Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace

5* out of 5 stars

Enter into a world of finesse, elegance and luxury. Secluded from the bright lights of Sin City, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace offers an opulent Las Vegas experience with its award-winning hospitality services and drive to treat each guest like a VIP. From the moment you walk through the door, you will be met with the remarkable interior; Japanese-inspired décor, with its signature Zen plum and gold accent furnishing, impressive collection of art work and sleek modern touches. With its reputation of the ultimate luxury destination, anybody who’s anybody can be found hanging out at the hotel. You may very well spot a celebrity or two while on your Las Vegas holiday. Nobu Hotel can be found at Caesars Palace, as its own separate tower.

Nightlife and Entertainment at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace

As a guest staying at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace you will be able to enjoy Las Vegas’s premiere entertainment and nightlife. The 4,300-seat Colosseum has been home to acts such as Jerry Seinfeld, Elton John, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Rod Stewart, and Reba, Brooks and Dunn. Absinthe, the fantastical wild and outlandish carnival brings a unique form of entertainment. Set on a circular stage, in an intimate setting you will be wowed by some of the spectacular performances this show has to offer. For a night out, be sure to visit the multi-level nightclub, OMNIA. With its high energy main room, and breathtaking rooftop garden, it’s no wonder it’s a favourite amongst Las Vegas club-goers. Caesar Palace’s VISTA Cocktail Lounge, Lobby Bar and Spanish Steps also offer an unforgettable party experience.

Dine at the world’s largest Nobu Restaurant, located right at the heart of the hotel. Created by celebrity chef, Chef Nobu, the world-famous restaurant serves authentic Japanese cuisine with a luxury twist. When staying at the hotel, you’ll be able to try some of Nobu’s signature dishes including rock shrimp tempura, miso black bod and yellowtail sashimi with thin sliced jalapeno peppers. For a quieter setting, visit the Nobu Lounge and try the specialty late night lounge menu.

Know Before You Go

It is standard practice for resorts/hotels within the USA to charge a mandatory resort fee which is payable locally. This fee can be anywhere between $5 to $50 per room per night and is not included in the cost of your Kenwood Travel holiday. Expect to pay a resort fee of approximately $50 + tax, per room per night (subject to change).

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Accommodation

Nobu Deluxe Two Queens

Named Best Boutique Hotel by Vegas Seven, Nobu Hotel inside Caesars Palace emanates style and sophistication. Featuring contemporary and traditional Japanese art, and sleek décor with splashes of gold and purple, the spacious and luxurious Las Vegas hotel does not disappoint. This room has two queen size beds. Exclusive room amenities include exotic-scented sleep oils and tea. Guests also have personalized concierge assistance and priority access to Nobu Restaurant. Nobu redefines both elegance and service.

The Sake Suite

Named after Japanese sake drums, the Sake suite plays to its own energetic beat: Nestled within the elegant Nobu hotel inside Caesars Palace, the chic Las Vegas suite ranges from 1,300 to 1,950 square feet. Adorned in neutral tones, plum splashes and dark wood, the sophisticated, Sake suite includes a separate media room, billiard table and a bar area – all perfect for a vivacious, lounge-feel evening. Exclusive amenities include private pool entry, priority seating to Nobu restaurant and VIP hotel service. Complimentary round-trip airport limo service is included in your reservation.

Nobu Luxury King

Nobu Hotel inside Caesars Palace emanates style and sophistication. Located on the Nobu hotel's upper floors and featuring contemporary and traditional Japanese artwork, and sleek décor with splashes of gold and purple, the spacious and luxurious Las Vegas hotel does not disappoint. Exclusive room amenities include exotic-scented sleep oils and tea. Guests also have personalized concierge assistance and priority access to Nobu Restaurant. Nobu redefines both elegance and service.

Nobu Deluxe King

Named Best Boutique Hotel by Vegas Seven, Nobu Hotel inside Caesars Palace emanates style and sophistication. Featuring contemporary and traditional Japanese artwork, and sleek décor with splashes of gold and purple, the spacious and luxurious Las Vegas hotel does not disappoint. This room has one king bed. Exclusive room amenities include exotic-scented sleep oils and tea. Guests also have personalized concierge assistance and priority access to Nobu Restaurant. Nobu redefines both elegance and service.

The Hakone Suite

Nobu hotel’s Hakone Suite offers 1,000 square feet of exotic elegance. Drawing inspiration from Fuki-Hakone National Park, this luxe Las Vegas suite transports the beauty of Japan to the heart of the Strip. Adorned with sleek furnishings and bold berry and gold accents, the suite includes a separate dining and living spaces, even a second room option. Guests may lavish in exclusive Nobu amenities like scented sleep oils, VIP hotel service and priority seating to Nobu restaurant.

Nobu Luxury Two Queens

Nobu Hotel inside Caesars Palace emanates style and sophistication. Located on the Nobu hotel's upper floors and featuring contemporary and traditional Japanese artwork, and sleek decor with splashes of gold and purple, the spacious and luxurious Las Vegas hotel does not disappoint. Exclusive room amenities include exotic-scented sleep oils and tea.

Facilities

  • Air Conditioning
  • Bars
  • Bride Stays Free
  • Concierge
  • Gym
  • Hairdresser
  • Hotel Club Lounge
  • Nightclub/Disco
  • Parking
  • Restaurants
  • Spa
  • Swimming Pool
  • Wi-Fi

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Food & Drink

Nobu

Upscale Japanese cuisine. Perhaps the most famous restaurant chain on the planet, Nobu requires little in the way of introduction. The world's largest Nobu restaurant and lounge, at 12,775 square feet, is located in the heart of the Nobu Hotel. The ideal destination to be seen, socialise, and enjoy the unique cuisine of celebrated Chef Nobu. The first-ever Nobu hotel restaurant and lounge offers a stylish new experience of luxury and hospitality, appealing to returning Caesars Palace guests and new visitors alike. Discover several teppanyaki tables, a sushi bar and private dining area along with a generous lounge and bar boasting 327 seats.