Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace

Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace is the world's first Nobu Hotel, opened in 2013 within a dedicated tower of Caesars Palace at 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S on the central Strip. The property was designed by architect David Rockwell with Japanese minimalism as its defining aesthetic — shoji screens, natural wood paneling, pale stone surfaces, and custom Nobu bath products featuring proprietary fragrance blends set each room apart from the surrounding Caesars Palace complex. The 181 rooms and suites occupy a private tower accessed through the Nobu Hotel's own lobby and check-in area, which is separate from the main Caesars Palace hotel reception. Room categories span the 490-square-foot Nobu Room through the Nobu Suite, the Nobu Experience Suite featuring a soaking tub integrated into the main room, and the Sky Villa at the top of the tower with a private terrace. All rooms include yukata robes, sake minibar options, and natural linen bedding as standard. The flagship Nobu restaurant — the original Las Vegas location of Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese-Peruvian fusion concept — is the primary dining destination and one of the most recognized restaurants in Nevada. Hotel guests receive preferred booking access. The Nobu Hotel tower is integrated within Caesars Palace, and guests automatically have access to the full Caesars Palace resort: the Garden of the Gods seven-pool complex, the Qua Baths & Spa with its Roman-inspired pools and 51 treatment rooms, the Forum Shops mall, the Colosseum entertainment theater, and the main casino floor. The combination of a boutique Japanese-designed tower within one of the Strip's largest resorts appeals to travelers who want a distinctive and quiet hotel experience without sacrificing resort facilities.