What tower to stay in at Caesars

Will be there on the 22nd.

Best tower, especially a diamond is Augustus Tower.
Kerig machines in room.....bring k-cups from home.
Diamond registration, coffee in Lobby in morning and diamond lounge around corner. Separate valet.
Easy access to casino.
Only way to travel.

Augustus, and ask for a fountain view

Has anyone stayed in the Nobu tower? I'm just wondering how it compares to the other towers?

Erin, these rooms are getting mediocre reviews. They are tiny and dark. Zelvis reported that his host booked him for Nobu, but he checked out and insisted on transferring to Augustus or Octavious. The bathrooms are tiny and poorly designed. There isn't much they can do with the infrastructure of old tower.

I would still try it and decide on my own sometime, but with fewer than 200 rooms they won't be offering them comped to peons like me.

You can make a case for pretty much any tower, except Roman. Palace is near pool, penny slots, Forum Shops. Octavius is newest. Augustus is new enough and more convenient that Octavius, with Flamingo Road entrance and Diamond Lounge, closer to registration, front of property, view of Bellagio water, etc.

Just don't settle for Roman. I spoke with someone highly disappointed in his room which is showing its age.

What do you think of the Palace Tower?

Palace tower is very nice, rooms similar to Augustus tower, closer to pools. Some of the rooms have his and hers bathrooms, bidet, etc. Bidet kind of creeps me out just looking at it, but some might like it.

Octavian is OK, rooms same as Augustus, but quite a long walk if that is an issue. It might be closer to the buffet though? Can't remember.

I always ask for Augustus, but Palace would be a close second choice.

The Nobu rooms comes up comped for me, but I'm just a sucker for Paris, I love the small casino and easy in/out to the strip, oh and my host also treats me well.

One day I will have to take hubby over to stay at Caesars, my fear is that he's very "directionally" challenged and I think he would get lost easily (can't believe he's in the Navy!). It took me a few visits to get my bearings and I'm really pretty good at going somewhere once and figuring out how to get around, but I have had issues with finding my way around that casino.

I like to stay in the Augustus Tower with the strip view. My husband likes to stay in Palace because it is close to the pools. we request a pool view room which is what they call a "petite suite" that has the two bathrooms that are connected by a shower for two people. Having the two bathrooms sure cuts down on the amount of time it takes for us to get ready in the morning. It also has the deep whirlpool tub to soak in.