The luxury resort with a Roman Empire theme on the west side of the Las Vegas Strip consists of six towers containing 3,960 rooms with the Centurion Tower turned into the first Nobu Hotel with a Nobu Restaurant in 2011. Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel and Casino originally opened a much smaller version of the hotel in 1962 and now features a 4,296-seat Colosseum entertainment venue, 166,000-square-foot casino, 300,000-plus square-foot convention center, The Forum Shops, Pure nightclub, five themed pools, a salon, spa and many dining options. Many famous chefs have restaurants at the resort.
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