Inside A $30k Per Night Las Vegas Villa

The Profit's Marcus Lemonis takes a tour of two villas inside Caesars Palace in Las Vegas to check out all of the amenities it has to offer, from luxurious pools to master bedrooms.

What's it like staying in a hotel room that costs $30,000 a night?

Marcus Lemonis, a self-made millionaire and star of CNBC's "The Profit," recently visited Las Vegas to stay at Caesars Palace, one of the oldest hotel-casinos on the Vegas strip, having first opened its doors in 1966. Today, Caesars offers nearly 4,000 rooms and suites across six towers, including a variety of ultra-luxurious villas that range in price from $3,000 to a whopping $35,000 per night.

Lemonis toured one of the high roller villas, which starts at $30,000 a night, with Caesars Palace general manager Sean McBurney while filming "The Profit: High Stakes," which premieres Tues., Jan. 8, at 10 PM ET/PT.

While Lemonis himself stayed in a smaller (but still extremely luxurious) villa that costs nearly $3,500 per night ("I don't want anybody to think I spent $30,000," he jokes), he tells McBurney that he wants to see "the biggest and the best" the company has to offer.

Take a look inside the luxurious — and pricey — digs.
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Inside A $30k Per Night Las Vegas Villa

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