Caesars Palace

Gym Review

Caesars Palace – Spa & Fitness Center (Las Vegas), sits within the Qua Baths & Spa complex and provides a solid all-round setup for travelers who want dependable cardio, strength machines, and free-weight work, paired with premium recovery amenities (Roman baths, heat/cold rooms, relaxation lounges). It is a high-quality “maintain-and-progress” environment rather than a hardcore powerlifting facility. Hours & Access - Open daily 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM. - For registered hotel guests, the resort fee includes gym entry for two people per day. - Spa day-pass options are offered by Qua; inclusions and pricing can change, so confirm details directly with the spa when planning recovery time. Location & Layout - The fitness center is located inside the Qua Baths & Spa area in the Augustus Tower (hotel signage directs you there). - The gym adjoins full spa changing facilities. Equipment (Training Focus) A well-rounded selection that covers most training needs: - Cardio machines: Multiple treadmills, ellipticals, and stationary bikes, including modern models with large touch screens—suitable for steady-state, intervals, or recovery sessions. - Strength machines: A full lineup of resistance and selectorized machines for upper and lower body, plus cable stations for versatile push, pull, and core work. - Free weights: Dumbbells up to 100 lb (≈45 kg), along with adjustable benches for pressing and accessory work; a bench press station is available for traditional barbell training. - Functional training: A Technogym Kinesis system for multi-plane, cable-based movements, and a cable cross station with adjustable bench for versatile strength training. - Amenities: Towels and water provided; locker rooms are well equipped for pre- and post-workout needs. - Mobility / stretching area: Open floor space for warm-ups, stretching, and bodyweight drills. Note: availability of a full squat rack or power rack, and maximum Olympic barbell load, are not publicly detailed—heavy barbell athletes should verify directly with the property. Wellness & Recovery (Qua Baths & Spa) - Roman baths with hot/cold contrast options. - Heat & cold rooms including a Laconium (dry heat) and the Arctic Ice Room (cold environment). - Relaxation lounges and premium spa services (massages, facials, seasonal treatments). These facilities make Caesars particularly attractive if recovery is a priority or if a low-impact “spa day” is planned between workouts. Group Classes & Coaching - No public, hotel-maintained schedule for gym-floor classes (HIIT, yoga, etc.) is listed. If structured sessions are important, contact the spa about current wellness programming or private training. Who this gym suits - Travelers seeking reliable cardio and machine-based strength work, plus quality free-weight sessions. - Anyone who values recovery as much as training—thanks to the baths and thermal/ice rooms. - Guests comfortable with fixed hours (not 24/7). What to check before you book - Heavy barbell needs: if a full power rack, bumper plates, or specific bar specs are essential, confirm the current hardware with the spa. - Timing: plan sessions within the 7 AM–7 PM window. - Day-pass details: if not staying on property, ask what’s included on your chosen date. Bottom line A polished, resort-level gym that covers the full fitness spectrum for most travelers—and stands out for its recovery offering. If training relies on specialized heavy lifting infrastructure or late-night access, verify those specifics; otherwise, Caesars Palace is a strong choice for getting quality sessions in while enjoying best-in-class spa amenities. 

Last updated on October 27, 2025