The Cromwell

Once known as Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall and Barbary Coast, The Cromwell opened in May 2014. The hotel and casino are part of the Caesar’s Entertainment Group giving players access to quality gaming and the Total Rewards program. As a member of Total Rewards you earn rewards at all properties within the group which include Caesar’s, Harrah’s, Bally’s, Horseshoe, Flamingo, Paris, Rio and several others. The overall design concept is modern antique from the chandeliers to the artwork and Parisian touches. The Cromwell is located on the Strip across from the Colosseum at Caesar’s Palace and in close proximity to the Bellagio.

Gaming

The casino takes up 40,000 square feet and features over 400 Slot machines in a variety of themes. Find the latest and greatest from gaming software companies such as WMS, IGT, Konami, Multimedia Games and more. Wondering if they’ve got your favorite games? Check out the handy “Casino Game Finder” on the website and find out. Other electronic gaming options include Electronic Roulette, Video Poker and Keno. In terms of Table Games, The Cromwell has over 60 tables featuring Blackjack, Craps, Mini Baccarat and Pai Gow. High rollers may want to consider entering the exclusive high limit room. The Abbey, a reserved area, has three gaming tables offering just the privacy you may be looking for.

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Hotel Accommodations

Designed with Paris in mind, the hotel offers a quaint vibe with 188 rooms throughout. It’s the attention to detail that makes this property so elegant. Choose from a selection of rooms with king size beds or double queens as well as several suites taking the luxurious experience to the next level. Suites include the Parlour, Boulevard, Gallery and the opulent Cromwell Suite. Standard amenities include coffee and tea, toiletries and a flat screen television in each room. Hotel guests have access to the rooftop pool, shopping and nightlife. A nice touch is the Friday and Saturday night welcome reception with General Manager toasting champagne to your stay in Las Vegas. If you’re not there on the weekend, well, you’ll be missing out.

Dining

Giada De Laurentiis’ restaurant, Giada, serves a variety of Italian inspired creations; however the menu items are quite pricey. The lounge menu offers items at a more reasonable price point. For those that simply cannot decide what to try, go for the tasting menu. The bread is homemade so leave your low carb/no carb diet at the door. The Fountains of Bellagio may be seen from the terrace so you may wish to consider booking a table near a window for a good view.

Entertainment/Nightlife

Bound is a great place for breakfast or a night cap complete with drinks and appetizers. For something a bit more wild and crazy, Drai’s Beach Club is always a good time with both an indoor and outdoor rooftop space. The club scene kicks into high gear on Tuesday nights from 10pm to 5am with Drai's Yacht Club night swim party. Enjoy the DJ, drinks and the nightclub atmosphere. If you don’t like crowds or loud music then this may not be your ideal form of entertainment. The pool area is also open after hours on Thursday through Sunday. An admission charge will be required upon entry.

Rewards Deals

Total Rewards offers one player’s card that may be used across all Caesar’s Entertainment properties. Earn rewards as you play your any and all available casino games. Rewards include free Slot play, discounts and comps on meals as well as discounted or free trips to other casino locations throughout the United States.