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 (496)
Julie
Absolutely loved our stay here! Unfortunately the room was not ready when we arrived around 3pm - we were offered a different room but decided to hold out for what was booked. They held our bags and gave us drinks vouchers for the 3.30pm - 4.30pm happy hour. This suited us just fine and we enjoyed a few drinks in that hour. When we went back down, our room was ready and it was lovely! No view to speak of but we weren't in LV to look out of a window. The bed was so comfortable and it was really quiet too. Lovely bathroom and products and very spacious. I'd read so many negative reviews about the mini bar and extra charges but luckily there were no issues with our stay. The elevators were always quiet and quick to arrive too. All in all it was a great stay!
Kam Kambo
Rooms are nice. Washrooms are nice however check in time varies. They try to get you in at 4pm but we had to wait until 5:30 to get into the room. So many others had to deal with the same. Need to do better on that! They had a complimentary drink every afternoon in their lounge so that was cool.
Darnell Kebo
02/19/2024: Booked a last minute stay at Nobu Hotel and was pleasantly surprised. Rooms are large and spacious. Bed is very comfy. Elevators are a bit confusing. Great water pressure in the shower and nice selection of amenities. I did find the fridge entirely occupied with the mini bar so I couldn't use it for my own items, however, the selection was quite nice.
Hyunseok Gil
Staying at this hotel nestled inside Caesar's Palace offered excellent access to both the mall and the Strip, making it a prime location for exploring. The room itself impressed me with its quiet ambiance, spacious layout, and upscale furnishings, contributing to a luxurious stay. However, a common Las Vegas hotel inconvenience was present here too – the trek from the parking garage to the lobby was lengthy and carpeted, which made dragging my bags a bit of a hassle. Additionally, the elevators in the Caesars Palace parking garage were noticeably slow. Despite these minor issues, the hotel's prime location and quality amenities made for a pleasant experience overall.
Chiaki Narusawa
Of the many luxury hotel choices in Vegas, this one falls short. For a five star hotel, you’d expect to be a bit spoiled and for me it felt like a three star experience. There was just a lot of small inconveniences that resulted in a subpar stay.
Rooms face inwards into other hotel rooms, Keurig had no coffee pods, no toothbrushes/sink amenities provided unless you call (and tip them ofc), drink tickets that expired as we finished checking in, and overall lacked the Japanese influence (omotenashi who??)…bummed they didn’t have the ToTo washlet!
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