Caesars Palace 4 bedroom suite in Las Vegas

The Constantine Villa is a four-bedroom option at Caesars Palace with a 10,000-square-foot layout on Rental Escapes and 11,310 square feet on Caesars. It is designed around entertaining, with a billiard room, bar, media room with theater-style seating, and a formal dining room.

The villa also includes a private terrace with a hot tub overlooking the pool, plus an exotic fish tank, grand piano, gym, and private elevator. Caesars notes butler service upon request, and Rental Escapes lists room service, laundress, and round-trip limo service among the included services.

Bedroom details are explicit on Rental Escapes: Bedroom 1 is the primary suite with a king bed, Bedroom 2 has a king bed, Bedroom 3 has a queen bed, and Bedroom 4 has two queen beds. Check-in is 16:00 and check-out is 10:00.

The Hadrian Villa is the larger four-bedroom option at Caesars Palace, listed at 11,850 square feet. It pairs a grand entrance and stylish interiors with entertainment spaces that work well for private dinners or business gatherings.

Source details include a baby grand piano, aquarium, outdoor patio with a large screen TV, BBQ, and wood-fired pizza oven. The villa also adds a plunge pool, heated whirlpool, butler pantry, guest powder room, laundry service, and round-trip limo service.

Caesars says butler service is available upon request. The source does not state bedroom bed types, but the villa is clearly positioned as a four-bedroom, large-format stay with outdoor space that sets it apart from Constantine.

Constantine is the four-bedroom villa with the more indoor-focused setup. Its entertainment spaces include a billiard room, bar, media room with theater-style seating, and formal dining room.

The source also lists a grand piano, exotic fish tank, private elevator, and gym. Rental Escapes places the villa at 10,000 square feet, while Caesars lists it at 11,310 square feet, so either way it sits in the larger-villa category.

For groups that want a formal dinner setup and a media room, this is the more controlled layout of the two four-bedroom choices.

Hadrian is the larger four-bedroom villa, listed at 11,850 square feet. The layout places emphasis on an outdoor patio with a large screen TV, BBQ, wood-fired pizza oven, plunge pool, and heated whirlpool.

Inside, the source mentions a lavish living and dining area, baby grand piano, aquarium, guest powder room, and butler pantry. That mix makes it suitable for private dinners or executive meetings as well as leisure stays.

If you want the bigger footprint and the strongest outdoor setup, Hadrian is the clearer fit.

Constantine’s standout features are built around entertaining: a billiard room, bar, media room with theater-style seating, and formal dining room. Caesars also lists a private terrace with a hot tub overlooking the pool, plus an exotic fish tank, grand piano, gym, and private elevator.

Rental Escapes adds laundress, butler(s), room service, fireplace, hot tub, home office, and pool table to the amenity list. It also notes early check-in and checkout based on availability.

This is the four-bedroom villa to compare first if you care most about indoor gathering space and a long list of villa services.

Hadrian combines indoor and outdoor features, with a grand entrance, baby grand piano, aquarium, and a lavish living and dining area. The outdoor patio adds a large screen TV, BBQ, and wood-fired pizza oven.

The source also lists a plunge pool, heated whirlpool, butler pantry, guest powder room, laundry service, round-trip limo service, and early check-in and checkout based on availability. Caesars again notes butler service upon request.

If you want more of a patio-and-pool setup than a formal entertainment room setup, Hadrian is the stronger match.

Rental Escapes shows a starting rate of $35,000 for Constantine. The page also says the rates are dynamic and constantly changing, so the listed amount is only a starting rate.

That same source lists check-in at 16:00 and check-out at 10:00. For travelers comparing a Caesars Palace 4 bedroom suite by budget, this is the only source-backed rate shown in the dataset.

Because the price can move with dates, this villa should be used as the benchmark when you want a four-bedroom Caesars Palace rate reference.

Hadrian’s extracted source text does not show a starting rate, so exact pricing needs a date-based quote. The villa is still clearly positioned in the same high-end four-bedroom category as Constantine.

At 11,850 square feet, it is the largest of the two Caesars Palace four-bedroom villas in the source set. That makes it the better size-first comparison point when rate is unavailable.

Use this villa when layout and outdoor features matter more than having a published starting price in the listing text.