Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace

Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace invites you to enjoy a luxury hotel in downtown Las Vegas, with rooms and suites equipped with the best amenities to satisfy the desires of celebrities. The resort brings together two iconic brands in a unique experience. The artistic elegance of chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese culinary creations with modern touches serves as inspiration for the resort. At the center of this Las Vegas hotel is the world's largest restaurant and lounge run by the Japanese chef. Meanwhile, its 181 rooms and suites have a contemporary Japanese-style atmosphere with intelligent works of art and amenities such as sleeping oil. In addition, there is a wedding service with the Japanese tradition of sharing sake and complimentary cocktails once a week in the lounge on the 72nd floor.

Casino, a spa with exclusive treatments including Roman baths, a one-of-a-kind Arctic ice room and Asian-influenced rituals, as well as the various bars, nightclubs and shows, is part of everything you can enjoy at this hotel that is part of the Caesars Palace complex.

The complex is located in the middle of the Strip, across the street from the famous Bellagio fountains. 600 meters away is The Linq shopping area, where the High Roller panoramic Ferris wheel is located, and 9 kilometers away is Fremont Street, which constitutes the old part of the city. McCarran International Airport (LAS) is located just 6 kilometers away.

***There may be charges determined by the hotel that are mandatory and must be paid directly at the property upon check-in or check-out.

***The hotel applies an additional Resort Fee of $54.95 USD plus taxes per room, per night.

***Upon check-in, the hotel will directly charge a deposit of $100.00 USD per night.

***The use of face masks is mandatory at all times for all resort visitors.

***Before your trip, we recommend that you check the entry and stay requirements of the country you are visiting directly with the appropriate national authorities. We remind you that it is the traveler's responsibility to comply with the rules and regulations established in the destination country.