I did not use the tub, but the water pressure in the shower was great and there was plenty of hot water.

The shower was a good size, although not as large as some that I have had in higher-end hotels. There was also a very nice jetted tub and a separate shower. The bathroom was nicely sized, with a double sink vanity and 2 mirrors. And for those times when you just want to relax in the room, there was a 42-inch high-definition television with a decent amount of channels. However, if you work and need Wifi, the connection was hit and miss. If you tend to work while on vacation, there is also a desk with enough room for a laptop. In the corner there was a nice sitting area with a large couch, a small table, and another chair, enough room if you plan to have a few friends stop by for a drink. The room itself was very nice! There was 550 square feet of space, which is larger than the average hotel room, which included a king-sized bed with a pillow top mattress and plenty of pillows, all very comfortable. If you decide to stay in the Octavius Tower and are like me (no longer a spring chicken), I would suggest having the Bell Desk take care of your luggage! The Room Octavius Premium Room

The walk from the lobby to my room was quite a hike, especially after a long day of travel and with all my luggage. Once I checked in, the first thing I realized is how far away from the lobby this tower is. These rooms are in the Octavius Tower located on the southern end of the property. I stayed at Caesars Palace a few years ago, but this was my first time in an Octavius room.

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