Caesars Palace fixed location and straight-line distance reference

From Caesars Palace, the documented straight-line distance is 0.3 miles to Harrah, 0.9 miles to Monte Carlo, 4.1 miles to Horseshoe, 5.3 miles to Silverton, and 7.3 miles to South Point, all measured as straight-line great-circle distances. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or any travel time.

The fixed point this article can document

The keyword names a different property, but the publicly published reference sources attached to this page document Caesars Palace, not Harrah's Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack. So the useful, defensible answer here is the fixed position of Caesars Palace and its documented straight-line reference pairs, while making clear that the specific Philadelphia venue named in the keyword is not the venue this article can measure.

Caesars Palace is in Paradise, Nevada, at latitude 36.11777778 and longitude -115.175. Publicly published reference sources describe it as being on the west side of the Las Vegas Strip between Bellagio and the under-construction Hard Rock Las Vegas.

Documented straight-line distance table

The figures below are all great-circle measurements from Caesars Palace to the reference points that have been documented for this page. They are useful for orientation, not for route planning, because a straight line ignores the actual road network and any required detours.

Why straight-line distance and real travel differ

A great-circle figure is the shortest path over the earth's surface between two coordinate points. That makes it a clean way to compare relative position, but it is not the path a car, bus, or shuttle follows on the ground.

Real travel becomes longer because roads bend around built-up areas, private land, water, grade changes, and one-way systems. Longer gaps also reflect broader route structure, including detours created by mountain ranges, state boundaries, and the fact that the available road network rarely points directly from origin to destination.

That is why this page keeps the measurement type explicit in every distance statement. The number is still useful: it tells you whether a reference point is geographically nearby or far away, but not how many miles you will drive.

Where the venue sits in regional terms

The documented venue is in Paradise, Nevada. Its coordinates place it in southern Nevada, and the published location description places it on the west side of the Las Vegas Strip.

Those two pieces of information are the stable part of the geography. They help you anchor the property within the Las Vegas area even when branding, nearby construction, or local access patterns change over time.

What the facility figures say about the place

Publicly published reference sources describe Caesars Palace as having 250 slot machines when Caesars Forum opened in 1966 with 30 gaming tables and 250 slot machines. The same reference set says that, as of July 2016, the hotel had 3,960 rooms and suites in six towers and a convention facility of over 300,000 square feet.

Those figures matter here because they describe the scale of the site you are trying to place on the map. They are not live operational data, and facility counts can change as properties are rebuilt, reconfigured, or expanded.

The same source set says the property opened in 1966 and is now owned by Vici Properties and operated by Caesars Entertainment. Ownership and operating structures can change over time, so treat that as a documented snapshot rather than a permanent condition.

What to confirm before you go

If you are planning a real trip, confirm the items that change faster than a location article can safely state. That includes current access arrangements, parking terms, hotel availability, event schedules, and any on-site construction or tower-specific changes.

The authoritative current answer lives on the property's own booking pages, property information pages, and guest-services contact channels. If your real question is about the Philadelphia property named in the keyword, use that venue's own official property page, because this article cannot document its coordinates or distance pairs from the reference sources attached here.

It is also worth confirming which name a map app is using at the moment, because casino properties can be searched by formal name, shortened name, or legacy branding. Matching the city and state first, then the exact property name, is the safest way to avoid navigating to the wrong venue.

FAQ

Can this article tell me how far Harrah's Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack is from my location?

No. The documented venue on this page is Caesars Palace in Paradise, Nevada, and the keyword's Philadelphia property does not have a documented coordinate row here. If you want to measure from your own location, use the fixed coordinates given for Caesars Palace or the official map listing for the Philadelphia venue and compare that with your own starting point in a map tool.

Why are the mile figures here different from what a navigation app shows?

The figures in this article are straight-line great-circle distances, not road miles. A navigation app follows the available street and highway network, so it must account for bends, restricted access, water crossings, and other route constraints. That is why road distance is always longer, and why this article does not publish driving mileage or trip duration.

Does the article confirm anything beyond location?

Yes, but only as documented snapshots. Publicly published reference sources attached to this page identify Caesars Palace in Paradise, Nevada, note its west-side Strip position, and give published figures for opening year, room count, convention space, slot-machine count, and ownership structure. For anything live or changeable, the property's own current information channels are the place to verify it.

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