We stayed at Caesars Palace with a group of 8 of us, all separate rooms. We were very disappointed as far as the rooms were concerned. We must have been put in the oldest tower and oldest rooms of the hotel. We were paying a high price compared with other hotels on the strip and didn't get value for our money at all. The bathroom was average and the view atrocious (airconditioning vents and thats all). We were assured as well that we were being looked after and put in good rooms by the man behind the check in desk as well which was quite insulting when we saw the rooms. All 4 of our rooms were disappointing and would definately choose a different hotel when returning. The restaurants were all expensive in the hotel and were not offered any deals for hotel patrons to dine here, so we didnt.
Out of 7 different hotels on our USA trip, this was the worst when we expected it to be the best!

I stayed at CP for business last week and it was great. Clean, great service, food, and fun! I had access to the entire strip with no issues.

Stayed at Caesars Palace Feb 6-9th. My wife and I had reserved a Forum Tower deluxe room, but at arrival I requested a room in the new Octavius Tower, and my request was granted! When the bellhop arrived to our room with our luggage, he told us that our floor had only been open for a day or two and we may have been the first guest to stay in the room. I must say, the new rooms are very nice,and the bed was plush, indeed. If that bed would have fit into my bag, it would be at home with me = ). All kidding aside, try the new tower if you have a chance, it won't be a regretful choice. The hotel staff was over accommodating, you can't get much better. The casino dealers however were a different story - trying to build some kind of rapport with them was like talking to a wall, just indifferent and seeming like they were just doing their time before leaving. I spent most of my gaming time at Bally's, Hard Rock, The Palms and Flamingo, all of which had friendly dealers you could enjoy time with.

I was looking forward to staying at Caesars. I go to Vegas several times a year and this was one that I thought I would enjoy. The hotel was very hot inside, it smelled like smoke throughout the gaming area, the room was old and run down and the slots are very tight. The staff was not friendly at all...one of the blackjack dealers admittedly said to one of the ppl at the table that " I know I'm a [--]"...and she was! The front desk, the restaurant workers, the dealers were all not friendly. As a person in this industry, you would think that hospitality would be taught a little better for this environment. When I checked out, I spoke to the front desk and she said "well maybe you should get a room in the new side next time"...I didn't know they had a new side...moving forward, I will stay away from this hotel. For the money spent and the money "donated" to the hotel, it wasn't worth the experience...I'll take my $5k elsewhere.