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The New Villas at Caesars Palace
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Thursday, April 29, 2010 | midnight
You could stay at one of Caesars Palace's three new villas for $40,000 a night - or just come with us on the first local media tour to see the opulent 10,000-square-foot Greek-style Constantine Villa. With self-playing pianos, 24-hour butler service, movie theater-style TV rooms, chairs that massage you to the beat of your music, and remote-control toilets, it's no wonder Caesars spent $15 million to build and furnish each villa.
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All this and no free continental breakfast in the morning...rip-off!
And internet is only $250/day? I'd hate to see the mini bar charges! LOL
Big question: Did they get permits and pass inspections?
did they pay for it with all of the money they saved with thier daily,off-the-clock, mandatory, "buzz" sessions,pre-shift meetings that they dont pay thier rank and file employees for?
If people actually pay for one of these, they have more money than sense.
For $40,000, you could adopt a poor village in Africa or South America for a year.
I keep saying that the problem with Las Vegas is they are outpricing themselves for the available market.
Awesome I say.
I have seen people gamble away $100,000.00 per hand. For them that is nothing. Stay the weekend. High rollers bring high tips for the dealers and it is all good for the economy. Bring all the high rollers here. Way to go Ceasers!
(Make sure you book me one night in the Greek and one in the Spanish for my kind words)