Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace

Name: Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace
Address: 3570 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $107+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Nobu Hotel is a serene, Japanese-inspired boutique hotel tucked within Caesars Palace, blending zen-styled rooms with the signature Nobu restaurant and in-room Nobu dining. A calm, design-led enclave with full access to all of Caesars Palace.

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Is Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Nobu Hotel is a boutique sanctuary hidden inside the sprawling Caesars Palace — a five-star enclave of just 181 rooms that blend traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern luxury. The calm, minimalist design and the signature Nobu touch (including in-room Nobu dining) set it apart from the resort around it.

The best of both worlds: you get a quiet, design-led hideaway with attentive service, plus full access to everything Caesars Palace offers — its casino, pools, restaurants and the Colosseum, all just steps away.

Know before you book: the resort fee is about $55 plus tax (≈$62 per night), and self-parking in the Caesars Palace garage runs $20 per day for guests, with in-and-out privileges at most Caesars garages. The location is as central as the Strip gets — the Bellagio fountains are a third of a mile away and the Forum Shops connect directly — but expect long indoor walks through the casino between the garage and the Nobu tower. There is no airport shuttle: a taxi or rideshare from Harry Reid International takes about 15 minutes, the Flamingo/Caesars Palace monorail station is across the Strip via pedestrian bridges, and the Deuce bus runs 24/7 along Las Vegas Boulevard.

Insider tipAll the standard rooms share the same 350-square-foot footprint and kintsugi decor, so the real variable is the view: 'Luxury,' 'Strip View' and 'Partial Strip View' rooms sit on the upper floors looking over the Strip, so book one of those by name — a plain 'Deluxe' isn't guaranteed a view. Two-queen versions sleep four, kings sleep two.

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Restaurants at Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace

Nobu Japanese · $$$$

Rooms

NOBU Deluxe King

This renovated 350-square-foot room has one king bed and decor inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold. It is furnished with a custom sofa, a quartzite coffee table, a statement desk or dining table and a 55-inch TV. Guests receive Nobu's hot-tea welcome amenity on arrival, nightly turndown service with scented sleep oils and priority reservations at Nobu Restaurant; Nobu spa treatments can be booked in-room or at Qua Baths & Spa in Caesars Palace. Non-smoking. The bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower with multiple showerheads, a teak bench and Natura Bissé toiletries.

NOBU Deluxe 2 Queens

The two-queen version of the 350-square-foot Deluxe room, sleeping up to four. It has the same kintsugi-inspired decor and furnishings — custom sofa, quartzite coffee table, statement desk or dining table and 55-inch TV — plus the standard Nobu guest perks: hot-tea welcome, turndown service and priority Nobu Restaurant reservations. Non-smoking. The bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower with multiple showerheads, a teak bench and Natura Bissé toiletries.

NOBU Luxury King

Set on the hotel's upper floors with views over the Las Vegas Strip, this 350-square-foot king room shares the Deluxe rooms' kintsugi-inspired decor, furnishings and 55-inch TV, along with the standard Nobu perks (hot-tea welcome, turndown service, priority Nobu Restaurant reservations). Non-smoking. The bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower with multiple showerheads, a teak bench and Natura Bissé toiletries.

NOBU Deluxe King, Non-Smoking, Mobility Tub

An accessible version of the 350-square-foot Deluxe King with the same kintsugi-inspired decor, furnishings, 55-inch TV and Nobu guest perks. The difference is the bathroom, which is fitted with a mobility tub alongside the teak bench and Natura Bissé toiletries. Non-smoking.

NOBU Strip View Room King Non-Smoking

On the upper floors, this king room looks straight out over the Las Vegas Strip. The kintsugi-inspired decor pairs a custom sofa with a gold-based quartzite coffee table and a statement desk or dining table. Guests receive dedicated concierge service and priority seating at Nobu Restaurant. Non-smoking.

NOBU Luxury Room 2 Queens Non-Smoking

The two-queen Luxury room sits on the upper floors with Strip views. Its 350 square feet carry the same kintsugi-inspired decor, furnishings and 55-inch TV as the king version, plus the standard Nobu perks (hot-tea welcome, turndown service, priority Nobu Restaurant reservations). Sleeps up to four; non-smoking. The bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower with multiple showerheads, a teak bench and Natura Bissé toiletries.

NOBU Strip View Room 2 Queens Non-Smoking

This 350-square-foot room pairs two queen beds with direct Strip views. It keeps the kintsugi-inspired decor, custom sofa, quartzite coffee table, statement desk or dining table and 55-inch TV, plus the standard Nobu perks. Non-smoking. The bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower with multiple showerheads, a teak bench and Natura Bissé toiletries.

NOBU Partial Strip View Room 2 Queen Non-Smoking

An upper-floor room with a partial view of the Strip. The kintsugi-inspired decor frames two queen beds, a 55-inch TV and a dining table. Guests receive dedicated concierge service and priority seating at Nobu Restaurant. Non-smoking.

NOBU Partial Strip View Room King Non-Smoking

An upper-floor king room with a partial Strip view. The kintsugi-inspired decor includes a custom sofa, a gold-based quartzite coffee table and a statement desk or dining table. Guests receive dedicated concierge service and priority seating at Nobu Restaurant. Non-smoking.

