Best property to use for Caesars 'retreat'

One of the 2 level diamond perks is a "retreat" including $750 airfare.
I am very familiar with the NV properties.
Can anyone offer insight on properties worthy of consideration not in NV?
Updated rooms, good spa, location with lots to do/see?
Any input appreciated
TIA

That sounds like Harrahs/Harveys in Lake Tahoe. I don't know of any better location that has all that they have.

New Orleans would be a good choice. Can't comment regarding the spa but there is a lot to do nearby with the French Quarter and Garden District. I thought the hotel was pretty nice and the location is great.

Harrahs has a great property on the Marina in Atlantic city. You can also visit their Caesars casino and Bally's casino while there. Of course winter is not the best time to visit, but a spring trip will be nice.

Harrah's NOLA does not have a spa. You have to use the Balance Spa (Loews Hotel)
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Harrahs primary partner spa located on the 8th
floor of the Loews Hotel (adjacent to Harrahs Hotel.)

I'd suggest New Orleans as well, we used it for our 2013 Diamond (actually used it this year, 2014, since it's good thru March) and went during Mardi Gras.

We had a blast, we went the weekend before the BIG Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday weekend and saw a few parades, which weren't too crowded, took a swamp/airboat tour and also went to the WWII museum, which is within walking distance from the hotel. If you aren't really into going to a Mardi Gras parade, you can still get a feel for it by just standing outside the hotel, some of the parade routes end right at Harrahs. I downloaded a parade tracker map, which showed the routes and where the parades are along the routes, it was pretty cool.

If we go back, we'd like to go through the french quarter (I'd been but hubby hasn't) and also do the Mardi Gras World tour.

If you do decide to go, just stay away from Bourbon Street, unless you want to hang out with a bunch of young, drunk kids.

IMO, it's a great town, with lots to do and plenty of awesome restaurants.

DonDiego would recommend a Caesars Pocono Resort, . . . skiing in Winter, water sports in Summer.

And especially either the suite with the Champaign Glass Tub or the Heart-Shaped Tub.



Of course it all depends on exactly what kind of "retreat" anniea is planning for.

Ned thinks that's DonDiego in the Champagne glass.

Ned in NYC

Harrahs NO is hugely overrated. There's certainly the fascination with Bourbon St., the French Quarter etc., but the city overall is a cesspool and very dangerous. What do they have, a river? The climate is a joke too. The hotels are crap and there's too many strange poor people to be comfortable anywhere. The food tastes great, but it's loaded with trans fats, saturated fats, sugars, and enough calories to satisfy the biggest of butts who are trying to get diabetes.

A Pocono resort would be enjoyable, unless Jerry Sandusky's been in any of the resorts there.

I will assume if Caesars declares bankruptcy in January, that all money put down for reservations will still be safe.