Caesars Palace

The Hangover · Filming location

Caesars Palace

In the story · The Hangover (check-in, the rooftop toast, the valet, the ending on the roof); The Hangover Part III (Chow's jump)

The hotel where the friends stay in the first film. The check-in and the valet drive were filmed here for real: at the valet stand, the morning after, they get back a police car instead of the Mercedes borrowed from the bride's father. The roof where they toast, and where they finally find Doug, the groom, is the real roof of the Forum Tower; the wrecked villa with the tiger was a studio set in Burbank, California. In The Hangover Part III, Mr. Chow jumps from a Caesars penthouse balcony and opens a parachute over the Strip.

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Where to stand for the photo

Stand at the top of the main entrance drive, where cars stop for the valet, with the hotel's columns and fountains behind you.

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Getting there

  • Address: 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Transport
On foot: it is in the middle of the Strip.
Access
The lobby and casino are open to everyone. The roof is closed to guests and hotel security is strict about it; the villa from the film does not exist.
Public sources (3)

Sources found on October 17, 2026.

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Production · film commissions · tourist boards · guides

We always say if it is:

  • The real filming location
  • A place standing in for it
  • Inspired by the story

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Every place checked against public sources

Production · film commissions · tourist boards · guides

We always say if it is:

  • The real filming location
  • A place standing in for it
  • Inspired by the story