Huge spill stain on Tile), lights and Window Sill were dusty. Although the bath is nice, it took close to an hour to fill up due to poor water pressure. Overall the best thing about the room was the Square Footage and View, but really disappointed as this was my first stay here and I have been wanting to stay here for years. Really makes me consider MGM, Wynn, Venetian for future Vegas Trips.

El Dorado company now owns Caesars. That's all you need to know. A once great property now owned by a "slum landlord", in our opinion. That's why in our opinion you are already seeing the rooms not being properly maintained.

Hey Ruby, I think my husband and I were the couple you met that day who told you about our terrible experience at Caesars! (My husband sang the song "Ruby" to you lmao 🤣🤣) that was our fourth Vegas trip so we weren't put off of Vegas by the bad experience but we agree with you 100%, skip out on staying at Caesars but definitely still check out the property! It was great meeting you and Mr. Ruby, hope to see you guys in Vegas again one day!

Your review was spot on, and you weren't being nitpicky about the upkeep of the room. I stayed at Ceasars in June with a large group of colleagues who were in Vegas for a conference, also held at Ceasars. We arrived early and were informed about the early check-in fee, but each person was quoted a different amount ($35, $45, $60), depending on which reception clerk they spoke to. (Paying the fee didn't result in any upgrades.) That made the early check-in fee feel like a scam. A few in our group checked in early; the rest waited until after 4:00 p.m. When trying to complete check-in after 4:00 p.m, the express kiosks malfunctioned, and the available clerk became snippy when asked basic questions. So the overall "welcome" to the hotel wasn't smooth or hospitable. I stayed in the Forum Tower. The room had a lot of scuffs, scratches, and signs of wear and tear --- not what you would expect from a luxury hotel. I would choose to stay somewhere else if I were planning my own trip to Vegas.

It’s not just Cesar’s. Other hotels are starting to charge for certain areas of the pool like MGM. There’s a middle island that the lazy river goes around that costs extra to sit there. Also discovered some restaurants are adding gratuity to the bills disguised as a fee to the bill. All these fees are getting out of hand.

Totally agree with Ruby's assessment of Caesars rooms. I stayed here in May in the Octavius Tower 2 x Queen room and thought it was really overpriced. Both headboards were ripped in several places with strips of the vinyl hanging off. Fixed shower head was so high you could walk underneath without getting wet. We ordered a mini refrigerator for the room which on arrival failed to work. The whole room felt tired and grubby. Checked out after 2 days and moved to the Wynn which for only a little extra cost was vastly superior.

thanks for telling us all ruby! caesar's went through a massive bankruptcy in 2017 so i'm not surprised that the rooms are shabby.

I used to love to stay at Caesars, no more. They ruined the main casino floor with a “renovation”.

Thank you again Ruby, for being totally honest in your review of highly overrated Caesars Palace. I walked out of Caesars four years ago, vowing to never return. Throwing money away for second class surroundings is unacceptable. You nailed it about the outrageous $10 pizza slice. Try going into a Caesars gift shop and have them ring up a small bottle of Gatorade for $6.95. That costs 70 cents in a store. I walked out and left it on the counter. There is an executive chef restaurant that sells the 'soup of the day' for $80 a bowl. They wait for the next table of suckers to walk in. I had been a regular customer since 1971. I was known by employees all over the hotel who are all class acts. I say enough of the pretense. One of the final straws was a pit boss who closed a roulette table after changing dealers on me every 10 minutes to stop my winning streak. That is when I handed the pit boss my players card and told him I would never return. I haven't.

Caesars properties in general have gone downhill with the latest ownership group. I still like the rooms at Planet Hollywood, the Miracle Miles shops and the casino at Paris, and that’s it. Cleanliness at Caesars in general is terrible, overflowing ashtrays at slot machines, sewer smells, low staffing/poor customer service, all very disappointing. I’m not saying MGM Resorts is perfect, but every time I’m at Bellagio or Park MGM, the rooms and casinos are clean and the workers I encounter are very nice.

I've been going to Vegas for a long time, and Caesars used to be a premier property. It's unfortunate to hear the rooms needed better upkeep as well as the pool situation is not acceptable either. Plenty of other luxury properties that you get more for your money, I 100% agree. Thanks for the review!

