Overview
Situated inside one of Las Vegas’ most famous properties, experience a stay like no other at the Japanese-inspired Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. A laidback retreat at the heart of the ‘Strip’, this boutique offering provides priority access to Nob...
Situated inside one of Las Vegas’ most famous properties, experience a stay like no other at the Japanese-inspired Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. A laidback retreat at the heart of the ‘Strip’, this boutique offering provides priority access to Nobu Restaurant, as well as the use of all the exceptional facilities at Caesars Palace, including the casino. Rooms and suites are filled with contemporary and traditional Japanese art, along with splashes of relaxing gold and purple furnishings. For 5-star luxury, without the hustle and bustle of a usual Vegas stay, there’s no better option than the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace.
Distance from resort centre
There are a number of shops, bars, cafes and restaurants in the vicinity of Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace Las Vegas.
Distance from the airport
McCarran International Airport is approximately 5km away from the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace Las Vegas.
Pools
Restaurant
Bar
Gym
Parking
Spa
Wifi
Dining
Nobu Restaurant Las Vegas
- Unique cuisine of celebrate chef Nobu Matsuhisa
In-Room Dining
- Exclusive menu available 24-hours a day
Nobu Lounge
- Casual Japanese lounge style dining
3.8
Google reviews (516)
scott sitner
Just spent five nights here, and my daughter four in another room. Many of the bad reviews here are circumstantial,(I got charged a resort fee, I got charged fro the mini bar, elevators were slow etc) but not so much a broad review, so I will try.
The location in the hotel is great, central to everything, short walk to all sections. I've stayed another towers an its a hike, this was easy. Check in was easy, no wait, nice people. The rooms have no views, except the rooms that look direct to the strip, as in straight on. Otherwise, you may see the strip but it's an angle and over a roof. If it matters, don't stay here. Room itself was nicely sized, good big bathroom, calm because you can hear nothing from the strip. It's a vague oriental theme but mostly just pleasant. Different which is nice. Shower was great, we never waited more than a minute for the elevator.
Did not touch the mini bar(lots of warnings so people that get charged deserve it) or room service. Housekeeping was efficient by noon every day. Bed was a little mushy but that's personal. You get lots of free drink coupons for happy hour, but we never sued its between 330 an 430 and we were doing other things.
Overall, we really enjoyed it, the lack of a view might make me stay in another tower next time but I owed not hesitate to stay here again
Seth McCann
I recently returned home from a trip, and the experience was good. Nobu reached out beforehand to ensure everything was set up. Upon my arrival, a colleague was ready to escort me to the VIP area and facilitate my check-in. The room met my expectations, and the staff provided exceptional service throughout my stay.
The bed was comfortable, and the room was spacious enough to enjoy my vacation. The hotel's central location was advantageous, especially since some of the more luxurious rooms were situated further away.
However, I have a few reservations. Given that it was my birthday trip, I was disappointed not to be offered a higher floor or better room, considering my status as a Seven Star member. Additionally, it should be clearly communicated that the waters in the room are complimentary, as I was charged for opening the fridge and did not want to incur an excessive fee for bottled water.
Thank you,
S
dale nakayama
If you want high quality service, this is where you go.
It is definitely service oriented.
You have your own concierge, The elevators don't just let anybody in.
Very high security.
Just remember it's hard to find it.
It's a little hidden away gem.
This is definitely where you would take the wife.
Or someone you're trying to impress.
Caesars is definitely a step above.
Erica Flora
As residents of Arizona, we head out to Vegas about 3-4 times a year. This visit we stayed at Nobu and it was by far the best Vegas hotel experience we’ve ever had. The check in process with Gizelle was seamless and she was so kind. The hot towels and tea were the perfect touch.
There was plenty to do while we waited for our room to be ready (we got into Vegas pretty early in the day) because the hotel is inside of Caesar’s Palace.
Rooms are designed with a Japanese theme and the bed is super comfortable. Huge shower and really cozy robes too! Best part was a welcome letter from the GM welcoming us to Vegas and thanking us for the stay.
We had also received a super informative welcome letter via email a few days before our arrival which was such a nice touch and gave us plenty of time to book a dinner reso at Almafi- so so so good.
Had dinner during the trip at Nobu as well and just as good as their Malibu and Scottsdale locations. Absolutely will stay here again on a future trip to Vegas!
Helen Beckett
I stayed here for 3 nights and had a really good stay. I had a great view and the room was very good. I would stay again but had a couple of issues:
1. Check in. I couldn't check in until 4 45. I was offered an alternative room at around 4 10 (when I chased it up) and declined. I could have taken the alternative but I do think that all rooms should be available by the advertised time.
2. Noise from adjoining room. I had a room with an adjoining door and the family next door were very very loud and caused quite a lot of disruption in the mornings. It is not the hotel's fault that they were so loud but perhaps some better soundproofing could be looked into.
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