The Hakone Suite

The Hakone Suite covers 1,000 square feet and draws its look from Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. The renovated suite has a king bedroom (with the option to connect one additional room) plus separate dining and living spaces. Suite guests receive VIP hotel service and priority seating at Nobu Restaurant. The bathroom has an oversized walk-in shower, a separate tub, double sinks, Natura Bissé toiletries and robes.

Location

3570 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the resort fee at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace?

About $55 plus tax per night — roughly $62 all-in. It covers in-room Wi-Fi for two devices, fitness center access and local phone calls. Caesars Rewards Diamond and Seven Stars members have the fee waived.

Where do Nobu Hotel guests park, and is it a walk?

There's no dedicated Nobu garage — guests self-park in the main Caesars Palace garage for $20 a day (charged to the room), then walk indoors through the casino to reach the Nobu tower, which is a genuinely long haul with luggage. In-and-out privileges cover most other Caesars self-parking garages, except Planet Hollywood.

How do you get around from Nobu Hotel without a car?

The Flamingo/Caesars Palace monorail station is across the Strip via pedestrian bridges, and the Deuce bus runs 24/7 along Las Vegas Boulevard. There's no airport shuttle, but a taxi or rideshare from Harry Reid International is about a 15-minute drive. For shopping and sights you can stay indoors — the Forum Shops connect directly to the property.

Does Nobu Hotel have its own pool or casino?

No — the tower stays quiet by design. Guests get full access to Caesars Palace instead: the Roman-style Garden of the Gods pool complex, the casino floor, Qua Baths & Spa and the Colosseum are all a short indoor walk away.

What do Nobu Hotel guests get that regular Caesars Palace guests don't?

A dedicated Nobu check-in with a private elevator near the Colosseum, so you skip the notoriously long main Caesars front-desk line, plus a hot-tea welcome amenity, nightly turndown service with scented sleep oils, priority reservations at the flagship Nobu Restaurant and a 24-hour Nobu in-room dining menu. Nobu spa treatments can be booked in-room or at Qua Baths & Spa.

Rating

3.8

Number of rooms181

CasinoNo, but Caesars Palace is just steps away.

Race & Sports BookNo, but there is a race and sports book at Caesars Palace.

RestaurantsNobu Restaurant and Lounge - Japanese, the world's largest Nobu, right off the hotel lobby. Steps away inside Caesars Palace are dozens more options, including Bacchanal Buffet, Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen and Peter Luger Steak House.

EntertainmentNobu shares an entertainment venue with Caesars Palace at The Colosseum, which hosts rotating big-name residencies; the 2026 lineup includes Rod Stewart, Kelly Clarkson and Josh Groban. The circus-cabaret hit Absinthe plays in the Spiegeltent in front of the hotel.

NightlifeYes. Nobu Lounge inside the hotel's restaurant, plus Caesars Palace venues including Omnia Nightclub, Vista Cocktail Lounge, Apostrophe Bar, the 24-hour Lobby Bar and Caspian's Rock & Roe, a caviar bar and live-music speakeasy in the former Cleopatra's Barge space.

AttractionsNo, but there's the free Fall of Atlantis show and aquarium inside The Forum Shops at Caesars.

PoolNo, but guests have access to Caesars Palace's Roman-style pools in the Garden of the Gods complex.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes, Nobu has a dedicated Fitness Center.

SpaNobu does not include its own spa, but guests can enjoy Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace.

ShopsNo, but more restaurants and shops can be found in The Forum Shops at Caesars. There are also upscale shops in the Appian Way, a hallway that runs next to Nobu Hotel.

Wedding servicesYes, there are signature Nobu packages along with chapels at Caesars Palace that offer a number of wedding ceremony options.

Business centerYes, there is a business lounge and Nobu shares a business center located in Caesars Palace.

Convention roomsYes, a single conference room is available within Nobu Hotel, but the property also shares a large meeting area at Caesars Palace.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceYes. Guests enjoy 24-hour access to Nobu's special in-room dining menu.

Pets allowedNo.

In-room Internet accessIn-room Wi-Fi for two devices is included in the resort fee.

Hotel amenitiesPriority seating at Nobu Restaurant, laundry and luggage service, daily housekeeping, wake-up calls and nightly turndown service.

Parking garageYes. Registered guests pay a $20 daily self-parking rate, charged to the room, with in-and-out privileges at Caesars self-parking garages in Las Vegas (excluding Planet Hollywood). Visitors pay $20 Monday-Wednesday and $25 Thursday-Sunday for self-parking; valet is $40. Nevada residents self-park free for the first 3 hours, and Caesars Rewards Platinum, Diamond and Seven Stars members park free. Event rates may apply.

Shuttle service to the airportNo. Paid commercial shuttles, rideshares and taxis run from Harry Reid International Airport, about a 15-minute drive away.

Shuttle service to the stripNo.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time4 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.

PoliciesThe maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four. The maximum occupancy varies for suites.

Incidental chargesA valid credit card is required for incidentals deposit, to be authorized at check-in. Deposit amount will vary based on length of stay and will be released if no charges are made to the room (timing of release varies). Suites may require additional deposits. Cash deposits will not be accepted.

Prices From$107

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