Yep, spot on! I stayed there for the first time at the end of October. It started out bad- a two hour wait to get a room (including the 30 plus minutes I stood in line to use their digital check in.) The room was a total letdown. Every bit of wood furniture was noticeably dinged up, the lampshade looked like someone had taken it off and thrown it at some point. And… carpet stains. Ick. We also went to Gordon Ramsays pub and had an all-round terrible experience. I’m still shocked because I had gone a couple months earlier and had a GREAT experience. The casino is massive, which is pretty nice but the floor is pretty confusing to navigate. I won’t stay there again, even in a comped room. The only Caesar’s property I like STAYING in is Paris.

We were in Caesar's in June. Never going back. We booked the Julius suite and got the Octavius room instead. The mini bar meant we had no room for our own food or drinks. The loooong walk to the elevators stunk of garbage and restaurant food. Our room was exactly like hers including the worn our furniture and rugs. The food was expensive (e.g. $25 for a plate of waffles at the Americana Cafe). Giada's little bakery Pronto had overpriced everything. We went across the street to the LINQ for breakfasts as it was half the price of anywhere in Caesars.

No fridge, $9 muffin, $10 pizza slice...HARD NO! I always suspected Caesars was in the "ripping you off" business a bit TOO much, even for a casino group, but your video definitely confirms it. Thanks Ruby!

I was so disappointed at the Gordon Ramsey pub and grill in Caesar's. The food was so dry it was hard to swallow. Overrated and not worth the price.

Thanks for another honest review. I’m so glad that you tell it like it is. We visited many places in Vegas that you recommended and didn’t recommend , and You were right on the money! You made our trip really enjoyable!

I hear you on the pool. I stayed at Mandalay Bay one time and the pools closed very early for a special event so I couldn’t swim there when I needed to. I argued with them very hard and had my resort fee refund that day. Thanks for the great video, you have saved lots of us a disappointment by going there. I recently splurged and stayed at the Palazzo and it was fabulous, The room , the stay , the customer service , everything was perfect, my best stay ever in Vegas.I would consider that over Caesars.

I have been a Caesars Rewards Diamond member for many years, and am very loyal to them, since they comp me very well, but I was never a fan of Caesars Palace. It's a beautiful property, with a beautiful pool complex and the Forum Shops are very cool, but the property is just way too big. Depending on which Tower you stay in, your walk to your room from the Strip could take 20 minutes. Who needs that, especially in the hot months in Vegas? I prefer the smaller, cozier hotels that Caesars offers in Vegas, like Planet Hollywood, Paris, Cromwell, Flamingo or Harrah's. Just much easier to get around, you are on the Strip very quickly, and plenty of less expensive food options as well. Caesars Palace is lacking the cheaper food choices. That's just my opinion. I enjoy walking around there , just when I'm visiting the different casinos, and exploring the Strip, but to actually stay there for a week? Not convenient, and not practical at all

We stayed in this exact type of room for our honeymoon in December and I was so disappointed. I dont know if you turned on the bathtub but as soon as we did the tub filled with black sediment. Our headboard was scratched to hell and drawers had knobs missing. They wouldnt upgrade us after we complained and offered us a $50 Food and Beverage credit instead. We will never stay at Caesers again

I have stayed at several hotels on the strip, but never at Caesars. After watching this video, I don't think I'll be a hotel guest there anytime soon. Thanks for the video! 👍 Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭😀

Thanks again Ruby! I appreciate your honest, straightforward reviews. Your advice saved me $$$ on our last trip, and I'll keep soaking up your info and tips for the future!

I have stayed at Caesars before and was completely underwhelmed. Our room was so far from the casino I had to rent a scooter to get around. The room was one of the worst I had experienced on the strip. While it was complimentary I think I would have rather paid for a room elsewhere. The casino was dirty and not fun. I used to stay at Venetian and Palazzo, much more luxurious and their casinos are way better. Even Paris is way better.

I stayed at Caesar's on my first Vegas trip in 2001, I am very disappointed to hear their standards have fallen.

Don’t apologize for doing a truthful review. I really enjoy your reviews. Keep them coming and don’t pull any punches.

