There is a pod coffee machine but the Pods are in the no-no box of expensive things. Cons - Again, no fridge so don’t buy any perishables while out. The doors are card operated however so no concerns there if you’re a lone traveller. Rooms are secure with deadlocks and clips to put across the doors to dead bolt them. Once connected, this will auto connect in all Caesar’s properties along the strip also. It’s efficient and the drivers know their back roads (use Uber always! They’re the best tour guides in the city) - Super fast wifi for 2 devices included in the resort fee. The parking garage functions as an Uber/taxi/transfer pick up area. Left out of the hotel is the main strip, right out of the hotel is a large shopping centre. They work until 5pm - The hotel is next to the Linq Promenade full of shops and places to eat yet you cannot hear any noise from your room. Maid service is every other day but if your room need a refresh, just call the maid service and they will come. That, however, is not the hotels fault! Lines are long and staff are working hard so bare that in mind Pros - Room was clean and tidy, its modern (apart from there’s no mini fridge) and comes with basics such as a hair dryer, makeup table with light mirror and large flat screen tv - downstairs there are 2 Starbucks, a quick and easy bites stop for pizza etc, 2 bars and obviously large casinos. The treasure island show and Caesars fountains are off completely. I don’t recommend coming to vegas until AFTER this has gone. The strip is covered in stands and lights blocking the Bellagio fountains and some foot paths. Prices are getting higher and closer to the time extra gratuity will be added onto Ubers, food services, taxis etc.

It’s important to know that the F1 arrives in Las Vegas on 16th Nov and leaves on 18th.

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