Caesars Casino Las Vegas NV: Fixed Position and Documented Straight-Line Distances

From Caesars Palace, the documented straight-line distance is 236.7 miles to LAX, 415.9 miles to San Francisco, and 2230.7 miles to NYC, all straight-line measurements. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

The fixed point here is Caesars Palace, in Paradise, Nevada, on the west side of the Las Vegas Strip between Bellagio and the under-construction Hard Rock Las Vegas. Publicly published reference sources also place it at latitude 36.11777778 and longitude -115.175; figures such as room counts, machine counts, floor area, and ownership describe a documented point in time and can change as properties are rebuilt, expanded, sold, or rebranded.

Where the venue is

For a reader searching "caesars casino las vegas nv," the place in question is Caesars Palace, located in Paradise, Nevada. Its documented placement on the west side of the Las Vegas Strip gives you the regional context, while the coordinates provide the fixed geographic point you can compare against your own starting location.

The coordinates show a position in southern Nevada. That matters because any practical route you take on the ground will be shaped by the street grid, access points, one-way systems, and the simple fact that a road network does not follow a perfect straight line between two coordinates.

Documented venue figures

As a physical complex, the published reference figures attached to Caesars Palace are useful mostly for scale. The casino is documented with 250 slot machines in the cited forum-era source, 3,960 hotel rooms and suites, and 300,000 square feet listed in the supplied facility source text.

The opening year in the supplied references is 1966. The ownership and operating structure in the supplied references is that the property is owned by Vici Properties and operated by Caesars Entertainment.

All documented straight-line distance pairs

Why straight-line distance and real-world travel differ

A great-circle figure is the shortest path between two points on the earth's surface. It is useful for orientation because it shows relative nearness or farness without depending on a particular route choice, but it is not the same thing as what you will cover on roads.

Real-world travel becomes longer for several reasons. Roads curve around developed land, property lines, one-way systems, restricted access areas, and the shape of the available street network. On longer trips, terrain, water crossings, and state-by-state route layouts also add detours that a straight line ignores.

That is why this article labels every mileage figure as straight-line or great-circle. If you need the on-the-ground route from your own starting point, the practical method is to enter the published coordinates or the venue name into a mapping service and compare that route result with the fixed position described here.

How to use the fixed position if your own starting point differs

The venue's position is fixed; your position is the variable. Even when a search query names Las Vegas and Nevada, that does not tell us where you are beginning your trip, so the only defensible way to write about distance is to anchor the article to the venue and the documented reference points above.

If your own city, airport, or landmark is in the distance table, you can use that great-circle figure as a baseline orientation only. If your starting point is not listed, this article cannot measure that specific pair, but the coordinates 36.11777778, -115.175 let you measure it yourself in any map or GIS tool that accepts latitude and longitude.

Regional position and nearby context

Within the supplied location description, Caesars Palace is on the west side of the Las Vegas Strip between Bellagio and the under-construction Hard Rock Las Vegas. That is the most specific supported placement available here, and it is more reliable than trying to infer an unsupplied road approach or entrance pattern.

Because the venue is documented in Paradise, Nevada, readers comparing it with other places in the table can treat Paradise as the fixed destination point. Ownership, branding, and facility scale can change over time, but the underlying coordinates are the key reference for any location-based planning.

What to confirm before you go

Before you set out, confirm the changeable parts of the trip directly with the venue's own current channels. That includes parking arrangements, hotel availability, event access rules, hours for any specific amenity, and any temporary access changes caused by construction or property works.

If you are using a map app, also confirm which named entrance, drop-off point, or hotel tower you intend to reach, because a large resort complex can have multiple practical arrival points even when the geographic destination is a single coordinate pair. For overnight stays, the authoritative current answer is the property's own booking page; for arrival logistics, use the venue's current contact or guest-services page.

FAQ

Is Caesars Palace in Las Vegas or Paradise?

The supplied location data places Caesars Palace in Paradise, Nevada, and also describes it as being on the Las Vegas Strip. Those two descriptions are not contradictory in ordinary travel use: one is the documented municipality and state, and the other is the regional destination readers usually have in mind when they search for a Strip property.

Can this article tell me the driving distance to Caesars Palace?

No. The published mileage figures here are straight-line, also called great-circle, distances only, and road mileage is always longer. If you need the route you will physically travel, use the venue name or the documented coordinates in a mapping service, then check the venue's own current arrival information before leaving.

How large is the Caesars Palace complex in the supplied references?

The supplied reference figures describe a property with 3,960 hotel rooms and suites, 300,000 square feet in the cited facility source, and 250 slot machines in the cited casino source text. Those figures are best read as documented snapshots rather than guarantees about the property's present-day layout or inventory.

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