Definitely agree its gone downhill. Stayed there a few months ago, room was in poor shape and could hear everything from next door. Wi-Fi was garbage, and they refused to refund resort fees until I argued with a manager and threatened to file a chargeback. The only redeeming feature would be the main pool, but it looks like even thats closed off now. Absolutely no reason to stay there anymore, with Aria, Cosmo, Venetian/Palazzo, and sometimes even Wynn/Encore providing comparable rates.

At the Mirage last week, put in $20 in the large Buffalo Gold slot and played the 225 button. After I lost $10 of my $20 bill, I won a jackpot of $510. Wow! My sisters and I were so excited!! I cashed out, so my remaining $10 and the $510 jackpot, gave me $520 in my pocket! That was exciting! Didn't do any gambling at Caesar's when we went to the Bacchanal Buffet, but we did love the variety of slots there!

Glad it's not just me! Was super disappointed in our stay, it took an hour to check in and almost the same on check out. Our room was nice however there was no housekeeping unless you called for it, which we did and yet our room still wasn't cleaned. There were dirty dishes left in the hallways and a disgusting dirty qtip which was left in the hallway for over 24 hours! We'd just stayed at the Cosmo which was absolutely faultless which I think made this experience so much worse. I won't stay again.

It's getting to the point in Vegas that unless you stay at the Wynn Tower Suites you are running the chance of being sorely disappointed.

Loved the context given when explaining the grievances and downsides to staying at Ceasars. If only journalists could be this objective when reporting!

I feel like ceasars properties have been going down hill since the merger a few years ago. They charge more for everything and in my experience comps have gotten a lot worse.

We stayed there last year and loved it. Stayed again in January and absolutely hated it. The room was dirty, charged us $60 to check in at 1. Told them we would wait and she insisted it wouldn't cost anything. Got home to find the $60. Called 3 times and they said a manager would call us back and they never did. Drinks are nearly impossible to get.

Agree 100%. Stayed at CP in June of this year, same tower. It smelled like butt walking to the tower. The room was marked up as you described. Our room had dirty clothes behind the toilet door. I thought the decor was antiquated. There were no charging stations in the lamps and the lamps did not work. The complex is very confusing and easy to get lost. Food prices were very high, IMO. The only thing good about our stay was Sting, he was phenomenal! I will not stay there again, had a better room at the Venetian years ago.

Excellent review Ruby, the reality on the ground info about the pools is vital to vacationers when shopping around for hotels, the pool experience often makes or breaks the vacation. Yes, what Caesar's is doing is sleezy, puts a bad taste in everyone's mouth. This tactic only adds to the negative perception that Vegas resorts are more about swindling tourists than offering a good time.

Thanks for the honest review. I had no idea Caesar's Palace was so expensive these days and on top of that they make you pay a reservation fee to use two of their pools? Geeeeeeez, man!! I was going to stay there the next time I'm in Vegas but I think I might go to Resorts World instead. Great job with the vid. 👍

Thanks Ruby! I appreciate all of your reviews for their honesty, and your perspective. We are booked at Nobu in November. We absolutely love it’s location, not sure about the value though. Shout out to your camera man, Mr Ruby.

Hint: when you make your reservation, if you tell them you need a mini fridge for your meds, they will put one in your room if your’s didn’t come with one. I totally agree about the room and would mention the wear and tear on an opinion card and nicely when you check out. Even snaps pics to show check out and send pics to manager when you get home. You could get some comps on your next trip, make sure and say Cesars is the only place you stay!! This also makes the manager aware the room isn’t up to par which surprisingly unless customers don’t point out with photos she/he might be unaware how bad the room looks. Loved your video.

First went to Vegas in1999, stayed in Ballys. It was brilliant. Went back in 2010, it was like the Vegas answer to Fawlty Towers. Haven`t been back to Vegas since and after watching these videos I don`t think I will be back.

The new owners of Caesars are well known for cheapness and nickel and diming, so this comes as no surprise.

