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Perhaps the most famous of all Las Vegas casinos, Caesars was born in 1966. It has grown continuously since then with new towers, the record breaking Forum Shops, the Coliseum concert hall and a avalanche of new restaurants.

If you stay in “The Empire”, see if you can get a room in the Palace or Augustus towers. These are the newest and have larger rooms. A new tower is under construction now and will add almost 1,000 new rooms to the mix.

The Pure nightclub played a large role in pushing the Vegas club scene into super-high-gear, where it remains today. Pure features a balcony that overlooks the Strip and has plenty of dance floor space to spread out on.

Bought by Harrah’s in 2004, some customers worried that it would be less hospitable to high rollers – it now seems like that fear was unfounded – they still cater to some of the biggest players in the world.