Caesars Palace: beyond the casino floor
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The full guide
Caesars Palace Address
Caesars Palace Dr
Las Vegas, Clark, NV 89109
866-227-5938 (toll free)
History Of Caesars Palace
Caesars Palace is a Hotel and Casino located in Las Vegas, Nevada. It has 3,349 rooms split in five different towers Augustus, Centurion, Forum, Palace, and Roman. It was built in 1962 and completed in 1966 by Jay Sarno. He named the hotel Caesars Palace to have people believe like they were treated as royalty while staying at the hotel.
It is currently one of the most upscale hotel in Las Vegas and is surrounded by the Bellagio and the Mirage on the Strip. It has been constantly remodeled to keep up with the changing times and keep the hotel and casino as new as possible. There is currently a $1 billion dollar renovation of Caesars Palace that will add a new tower that is called Octavius Tower. The tower will add 665-rooms and be 263,000-square-feet.
Caesars Palace Blackjack
Number of Blackjack Tables: 100
Minimum Blackjack Bet: $15.00
Max Blackjack Bet: $50,000 (Recently raised from $10k to $50k!)
Blackjack Variations:
Per Pit: Single / Double / Shoes
House Rules:
Double on 10 or 11 / No Surrender
Blackjack Tournaments:
Invitation only
Blackjack Tutorials:
Dealer assistance
Caesars Palace Pussycat Lounge
A unique feature of Caesars Palace is the new Pussycat Lounge Casino Area. Where players can play blackjack and many other tables games surrounded by women in Pussycat outfits. This is a popular attraction and a very unique opportunity that only Vegas can offer.
Caesars Palace Attractions
Elton John – Red Piano
Celine Dion
Bette Midler
Which matters more for your visit: the table rules, the minimum stake or the atmosphere?