Just went to Vegas for the first time since the pandemic and will never go to Vegas again. The homeless situation is horrific. I felt very unsafe even during the day. Lots of homeless with mental illness as well and begging, picking garbage and passed out on the stairs of the CVS just horrible. We stayed at Planet Hollywood for 4 days and had our room cleaned only once and had to pay the $50 resort fee per day. Homeless also wander in the casinos and looking for money left in machines and wander around until they kicked out but not enough security anyway to keep under control. Bye Vegas it was nice knowing you 😢

That was very good commentary. Don't feel bad about telling the truth. I've already been to Vegas for this year but I'll be more aware of a property's strengths and weaknesses before I decide on lodging next year. I don't think you know how much it helps. I'm glad I found this channel. Thanks.

We were at Caesar's a few years ago and I had two main complaints: First, the casino is so huge its easy to get lost in and HARD TO FIND A BATHROOM, which I desperately needed after a couple of cocktails I indulged in while gambling. Secondly, it really felt geared towards an older clientele. If we're paying those prices we want high end, modern and contemporary. All in all, my rules for Vegas are this: Stay in the mid level hotels Gamble in the lower tier hotels Eat dinner and see shows at the upscale hotels.

$9 for a muffin, $10 for a slice, charging to use the pool on top of the resort fee and $2-300 for a scruffy room with no fridge (plus a substantial room tax, etc)? Nope, no thank you. Las Vegas pricing is becoming ridiculous.

And the best way to combat those ridiculous pool fees, keep them chairs empty! If people ain’t buying them, they’ll see and hopefully drop prices!!! In my logic anyway!

Good review, I've stayed here many times. Things I like: the mall, huge rooms, bathroom and jetted tub, great food court and buffet, excellent casino. Things I don't like: slow drink service at pool/no lifeguards, long walk to elevators, only 2 devices for wifi. This hotel has a lot to offer and It sounds silly but the wifi is a deal breaker for me. If you don't have a US data plan or have multiple devices 2 devices per room is not enough. They offer unlimited devices included in the resort fee for all mgm hotels. If you have more than 2 people per room, you have to pay an arm and a leg for wifi, this is ridiculous

Welcome to the city of Lost Wages. I’m a 15 year resident of the Valley. I’ve witnessed the town become one huge tourist rip-off at every turn. From the gambling to the dining, from the hotel rooms to the entertainment it’s one, big scam. “Elvis has left the auditorium”

You’re not wrong about the food options. There’s so many other more affordable options at honestly better properties. Forum shops are legit though.

OMG I stayed at Caesars in June and had a similar experience!! I stayed in the same tower, identical room to yours... the giant floor lamp in the room was broken! As in... the whole top of it fell off! I had to call maintenance first thing I did when checking in. Room was in similar condition. You also didn't mention that Caesars charges a $100 per night incidentals charge! More than any other Caesars resort. Everything there costs more, and a lot of these are recent changes! I'm a video poker player, and this year they raised the minimums on all their machines to dollar denomination. You can't find a 25 or 50 cent denom poker machine... IF YOU CAN FIND VIDEO POKER AT ALL. I hated my casino experience there. (I also had a bad experience at that Gordon Ramsay Pub. They overcooked my prime rib. I don't go to any of his restaurants anymore.) I will say... as a Diamond member, I called and they brought a mini fridge to the room for free. They said it was free because I was Diamond. (Of course *most* hotels will deliver a free mini fridge if you say you have medication that needs refrigeration.) I will say the customer service at Caesars was excellent all around... but the rooms and the all around experience (and all that WALKING just to find your room) are not worth the excessive cost.

1993......Breakfast at the Las Vegas Club casino downtown : 2 eggs, bacon, toast, hash browns and coffee for $1.99. This was Las Vegas on my first trip when I turned 21. It's a joke now with the stupid 1%er prices but people pay it I guess. Great video Ruby, new sub here.

I like the Caesar's Lobby bars(though the service there can be sketchy nowadays), and the buffet is 2nd to none. But we decided a couple years ago to never stay there. Every time I am in the casino bathrooms there are broken toilets, foul smells, people puking and human..... liquids on the floors. Park MGM, Delano, Aria, Bellagio are all better properties and often way better priced for the quality(esp Park).

