which rooms at caesars palace have a balcony?

Looked around the total rewards website and none of the rooms list a balcony. Does anyone know which rooms have them? My girl hates smoking rooms and my only chance to get a quick smoke in is to get one with a balcony. Suites would be ok too.

I a diamond member currently booked on the free j lo tickets staying at cesars. Should i call reservations first or try to get an upgrade at the diamond check in? Which do you think will be cheaper?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

That would be none. Vegas is anxious about room jumpers. The only hotel on the strip with REAL balconies is Cosmopolitan. Harrah's and Ballys had some rooms with short stubby ones (think a foot and half) but they have long since locked these down.
Unless your High Roller with access to a Villa and patio your only option is smoking in the casino. Cromwell has rooms with real windows that open, so if you got a smoking room you could sit buy the window and puff away. FYI not to come across as rude but its spelled Caesars not 'cesars'. Hope you have a good trip.

 

I've stayed in the Forum and Augustus towers and they definitely do not have balconies or even windows which actually open.

 

Harrah's Mardi Gras Tower still has rooms with access to a balcony.
Very small, just enough room to step out for some fresh air, or not so fresh air if your looking to light up.

 

the linq has some very small balconies, some windows at harrahs open about 8-10 inches...at Caesars Palace, the forum tower, NOBU hotel and the Julius tower all have balconies, if the glass opens to get on them is unclear, a call to CP can solve that real quick

 

Some of the towers at Caesars look like they have balconies, but they're not really balconies, they're just architectural decorations.

I think there are a few high end rooms at Caesars that do actually have some sort of terrace area, because I've seen them when I've been staying in other rooms. Not sure which room type or what tower they're in though.

Note that Caesars made the Forum Tower all non-smoking right before I arrived in July. They bumped me to an Augustus room. As far as I can tell, this means the only tower with designated smoking rooms left at Caesars is Augustus (25th floor). I'd guess they still have some "smoking optional" (which means allowed) suites in Augustus and Octavius, but possibly not Forum.

 

Thanks everyone for the help. I really appreciate it.

Dwayne

 

Do any of the Carnaval rooms have a balcony?

 

No, not that I am aware of.
That tower is newer and built without any.
As for the Linq, I believe all their balconies were closed off after the recent renovations.

 

Some of the high roller suites at MGM have balconies. Stayed in one once. Pretty cool.

 

Yep