Hot Las Vegas Hotels: Caesars Palace

If you need to throw together a bachelor party for a high roller's last roll, do it in high style at Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nevada. Located on the strip in sin city at 3570 Las Vegas Blvd South, it's close enough to every temptation to punish the naughtiest of bachelors. Like every great hotel that springs from the desert sands, Caesars palace is a treat of old Vegas high style, cutting edge fashion, with an A+ live entertainment list, mixed with one of the trendiest clubs in the country. If your going to roll in Vegas, Caesars won't let you down. As for the bachelor, there is plenty of in room entertainment options, while the folks at Caesars appreciate discretion, it's no secret what's going on, and if you don't know where to find it, all you have to do is ask the single lady sitting in the bar alone, and I'm sure she'll help you out.

Everything you want to do is available at Harrahs Caesar Palace. Don't sleep at Caesars to recover from a hard night of partying, just head to the deluxe spa and everything will feel better. Still need a little more? Visit the Venus Salon, shop at luxury stores, visit the garden of the gods, and continue the bachelor party in style with 18 holes at Cascata Golf Club, one of the top courses in America. If the bachelor party isn't enough or if you pull in one of the sweet cocktail waitresses, you can get a full Las Vegas Wedding on site. Don't think it hasn't happened.

The Spot

Club PURE oozes more sex than Marlyn Monroe while rocking all night long with talent that can only be found in one place. The price isn't cheap with $400 dollars of Absolute about the least expensive bottle service available. Yes, you have to get a table and bottle service to lure in one of the many hotties that are trolling for a meal ticket that you're only to happy to provide. The DZ pimps KFed, Cuba Gooding greases up the dance floor, and more silicon bounces to the beat than your eyes can follow. If that's not enough, you can always wind it down at Shadow, the floating lounge that rocks, aka Cleopatra's Barge, Galleria Bar, Spanish Steps, and the Seahorse Lounge.

The Restaurant

From famous chefs to pool side dining, Caesars has it all. With eleven restaurants, you can't go wrong. Caesars had imported the best chef from Paris to Guy Savoy and opened an exciting culinary experience that is paired to make one of the toughest hands to beat in all of Vegas. Reservations are coveted, and it's spendy, but it will soon be one of the top restaurants in the US.

T&A Rating

Off the charts! Don't take my word. Spend one night parting here and you'll snap your neck more times than you can your fingers to Elton John and his Red Piano. Caesars has it down and knows how to prime the party with grade A talent that is straight from the big leagues. Better bring your game and your wallet and be prepared to go toe to toe with PDiddy.