I had the same opinion about the Venetian when I stayed there not that long ago. The bathroom was amazing, the bed was really nice, but everything in the living room area felt warn out, particularly the couch. Because of the time of the year and the fact that we went during the week, the room was a little less than $200 after all of the taxes and fees, and we did not stay in the room that much, so we didn't mind the shabby sofa, but it would have been nice to have furniture that was placed in the room a little more recently than a decade ago.

After watching this video, I will defiantly avoid staying at Caesar’s. Too bad I was going to book a trip there. Thank you for this great video and doing me a favor. Keep up the great videos!

Great review! You're very personable and your videos are professional. Hubby and I stayed in the Augustus tower in June and I was really disappointed that they charge $75 US to use the mini fridge. I used the ice bucket instead. Your review of the pools was spot on too. I loved how the Forum shops were attached to the resort so I didn't have to walk outside. We were there to see Sting and what an amazing time! Will be checking out your other videos to see what you recommend for a luxury hotel.

I have stayed at many Caesars properties and it's pretty evident that they don't have any type of ongoing maintenance program. Everything looks like it's been through a war or they purchased it at the thrift store. I never want to be a top card holder there, because you are faced with properties that are run down. Compare that to the Wynn or the Palazzo and you'll see the difference. They have very strenuous ongoing maintenance programs and you would be hard pressed to find any of the same type of damage in their rooms. As an example, I stayed at Harrah's in Las Vegas and the valet had been shut down even though they told me valet was open. I stayed at the Southern California Harrahs recently and there was no hot water in the entire Tower. I had to check out and go to another hotel to take a shower, so I could go to work. I did not hear of Mr Rudy, and I miss that...

My trip earlier this year I did 2 nights at Mirage then 2 nights at Caesar's my first time staying at both properties. Loved Mirage. Caesar's was fine. I paid for late check out at Mirage so I was packing up to head off to Caesar's when I received an Email from them asking my ETA I said 3pm and at 2:45 I got another one that said my room was ready. So I checked in at 3pm instead of 4pm. Well, they ended up charging me early check in which I never asked for and I didn't even notice until I was at the Airport. Oh well, that'll never happen again.

We stayed at Caesar’s in June in the Palace Tower - the room was immaculate but I think it had been recently renovated- also, the only pool that was closed was a really small one…

I'm absolutely shocked that you could pay $300 for a room like that and not be allowed to use the best pool. The only way I could see justifying that would be if bc

We used to visit Vegas often. But their resort fees are a joke! One of the reasons my family and I have chosen other weekend get away spots.

Of all the times I've been in Vegas never once have I stated Caesar's Palace. Beautiful but very overpriced. That pocharge was absolutely ridiculous, $300 for a daybed and you may only stay there a couple of hours perhaps no thanks! Love your videos Mrs Ruby thank you.

Your honesty is key with your videos.....Thank you Ruby!! ❤️❤️

I used to stay at Caesars and get a Day Pass to Qua Spa with in and out privileges for $20 couple years ago. Now it is $80-&90 for only 3 hours. They are nickel diming without feeling like you are getting a bargain anymore.

Great vieo as always. I typically stay downtown or off strip. I'm going think about staying on the strip for my next trip. I've alway wanted to stay at the Luxor so I'll rewatch your review while I plan things out. I did also come across a place called the Thunderbird. I'll need to check if you've reviewed it.

Crossing Caesar’s off my list!

2 small coffee, a muffin and a breakfast sandwich would cost about $9 at a Tim Horton's. $35 is ridiculous. Just goes to show never to eat inside the casino/resorts.

We stay at The Venetian twice a year and love it, I was wondering if you could do one on the Venetian?

We just stayed at Peppermill in Reno and it was fantastic. We love the feel of the Tuscany tower but they have renovated rooms in the other tower if you want modern. There are rewards on My Vegas for up to two nights. Maybe you should give Reno a try!

We had a horrible experience with Ceasers Palace last year. They put us in the wrong room and cleared it the next day while we were having lunch. They put everything in trash bags and we had some items missing. It was clearly their fault and they never apologized for the missing items. NEVER AGAIN.

