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Nobu Hotel Las Vegas

Las Vegas • Las Vegas Strip • SPLURGE

avg. $378 / night

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Free breakfast

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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At a glance

A Japanese-designed hotel enclave within Caesars Palace, featuring Nobu interiors and a dedicated restaurant.

Best for: Travelers seeking Japanese minimalism on the Strip

Highlights:

  • 181-room Rockwell Group enclave within Caesars Palace
  • Rooms feature walnut cabinetry and kintsugi-pattern carpets
  • Nobu restaurant with white lantern canopy and curved banquettes
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PB hotel design editorial

Sitting inside one of Las Vegas's most theatrically Roman addresses, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace makes an unlikely but quietly convincing argument for Japanese restraint within a property that elsewhere traffics in marble emperors and gilded colonnades. Opened in 2013 within the original Centurion Tower of Caesars Palace — itself a Strip landmark dating to 1966, designed by Melvin Grossman with Jay Sarno's characteristically maximal Roman fantasy — the hotel converted 181 rooms across multiple floors into a dedicated enclave, with interiors guided by the Rockwell Group in close collaboration with Nobu Matsuhisa and his partners. The rooms move decisively away from their surroundings: warm-toned bamboo and walnut cabinetry runs in horizontal bands against dark ribbed paneling, custom carpets carry abstracted kintsugi-like gold-vein patterns across stone-grey grounds, and headboard walls arrive either in brushed plaster with painted ink-branch motifs or gilded panels bearing delicate cherry blossom imagery. The restaurant below deploys a canopy of billowing white lantern pendants above curved upholstered banquettes and patterned fabric booths, the bar wall clad in dense, fractured stone that anchors the warmth above it. Outside, Caesars' baroque cartouche-shaped pool — edged in mosaic medallions, flanked by cypress and white-canopied cabanas furnished in cobalt blue — maintains the parent property's imperial register, a deliberate counterpoint to the Japanese quietude one floor up.

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About

A Caesars Rewards Destination. The world's first ever Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace is a luxury infused, celebrity-driven exhibition. Immerse yourself in luxury that emerges at every turn, every texture, and every amenity. Welcome to Nobu.

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Nobu Hotel Las Vegas Reviews

2,865 reviews

"Stayed at Nobu for the 2nd time at Caesars and it was good but not great. We only got our room cleaned on day out of 4 and we requested daily housekeeping. The room never got cold enough for us...set the thermostat to 65 degrees and got hot every night while sleeping. Location within the casino is the best thing about this Nobu tower."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 28, 2026

"I travel to Vegas 2 to 3 times a month and Nobu Las Vegas is my home away from home. The Team a NOBU is top tier as always! Every time I arrive Jade has my room ready with 0 wait time so I can get checked in and relax! With a team member like Jade I will always come back because of the attention to detail!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 27, 2026

"I booked with Amex and upon check in was not informed of any benefits. After a few days of my stay I was informed by a friend of mine that my breakfast should have been covered and I should have gotten a $150.00 credit for food or other services at the property. I called Amex and they contacted the property and said the manager at the Nobu Hotel would rectify the situation and to please head to the front desk. Upon my arrival I was told the only thing they would do was waive my resort fee, the previous night I was at Nobu for dinner and the $150.00 credit would have been good to know. I asked the front to use it and they refused. When I asked to speak with the management I was met by a very rude woman who did not care to remedy anything, in fact she blamed Amex. Instead of taking any responsibility for having a staff that’s not trained appropriately she blamed Amex. Completely disregarding the fact that they did not inform me of anything upon check in. Amex was notified by me that she was accusing them, again this was incredibly unprofessional in every way."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 26, 2026

"We absolutely loved this hotel. It’s part of Caesar’s Palace, but quiet and away from the hustle and bustle of the casino. Our stay was made even better because of Anthony and Kim in guest services. They both went above and beyond for us. Anthony is one of the best customer service agents I have worked with in 30 years of traveling. We will only stay at this hotel from now on. It’s clean, quiet and has a great vibe."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 17, 2026

"My husband and I just returned from a weekend stay at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, and it exceeded every expectation. This boutique-style property perfectly blends serene Japanese elegance with the vibrant energy of the Strip, creating a true private sanctuary in the heart of Las Vegas. **Check-in and Service** From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. We were warmly welcomed at the exclusive Nobu check-in lounge on the 72nd floor, completely bypassing the busy Caesars main lobby. A standout was the wonderful customer service team member, Alanah, who personally assisted us with reservations — he seamlessly booked our breakfast each morning and secured a prime dinner reservation at Nobu Restaurant. His attentiveness and genuine care made our stay feel truly personalized and effortless. As Amex Platinum card members, we also appreciated the outstanding benefits: the $300 travel credit, $150 credit toward dinner or the spa, and $30 credit per person per day for breakfast. These perks added incredible value and made the experience even more indulgent. **The Room** Our room featured stunning modern Japanese-inspired design with clean lines, warm wood accents, and luxurious comfort. The bed, plush robes, and high-end finishes was perfect. The room was impeccably clean, quiet, and offered fantastic Strip views. **Amenities & Atmosphere** Nobu Hotel provided a peaceful oasis with a private fitness center and beautiful pool area with cabanas. The hotel’s intimate boutique feels combined with easy access to everything Caesars Palace has to offer made it the ideal romantic and relaxing weekend getaway. This stay was romantic, rejuvenating, and unforgettable. Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace masterfully delivers elevated luxury on the Strip. We can’t wait to return and highly recommend it to anyone seeking a refined Vegas experience. Thank you to the entire team — especially the customer service staff who made our reservations so smooth — for creating such a memorable weekend!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 15, 2026

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