Caesars hotel prices higher when logged in with status
 

It appears that I can make vegas hotel reservations for about 10%-20% cheaper if I'm not logged into my account, but if I'm logged in it waives the resort fees because I have Diamond status. It ends up coming out about even whether or not I book with status.

Should I just book without logging in and then call to get it linked to my rewards number and thus get the fees waived while also getting the cheaper base price?

Are there any extra perks available for YOIU when logged in as a Diamond? When you login and go to my offers, you should be able to "filter" by locale and/or casino, you may find food and freeplay with associated FREE rooms. [When I was Diamond that was the way it worked for me--now I'm 7*:D]

I just looked at June and my rates are much cheaper logged in for All CET properties.

If you give an example of a specific property and date I can compare.

You should get waived resort fees regardless of how you book but the deposit may be higher ( total bill will be higher with RF) if you are not logged in

I'm specifically looking at the weekend of September 17-19, but I am no longer seeing the issue. Now it is cheaper if I am logged in. I went ahead and booked without being logged in and just need to link the reservation to my account.

I wonder if any of this is due to the fact that I only have status via wyndham matching, and do not gamble when I go to vegas.

We have the same status via the Wyndham match, up until April 2 we had comp room offers all over CET. .......As far as I know Diamond is Diamond.

I actually booked March madness 2022 the day before we lost our comp rooms

We have 5 night comp trips , Friday - Wed booked for June, October, January and March 2022

In case you are not aware you can transfer 30K Wyndham points to CET every year, 30K is worth $300 in on site food, bev, room rates, etc

I've noticed all of my Caesars Rewards Vegas offers have disappeared from my online account in the last month or so. I'm a Diamond Plus. I'm guessing that Caesars doesn't feel like they need to entice visitors right now.

So strange. I just noticed the same thing... Normally I would be able ot book any 5 nights in a row COMPd as a Normal Diamond status member.
I even had 5 nights booked 2 months ago but cancelled my trip and went back today to look at dates and noticed all COMP rooms vanished. However, when even trying to book with my current "offers" i.e 3 comp nights. ALL dates are "sold out" no matter the dates or the rooms selected..............

Without my normal 5 comp nights I might not even visit Vegas this year.
This HAS happened in the past and the comps and offers returned days or weeks later ... but it looks like they also updated their website for booking this time so maybe the comp nights are gone forever?

Just checked and I was able to get 5 nights comped on select dates in July for Caesars. I'm a Diamond Plus. Haven't had a Vegas trip at all this year. Going this week and used a dining credit offer which was only 3 nights, but called my host and got all 5 nights taken care of. Been getting normal emails and app offers.

I lost my comp night offers in ~ February and my wife lost hers in April, we are regular diamond members. No comp room offers have returned

Luckily we are booked comp for five nights this week, October, January and March madness 2022 which I literally booked on my wife's account one day before her comp room offers vanished.

We haven't been to Vegas is nearly 2 years so we'll see if some gambling and spending cash brings any offers back

Thanks for the info. Yeah I fully expected my offers to dry up eventually.. but ever since ive had founders diamond I have always had any days COMPD on the booking site up to 5. For maybe 4 years in a row now. Of course they split up the cheapo diamonds like myself and created D PLUS for real gamblers but like I said 2 months ago all was still normal.

I did just receive another email offer 3 nights 50dollars play. So That is better then nothing with resort fees still waived. I'll just wait until it comes closer to Thankgiving time for a new offer to be emailed. I also have host that I have never emailed but he has emailed me a few times in the past.

I normally visit Vegas once per year and gamble around 5k in 5nights but has been almost 2 years since last visit due to the obvious covid reasons.

We are diamond via the Wyndham status match, I think my coin in for 2019 was $20, lol

To be honest I have no idea why we ever were receiving free nights.

I go on the website to check prices, we have ever received any emails with offers.

Yeah I signed up for all the Casino player's cards and still get random email offers from Aria and MGM and COSMO for 2-3 comp nights. With pretty much 100 dollar max gaming at them when I do visit Vegas.
However, even with there "compd" night offers... I would still have to pay 37-40 resort fees. Vs CET with no fees and 10-30dollar night stays SUN-Thursdays.
I really make use of the Diamond Lounges but probably wont have enough points to even enter them (if they are even open anymore.. maybe by November they will open again)

Diamond lounges aren't opening, I seen some work beijng done in Paris lounge as if it's being converted

I gambled a few $$ last week and my comp offers Sunday - Thursday returned with a few weekends here and there at Bally's

Our Mlife comp rooms have resort fees but the free play and resort credit offset 2 -3 nights depending on property

Very Sad news is DLounges don't come back. Half the fun was showing people the hidden lounges and what leighs behind the doors.

Today I just randomly checked Lake Tahoe rooms for COMPS and I have random up to 4 nights comped in a row throughout the upcoming months. So Looks like COMPs still exist. Just not for Vegas for me at this moment.
I have Been checking November dates for Vegas And currently have a Bally's reserved with very cheap rates. (no resort fees at least)

I just went to Vegas (or any casino) for the first time in 1.5 years. I'm a cheap-o diamond through gambling and I had my regular comp offers though as I booked at the last minute they started to dry up. I am gold with MLife via status match. I booked Aria over July 4 weekend who offered 4 comped nights, $200 free play and $100 resort credit. The 4 comped nights had no resort fees which surprised me as I thought they didn't waive the resort fees, especially not for gold and as a result the offer was better than what I was offered by CET. The $100 resort credit was in addition to the waived resort fees. I played at both Aria and Planet Hollywood. I never used the diamond lounges even when I got to use them for free.

What I'd like to know is why when logged in to CET they may show various room types but never suites.

On TR website when I try to book a room one option is "...suites".
When I try to book a room with an offer, suites are listed, but not available (for free/comp).

When you search at CET pick your hotel and dates then under FILTERS check Caesars suites and those rooms show up.


Hopefully you also grabbed the Wynn Platinum match from either CET Diamond or Mlife Gold.

We matched June 25 and already received an offer at Wynn for 3 comp nights and $200 in free play..............we played about $40 in slots at Wynn after the match ad had never been there before.

I'll see other room choices that aren't comped (like Nobu rooms at Caesars).

But suites just don't show up for me as long as I'm logged in.

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It must be specific to your account, I would contact CET

My wife and I both see suites at Paris the same dates as you posted

For some reason I can't post screen shots as part of a reply to you, screenshot is in my next reply

Thanks for the help. I guess this time it really is me.

It's not JUST you, as I've had similar results for years. Sometimes suites show up but often they don't. When they do show up it's usually on the weekend. I just chalked it up to a weird algorithm.

Not a problem any more since I gave up on Caesars a couple years ago. Enjoying Mlife now and yes they do waive resort fees based on play rather than tier score.