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The world's first ever Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace is a luxury infused, celebrity-driven exhibition. And its guests? We can't quite put our finger on it, but well, let's just say they have a certain je ne sais quoi, not to mention great taste. Immerse yourself in luxury that emerges at every turn, every texture, and every amenity. Nobu has a distinctly different feel than most Las Vegas hotels, and features Japanese-inspired décor mixed with sleek, modern touches.
Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace
3570 S Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, Nevada
89109
Nearest Airport: LAS
Staying at Nobu was my first experience staying at a hotel that was not in Brazil, and my overall opinion is that Nobu is cheap on things they shouldn't be. There's a 70-dollar fee to use the minibar to store your own stuff... I've never seen that before. They also limit the number of devices (two) that can connect to WIFI. The final thing, which I wasn't even that bothered about, is that in Brazil, 99% of hotels offer some kind of breakfast (which Nobu doesn't). The room was nice and clean, so props to that.
Raphael393 - Curitiba, PR
Angie at the front desk was amazing! She went out of her way to make our stay for my birthday really special! We had a great stay! We would recommend for any local for a staycation. Hotel was near many restaurants and close to the forum shops did not need to leave property
Mia R
We were in town for the Eagles at the Sphere. We almost always stay at Caesar properties but the last 2 visits have both been to Nobu. Super easy check in, no waiting whatsoever and the staff was next level attentive. Room size and view were both spot on, could not be better. I’ll be back again in March!
rulesnations - Tuscaloosa, Alabama
First, it is actually kind of difficult to even find the hotel. I wandered around Caesars for 15-20 minutes asking for help. Second, the Internet was down for part of the night despite the fact that you are paying $51 in resort fees. Third, dirty glasses. Fourth, a mini fridge that is fully stocked with no prices or room to use. In fact if you use the mini fridge for personal use there is a $75 charge. Wow. Fourth, bad lighting in the room. Basically one significant lamp in the corner casting a glow across the room. I couldn’t figure out how to turn it off so just unplugged it at night. Fifth, Keurig with NO coffee or tea pods. Sixth, attempted to call front desk to ask if that was just a mistake and gave up after 2 attempts and over 20 minutes on the phone waiting. I was never able to reach anyone. Seventh, poor quality products in the room. Most I bring myself but I do expect a decent quality of toilet paper. Think airport or county fair and that’s about what you’re getting. Eighth, perhaps my fault for not doing more research, but I really do not recommend this hotel for business travelers. None of the small things were present that make a stay more comfortable or easy and getting into the parking garage and finding the hotel were so inconvenient and just a total pain.
Dawn G - Reno, Nevada
Check in was pleasant and efficient. I didn’t have to wait long. I was given a room on the ninth floor. I didn’t really mind that it was an accessible room though I usually prefer a walk in shower to a tub. The room was clean and well appointed. You really should have a bottle opener in the room. Just a suggestion. Service was the best! The location is accessible to many restaurants and lots of casino action!
Sue F - Long Island, New York
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