Nobu Hotel Las Vegas

The ultra-luxurious Nobu Villa at Caesars Palace is one of a kind. Guests arrive at a dedicated sky lobby that’s austere in comparison to the rest of the suite. A central hallway is lined with lamps reminiscent of Japanese paper lamps and cedar wood carvings. The villa’s common areas include an entertainment/play room, family dining room, formal dining room, living room and terrace.

Nobu Hotel Las Vegas Highlights

Nobu Hotel Accommodations

Nobu has a distinctly different feel than most Las Vegas hotels and features Japanese-inspired décor mixed with sleek, modern touches.

Nobu Deluxe – 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.

Nobu Luxury – 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.

The Hakone Suite – Nestled in the pristine Nobu hotel, the Hakone Suite offers 1,000 square feet of exotic elegance. Drawing inspiration from Fuji-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.

The Sake Suite – Named after Japanese sake drums, the Sake suite plays 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 suite includes a separate media room and a bar area, perfect for a vivacious, lounge-feel evening. Billiard table may be available upon request.

Nobu at Nobu Hotel

The 11,200 square foot Nobu restaurant and lounge is located in the heart of the Nobu Hotel and offers several teppanyaki tables, sushi bar and private dining area, along with a large lounge and bar boasting 327 seats. Experience the legendary cuisine of Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and savor the atmosphere in the exclusive Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace.

The world’s first Nobu Hotel

Immerse yourself in luxury that emerges at every turn, every texture, and every amenity. Situated inside a separate tower at Caesars Palace, guests will feel miles away from Vegas with the zen plum and gold accent furnishings and clever artwork. The world’s first-ever Nobu Hotel satisfies guests with the finest, most exquisite taste. Immerse yourself in luxury showcased at every turn, every texture and every amenity. Unwind in a sleek Japanese-inspired room or dine at Nobu Matsuhisa’s upscale restaurant. Play the luxe life in Vegas at Nobu Hotel, offering Nobu cocktail socials, the finest restaurants and the biggest names in entertainment at Caesars Palace.

The Forum Shops

The Forum Shops are a must-see, all-encompassing experience at Caesars Palace. Las Vegas’ definitive luxury shopping destination, The Forum Shops include approximately 160 specialty stores and fine restaurants. Its lauded designer stores such as Louis Vuitton, Versace, Giorgio Armani, Valentino and Gucci represent some of the biggest names in fashion.

Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis

Swim, sunbathe or rent a cabana in luxury at the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis. Featuring seven different pool experiences, Garden of the Gods allows you to choose your own experience with exclusive pools, decadent cabanas and lavish sunbathing spots. Entry into the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis is complimentary for Caesars Palace and Nobu Hotel guests. Mere mortals must bow before the gods of the sun or the water to enter for a fee.