When it opened in 1966, Jay Sarno's Caesars Palace was the most extravagant resort in Las Vegas. It'll show everybody that drives by that there's something new here. Park Place is making a statement, and it'll look fantastic. Drivers on Interstate 15 can see a test facade on the side of the building, but it is a test facade that didn't make the final cut.
Some sections are a little unstable.
It'll be very labor-intensive work. Caesars also is upgrading many of its suites in the Palace, Roman and Centurion towers, with more than 600 rooms and suites slated for renovation. Two of the new villas at Caesars Palace will overlook the pool. They'll have their own pools and own entrances. The MGM Mansion, which features 29 private villas ranging from 2,400 to 12,000 square feet, is for invited guests only.