Caesars Palace is redefining high-end hospitality on the Las Vegas Strip with the unveiling of newly redesigned Presidential Villas and Sky Villas, marking one of the most significant upgrades in the resort’s recent history. The transformation comes as the iconic property approaches its 60th anniversary, reinforcing its long-standing reputation as a benchmark for luxury, spectacle, and exclusivity.
Designed by Peter Silling & Associates, the refreshed villas move away from overt classical motifs in favor of a refined, contemporary aesthetic that reflects how today’s elite travelers live, relax, and entertain.
The renovation spans two distinct villa collections within the resort. The Presidential Villas, located atop the Colosseum Tower, have long hosted heads of state, celebrities, and dignitaries, while the Sky Villas in the Octavius Tower cater to guests seeking elevated privacy and panoramic views high above the Strip. Together, they form a cornerstone of Caesars Palace’s broader, multi-year transformation strategy.
Presidential Villas: Modern Grandeur Above the Strip
The two Presidential Villas in the Colosseum Tower have been completely reimagined as expansive residential-style retreats that balance grandeur with warmth. Each villa exceeds 8,000 square feet and features its own design personality, from softer palettes with brushed gold accents to darker, more architectural tones. The villas can also be connected, creating an ultra-exclusive compound with more than 19,000 square feet of combined indoor and outdoor space.
Private elevators open into vestibules inspired by Roman gardens, immediately setting a tone of discretion and elegance. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping views of the Las Vegas skyline, while custom chandeliers crafted from metal, glass, and crystal act as sculptural focal points. Living and entertainment areas are anchored by a dramatic double-sided glass fireplace, seamlessly linking spaces designed for both relaxation and social gatherings.
Formal dining rooms feature mirror-lined ceilings and marble tables designed to seat up to ten guests, while entertainment lounges include full-service bars and billiards areas. Outside, each villa offers a spacious terrace overlooking the Strip, designed for private events, sunset dinners, or quiet moments above the city’s energy.
Sky Villas: Contemporary Design for a New Generation
Perched on the 68th and 69th floors of the Octavius Tower, the 29 redesigned Sky Villas introduce a distinctly modern interpretation of luxury. These villas emphasize clean architectural lines, refined color palettes, and a sense of openness that contrasts with the resort’s more classical spaces below.
Material contrasts play a central role in the Sky Villas’ design, pairing marble with metal, velvet with leather, and crystal with stone. High ceilings, sculptural lighting, and curated art installations enhance the feeling of airiness and exclusivity, while expansive windows deliver uninterrupted views of the Strip and surrounding desert landscape. The result is a sophisticated, contemporary environment that aligns with evolving guest expectations for understated luxury.
The villa redesign is part of a wider investment plan at Caesars Palace that includes upcoming suite renovations, a reimagined VIP check-in experience, and new lifestyle amenities planned through 2027. Together, these updates position the resort not just as a Las Vegas icon, but as a modern luxury destination built for the next generation of high-end travelers.