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 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.
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Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace Las Vegas | Google reviews (554)
Christelle Bilodeau
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel over the holidays. Check-in was quick and efficient, which was much appreciated after a long travel day. Although we encountered a minor issue with our final bill, it was resolved promptly. We absolutely loved the location, being in the heart of Caesars Palace while enjoying the tranquility of a smaller, more intimate hotel was amazing. Our room was spacious, and we felt very safe.
Vy H.
Once of my new favorite places to stay! Recently stayed here for two nights—got a room with King Bed. The room was chic, clean, and spacious—the bathroom was huge! Bathroom had a vanity area—was not a fan of the shower area, its was an open area (not walk-in) so I was cold while taking a shower.
They had a fridge but you couldn’t use it because they had stuff inside and if you moved anything, they would charge you. There is a safe and they do offer dry cleaning service, which I was able to take advantage of! Overall, service here was excellent! They called to double check everything was going smoothly—also concierge was nice and helpful. I really liked the location of Nobu, right in the center of Caesar’s, but once you get upstairs, it’s very quiet and peaceful.
Alice Suharev
Horrible experience. My partner and I booked 3 nights. Since we had a late flight back (10pm) we decided to discuss our options for either a late check out or an extra night. We went down to the lobby & spoke with a gentleman who informed us it would be around $110 for a late check out but it would be till 4pm so it makes more sense to extend for around $140. Of course it made sense to pay the extra $30-$40 for an additional night versus a late check out. He told us he put the charge on the room & we parted ways. Now the day of our flight comes & house keeping comes in under the impression no one is in the room. My partner went down to the lobby to speak to someone and come to find out, there is nothing in the system that reflects us extending for an additional night. Now they want us to pay $1274 for the extra night but they’ll be “Courteous” and help us out with $300 total instead. Also according to them, there is apparently no camera footage of us either. HOW CONVENIENT. It’s really a shame because the hotel is nice but this experience is bizarre. How do you have someone working for you, representing the hotel, telling customers false information without even putting a note in the system. Pure incompetency.
Malea A
We loved this hotel within a hotel but with that being said, it’s pretty tough to find! We got lost on our way back through Caesars and we hadn’t even been drinking! But all in all, our room was clean, upscale and had a view of Paris! We enjoyed the complimentary drinks, slippers, robes and water. The staff were very friendly and allowed us to change rooms once we realized we were next to a suite full of noisy guests. I would stay here again but I might need a map this time!
Gregory Burt
Odd experience. Manager (lady in her 40s) posted up her office in the restaurant, on a table directly across from us, including plugging in a space heater and putting it on the table. Laptop, keys, paperwork… don’t you have an office for that? When you’re spending $300 for two people, I’m not sure why we’re seeing this. Not being overly sensitive but I think work can be done elsewhere when you’re fine dining. Waiter didn’t care to answer the questions, was very brief and not friendly. Food itself was good but service very off-putting. Won’t return.
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