I always go to your vlogs/reviews for all things Vegas. Been to Caesars something like 5 times in past 18 months or so. I think you're spot on with the review. Where I would differ just a bit: First timers. Knowing that the room price point is "silly"...it's all about what CP will offer a first timer. The pool deal. We went in March and we were able to get spots by a pool area that wasn't an ice bucket. Yes, that main pool with the tower thingy is COLD. It sits in shade too much and the water is circulated through all the fountain sprays. So why do I disagree with you? Because if you want a "one-stop" location for strip location, sports, tables, slots, pools, food, shops (the greatest experience of high end shops), it's a great location for first timers that would get overwhelmed walking the strip trying to find those things elsewhere. Me? Been there and done it too many times. So I wonder if your experience is what mine is now? Ho-Hum, been there, and there's better value elsewhere. Yes Caesars is not a value proposition. But if you want to hit the best nightclub in Vegas and never have to leave the property to hit great pools, and all the other stuff...it's a one of a kind. Lastly, Paris is my choice for a great spot if you just want to be close to things, and you don't need massive pool options, and nightclubbing is now called grab a drink at 11pm and hit the bed. Stay and Play at Paris a few times, and then CP will make you offers to stay there at much better rates.

Great video Ruby and Mr Ruby. I always love the music you put in your videos. Thank you. Take care 💕. Helena

I gotta tell you Ruby et al., that your posts about Las Vegas are by far the most informative. A lot of these places I have stayed or visited and had a meal, on par with my experiences as of late.

Honestly I've always felt that this property is over rated, but people love it. I feel that they keep raising the bar as far as pricing goes. I don't like this property

Back in 1975 my grandmother bought me a nice sweater for a special occasion. She was a seamstress at an upscale clothing store in Phoenix where our family lived. With her employee discount, the sweater cost about $25. Around 1 year later, on a trip to Vegas with friends; I saw the same sweater at a clothing shop at Caesar’s for $75. I even went inside the store to check the label. Same exact sweater.

we were there a few weeks ago and had a comped room exactly like yours. Same tower, same layout, same view. It was beautiful. I didn't notice a smell, my grandson loved the tub. The only complaint was the pool situation. It was very hot, and too many people at the pools that were open to everyone.

Hi Ruby, For a few months I have viewed many of your informative Vegas videos. The last time I stayed at Caesar's was 1982. However, we have just returned this April. The $20 trick did the trick, yet I am a loyal Caesar's customer in Atlantic City. Palace Tower suite was great. The pools were terrific. the fortuna and neptune were the warmest. Got sticker shock on drink prices, but hey, its Vegas. All in All we had a great time, Would like to comment on other activites we enjoyed.

Hey Ruby …totally agree …if I pay over $200 a night I don’t want stains and scrapes etc . The pool thing was outrageous . Yes they can have a separate pool for cabanas or daybeds but not the main pool. That being said I do like the property although I’m a Bellagio fan all the way and usually stay there. As for Gordon Ramsay not a fan of any of his restaurants. I hated the Pub. Service was rushed and rude, my food was cold and greasy . Never eat there again . Did not like Hells Kitchen either . Great video as always 😎😎😎

Has anyone ever tried to dispute the resort fee on their final bill by saying the room was $200+ and the pool was empty?

Ruby , thank you so much for your video's ! I'm going to Vegas for the first time in 30 years to celebrate my 45th Cancer Remission annivercery the end of september ( yes I was a little kid at the time ) and I am completely overwhelmed . You have really helped me I'm watching all your video's and I love them the only thing I have yet to reserch are the gay clubs cause this man wants to dance ! thank you again , you are adorable xoxo Steve

Our last stay at Caesar’s Palace, a year or two ago, was our last stay… ever. Value for the money just wasn’t there.

Do you give this feedback to the hotel upon checkout? The pool situation is totally ridiculous and would have been a sticking point for me that I would have felt compelled to complain about.

Vegas sucks! The resort fees are the worst!!!

Stayed there two weeks ago. Flight arrived at 11am and decided to try to do an early check-in if our room was available. They charged me $55 bucks for the privilege of an early check in. Once the payment went through, I was not given my room, instead told that I would get a text message when our room was ready. After waiting for two hours, I was finally given my room at around 2pm. I felt robbed out of $55 and this was not the best way to start our vacation.