Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace Las Vegas places a golf break on the Las Vegas Strip, with the scale and energy of a Roman themed hotel and casino resort carrying on long after the round is over. Accommodation is spread across several towers, with guest rooms and suites for different group sizes, while the Nobu Hotel provides a dedicated stay within the wider resort. The Villas at Caesars Palace are a separate option for those looking for more privacy and space. Days away from the course can centre on the outdoor pools at the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, then shift naturally into dinner, drinks, casino time or one of the resort’s live events.

The resort works particularly well for golfers who want their evenings planned without relying on a clubhouse meal. Nobu Restaurant brings Japanese cooking to the property, Bacchanal Buffet offers a broad choice for a relaxed dinner, and Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen gives the night a more theatrical setting. Qua Baths and Spa follows the Roman character of the resort, with bathing facilities built around heat and water, a useful place to ease tired legs after 18 holes. With several dining venues, a casino and entertainment all on site, the atmosphere can be as quiet or as lively as the group wants between golf days.