Arslanagic Bridge Tours and Activities

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I loved my stay here. Beth the receptionist was very helpful and a lot of fun to talk to.

We checked in on June 17th. Our trip was to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. During Black Friday we reserved a room (via Expedia) in the Augustus Tower overlooking the Bellagio fountains. Our room wasn't ready when we checked in, and we were offered an upgrade for a small fee, and that suite was ready. We ended up in a 1250 sq ft suite on the corner of the Augustus Tower, with the bedroom overlooking the Bellagio fountains and the living room overlooked Las Vegas Blvd towards the Flamingo. 3 bathrooms lol! Only downside to the suite was the fact if you moved something in the small fridge you'd be charged $19.99. The sign informing us of this charge was pushed far back on a shelf. That sign should be on the counter over the fridge. We found the Caesar's property to be easy to navigate (it's huge!) compared, to say, the Venetian. Maybe the funniest part of being there was watching kids enter the lobby with their families and seeing the partially nude statues. Too funny!! The location on the Strip worked out well for us to walk to the events and shows we were taking in. Caesar's faces East, so morning jaunts were on the East Side of the Strip to take advantage of shade. Lots of restaurants both inside Caesar's and nearby. Pretty much anywhere you go for breakfast on the Strip will be $25-$30 for most entrees. Toss in a couple of coffees. a bloody mary and a mimosa; by the time you tip out you are over $100 for 2 people. Enjoyed the trip!