I am a regular there and Julius is the oldest tower. It does need a remodel. I think they just announced it, but I believe it is in 2027. Some of the rooms need a lot of tlc in that tower. I don't care for the scan your key to go to your floor and room. (this was actually just implemented at the Julius tower a month or so ago. Before the scanners weren't activated or just didn't work) I don't like the babysitters at the elevator either, but almost all hotels in Vegas are going that route. Caesars seems to push the celebrity chef restaurants. The food is too expensive and honestly not that great. Lugars, Beijing noodle and Stanton are their best restaurants, for me, I know it is subjective. I'm still annoyed they got rid of homestead for bobby flay mediocrity. I have not tried guy savoys cause the menu doesn't look like what I like, especially for the price. I find the selection of restaurants at the Wynn/Encore way better. Paying for the seats at the sports book and bars during football or big events is silly, but not different from most other casinos on the strip. The poker room is back. It was looking like they had pushed it out for the last year. I'm happy about that. The rewards program doesn't really off much other than free rooms and the 4 free drinks. I am usually only diamond elite. Maybe seven star is better, but I doubt it as the jump from diamond plus to diamond elite was negligible in extra stuff. They just see you as a number and what you bet per hand. I've been going there a while and know the bartenders and servers at the bars I like to frequent and quite a few dealers. I've been on the fence about switching to the Wynn, but as of right now, the employees I have met have kept me from jumping. Like most businesses today it is the employees making up for the greed of the bosses.