Caesars Palace — Las Vegas Strip
The Caesars Palace Palace Premium Suite is a 1,400-square-foot, one-bedroom suite on the Las Vegas Strip accommodating up to 2 guests. It features a king bed, a living room with a dining table that seats 8, and his-and-hers bathrooms connected by a walk-in shower. For guests who want significantly more space than a standard room without stepping into a multi-bedroom villa, the Caesars Palace Palace Premium Room is a strong choice.
At 1,400 square feet, this one-bedroom suite delivers the kind of breathing room that makes a Las Vegas stay feel genuinely different — not just a larger version of a standard room, but a separate living space built for both entertaining and retreating.
The Palace Premium Suite measures 1,400 square feet and is configured as a true one-bedroom layout, meaning the sleeping area is physically separated from the main living space. The living room holds a generous sitting area alongside a dining table sized for eight — a detail that sets this suite apart from smaller premium options like the 1,300-square-foot Colosseum Premium Suite. The bedroom centers on a plush king-size bed. The suite is designated non-smoking throughout.
The bathroom arrangement here is a genuine differentiator: his-and-hers bathrooms, each with a double vanity, are connected by a shared walk-in shower. Both sides include jetted tubs, giving either guest independent access to a soaking tub without negotiating a shared space. This connected-but-separate layout is uncommon at this price tier on the Strip and is the single feature guests mention most when comparing this suite to alternatives.
With a maximum occupancy of 2 guests and a dining table for 8, the suite is clearly designed for couples or solo travelers who want space to host small gatherings rather than for large groups sleeping over. It fits guests celebrating a milestone, attending a convention who need a professional-feeling meeting space, or anyone who simply wants a suite where the living room doesn't feel like an afterthought tacked onto the bedroom.
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The Palace Premium Suite is 1,400 square feet, while the Colosseum Premium Suite is 1,300 square feet — a 100-square-foot difference. The Colosseum Premium Suite is noted for its emerald-accented, Roman-inspired design with a pool table option, whereas the Palace Premium Suite's defining feature is its dual his-and-hers bathrooms, each with a jetted tub, connected by a walk-in shower. The dining table for 8 in the Palace Premium Suite's living room also gives it more functional entertaining space.
The Palace Premium Suite has a maximum occupancy of 2 guests. Despite the large 1,400-square-foot footprint and a dining table that seats 8, the suite is configured as a one-bedroom unit with a single king bed, making it best suited for couples or a solo traveler who wants extra living and entertaining space.
Yes. The suite includes jetted tubs in both the his-and-hers bathrooms, which also each feature a double vanity. The two bathrooms are connected by a shared walk-in shower, giving both guests access to soaking tub facilities independently.
Yes. Caesars Palace is located at the center of the Las Vegas Strip, which is one of the most cited location advantages of the property. The hotel comprises five distinct towers, and Caesars Palace overall contains more than 3,500 hotel rooms and suites across the complex.
Yes, the Palace Premium Suite is designated as a non-smoking room. Guests who require a smoking accommodation should confirm alternative options directly with the hotel at time of booking.