Any insight to put this to rest would be GREATLY appreciated!!!Īlso, any recommendations between the two hotels? I looked at both properties on TA and it does look like Caesar's is a nicer property. I haven't been to Vegas since 2006 and I don't recall crossing the street being THAT difficult.but he insists that it's not possible to cross the strip unless you use the bridge walkway. Hubby says it may be difficult to walk from Harrah's to Caesar's due to them being across the street from each other. We enjoy utilizing the Buffet of Buffets 24 hour pass and would like to use the buffet at Harrah's, as the buffet at Caesar's is closed for renovations. We will be staying at either Harrah's or Caesar's (decision still up in the air) but were wondering how relatively easy it is to get from one to the other. (0.09 mi) Harrahs Las Vegas Hotel & Casino (0.13 mi) The Mirage Hotel & Casino (0.12 mi) The LINQ Hotel + Experience (0.20 mi) The Venetian Resort View all hotels near Spa at Harrahs on Tripadvisor.
My husband and I are going to LV in March and we have been going back and forth about who is right when it comes to getting around the strip. If you’re looking for a spa experience that isn’t going to break the band Harrahs is for you.
