Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace

Nobu Hotel is located inside Caesar’s Palace and easy to find from the entrance. Very quiet hotel once check in on floor 72. Complimentary cocktails every night of stay at the lobby floor 72 and that’s where the gym is located as well. There’s also complimentary bottles of water and apples each day. The shower leaked in our first room and the bar fridge wouldn’t open, so management moved us to a new room which was great with a view of the strip. The Nobu / Caesar’s Palace is central on the strip and plenty of places to see and to eat.

Overall: private elevator, quiet reception and gym, coffee and happy hour are all outshined by the poor management. Hotel was overbooked when I checked in. The hotel blamed a third party, third party blamed the hotel. I was too exhausted to play mediator. They tell you they will text you when rooms are ready but didn’t, managers and front desk promise to look into issues but then “had busy days”. To great: - The room was very simple, clean and luxurious. Bathroom was nice and big, great shower and amenities. - Can’t beat the location, much closer to the casino, and getting in and out of the hotel - loved the private lobby, coffee in the morning. The not so great: - Almost no coordination between Caesars and Nobu - Management was absent for three straight days so if something goes wrong one of the staff members can’t solve you’re out of luck

Nobu is located in Ceasars palace across from the Montecristo cigar lounge. It is a little confusing as you walk in on the first floor, but the lobby for the Nobu hotel is on floor 72. I did ask about that. Nobu is in tower 7 of Ceasars, and the hotel has a total of 12 floors.  The room was spacious, I felt. The bathroom was quite large in size. It definitely worked for three women. There is a long vanity table behind the bathroom door that was able to hold our toiletry bags and more. There is also a nice stool to sit on while primping. The closet also was a decent size for us to hang quite a few items of clothing. There is a dresser under the tv and drawers in the closet. Now, one thing that bothered me to my core, the refrigerator, is fully stocked, and so were items on top of that dresser. They are monitored in some fashion that if they are picked up or moved and not put back in 30 seconds, it will be automatically added to your room bill. We were told this at check-in. But come on... so if you had something that needed to be refrigerated, you wouldn't be able to. We did not call and ask if a refrigerator could be brought to our room. I'm not sure if that is even an option. There was a single serve keurig. We did have a partial view of some of the hotels on the strip. They have complimentary coffee and tea starting at 7am. Complimentary alcoholic drinks, with a drink card, from 5 to 6 pm. The gym has small bottles of water and apples that are available. You will need your card to go anywhere besides the lobby or the casino floor of the ceasars. Would I stay there again? Yes.

We booked our hotels stay 6 month in advance. We were looking forward to our stay from 6 months and were super excited. We got emails about our upcoming Nobu stay for months leading up to our stay. We check our hotel reservation a few days before online to confirm we had a non smoking double queen bed room and we did. Once we arrived and went to the Nobu hotel check in we were told we did not have a Nobu room and to go back down stairs to Caesars check in. Then were told our reservation was changed and we will have the same size room for the same cost at Caesars. If I wanted to stay at Caesars I would have booked the same room for less 6 months ago, I booked and paid for Nobu. Not sure why they thought it would be Ok to charge me for a Nobu room but give me a Caesars room. I was so disappointed I have been looking forward to our stay for 6 months. We pick this place even though it cost more then a nominal Caesars Palace and now we got to pay the Nobu cost for the Caesars room, so very disappointed. We were in town for the convention, I really just wanted to say forget it and drive 5hr. back home but we had to stay. The check in desk said our reservation was changed from Nobu to Caesars :-( At check out our total was more then we booked online at Nobu or were told at check in but we just gave up paid and left. Other smaller issues: We had to pay $40 for valet parking since when they gave us player cards did not work and no one was around to help us get our car we valet. We were supped to get free paring with our veteran’s player card. On the plus side: The Buffet at Caesars was amazing or maybe I was just eating my feeling of disappointment. For us to travel it takes a lot of planning. We own our own business, have kids and pets and a lot or arrangements have to be made so we don't take trips that often and that is why this was so disappointing. We were there for the convection and a mini vacation.

I spent 3 nights here in February in a luxury king room. Having stayed in other luxury properties in the strip NOBU ranks near the top of my list. Check in was easy (72 floor lobby) and desk staff responded pleasantly and efficiently to the minor problems I had (mini bar charges and internet charges accidentally put on my folio). The “happy hour” is a nice touch from 5-6 as well as beverages available all day and coffee in the morning. My room was perfect. In good repair and seemed new. Very clean. The bed and pillows were comfortable and I slept well. There is a Keurig machine but the pods are $20 off the mini bar. I picked up a box from Walgreens. The fitness room is small but adequate. I was always the only one in there. Its central location inside Caesars makes getting around easy. The price is lower in comparison to other luxury properties on the strip which makes this place a great value. Its my new favorite.