Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace, Las Vegas – Hotel Review

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A guest room at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace in Las Vegas

A guest room at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace in Las Vegas

What do you get when world-renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa and two-time Academy Award-winner Robert De Niro get together? A modern luxury hotel, of course. April 2013 marked the beginning of Matsuhisa’s hotel venture, when his first lodging opened as a hotel within a hotel at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. But the duo’s collaboration didn’t start there, as De Niro previously co-funded and provided creative direction for Nobu restaurants worldwide. He’s also responsible for luring the Japan-born Los Angeles chef to New York. Hand chosen by both Matsuhisa and De Niro, New York-based designer David Rockwell created the atmosphere for the hotel. Blending Japanese and Asian traditions with Western accents, Nobu Hotel has a Zen-like vibe throughout and offers a haven of calm within the bustling Caesars Palace. The wing houses an intimate 181 rooms and suites, all utilizing feng shui and minimalist design with a palette of soothing earth tones and small splashes of color. Rooms feature Italian sheets on low beds, Japanese artwork, exotic scented sleep oils, a signature green tea welcome gift and Natura Bissé bath amenities with a blended rosemary and white tea scent created exclusively for Nobu Hotel. The in-room mini bar is stocked with Japanese beer, chocolate-dipped pretzels, Nobu’s signature brands of chilled sake, Wild Poppy blood orange chili juice and more.  
The luxurious Nobu Villa at the top of Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace

The luxurious Nobu Villa at the top of Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace

  The cherry on top is the Nobu Villa, which is 10,300 square feet of luxury at the top of the hotel. With a 4,700 square-foot terrace overlooking the Las Vegas Strip, a zen garden and five distinct dining experiences, including a sushi bar and an outdoor robatayaki grill, this villa is truly the crème de la crème. The multi-functional space can also be use for small or larger receptions. Guests have access to Caesars’ Qua Baths & Spa, with 51 treatment rooms, signature Roman rituals, an Arctic Ice Room, a Laconium Room and a tea sommelier. Qua Baths & Spa also offers signature Nobu spa treatments that include the Nagomi Ritual, the Nobu Facial Collection, body wraps and Nobu Body Rituals such as the Diamond Magnetic Body Ritual and full-body scrubs. There are also eight unique swimming pools from which to choose, three levels for lounging, 44 cabanas and swim-up blackjack. In Vegas, entertainment is seemingly endless, but you don’t even have to leave the Caesars property to enjoy megastars such as Celine Dion, Rod Stewart, Elton John and Shania Twain. A key card also gets you complimentary access to PURE Nightclub, complimentary valet service, the Nobu concierge, 24-hour in-room dining provided by Nobu Restaurant and priority reservations to Nobu Restaurant, conveniently located in the hotel reception area.             Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace 3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S. Las Vegas, NV 89109 702-731-7110 877-427-7243 To book your trip with Lady Luck, visit Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace’s official website   Related Content: Nobu Restaurant Caesars Palace review on GAYOT.com PURE Nightclub review on GAYOT.com Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace travel news on GAYOT.com Las Vegas 72-hour vacation guide on GAYOT.com The Best of GAYOT’s Las Vegas Caesars Palace hotel review on GAYOT.com You can click on each photo to enlarge.