NOBU HOTEL AT CAESARS PALACE LAS VEGAS

The Nobu is located inside the Cesars Palace Casino. The chek-in is a whole in the wall and for us, a long, painful process. It took nearly 45 minutes to check in and the room we were given was not the one we booked. While the decor in the room is nice(Asian themed) and were relativly quiet, it was not worth the money. We asked for a room with a view of the strip. The "view" was obscured, most of the room mid to low level are like that. Not our favorite place.

Overall, our experience was beyond what I ever could have expected. My spouse and I needed to book a room early, as our flight itinerary changed last minute. Due to the change, we decided to book a room at a hotel where we had never stayed before in Las Vegas. After starting the booking process for Caesars Palace, I was offered the ability to upgrade our stay to the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. While I'm not one to upgrade normally, I was interested in what Nobu had to offer, so I booked a King Suite. Upon arrival, I was a little turned around while in the Casino, and didn't quite know where to go. After a bit of walking, which was not a problem after sitting for a few hours on an airline, we found the nook where Nobu was. The hotel check-in, which is located directly adjacent to the Nobu restaurant felt very personal and much more private than the normal Caesars check-in. The lady at the counter, Valerie, chatted with us during the check-in process, and let us know that we were being upgraded from our King Suite to the Sake Suite. While I was unaware of what that meant at the time, I was pleasantly surprised by this. The other lady at the counter, which I don't recall her name, was quick to let us know that we were in for a very special hotel stay. After checking in, we were shown how to access our room, which was to place the room key on a panel that would give us a personal elevator ride to our floor. The elevator and room key also gave us access to the Nobu fitness room and business center. Once we entered the room, we were blown away by how spacious it was. Once inside, you have a guest bathroom, with a vanity mirror. As you enter further, you have a view of the living area, and a billiards table. To the right of the entrance was a compact kitchen, with a small refrigerator, tea kettle, keurig, and mini bar. Slightly past the pool table was the living area, which featured a range of seating and a very large TV. Adjacent to the living area was a theater room, which if I'm being honest, had the most comfortable couch I have had the pleasure of sitting on in a long while. The bedroom and bathroom were both extremely spacious. The bedroom had one king bed, a large couch to relax on, and another equally large TV. The bed was very comfortable with very soft sheets and a hefty comforter.The bathroom located within the bedroom was luxurious. It featured his and hers sinks, hotel provided tooth brushes and tooth paste (an odd thing to be thrilled about, but I was never-the-less), a beautiful bathtub, automatic seat lifting toilet with a bidet, shower and steam room combo. Overall, we were ecstatic with the room, and even with everything we could ever want awaiting us out on the Vegas strip, we were more interested in staying in, relaxing, and playing billiards, than we were with exploring.

Best suite in Las Vegas so far . Team was very helpful and knows hospitality . Keep up the great work . Food was amazing and nice gym facility . Didn’t have time to check out the spa but looks amazing as well. See you in the future

Great boutique hotel in the Cesars Palace. I liked the location of the hotel within the hotel, easy access to the strip, casino, and restaurants. We only stayed for one night but definitely will be back. We got lucky and were able to check into our room early (around 10:30AM) and the ladies at the front desk were more than helpful! They answered all of my annoying tourist questions without hesitation! The room was comfortable, the shower was awesome, and i love hotels with a makeup area so that was a nice touch! My only complaint would be our room did not have a view and looked at the side of another building but could see part of the Paris tower so was ok.

Overall experience was average. Room was clean and quiet (walls are a little thin - so we could occasionally hear our neighbors). In room dining service was great - always timely and friendly. Also appreciated the direct text requests/messages to the concierge/front-desk - it made communication super easy and convenient. Our main concern was when waiting for elevators, overhearing the front-desk chatting about a customer they just checked-in. The two people working the desk proceeded to look up the guest' address to see where she lived and how much her home cost - they then debated the exclusivity of the neighborhood in LA. Their final determination was "she's definitely not rich".Besides being a complete privacy violation - it really shows that this hotel is NOT inclusive of people below a certain income level. I truly hope the management takes note of this - and reprimands the employee at the desk (unfortunately I did not catch her name - but can describe her if they want to reach out).If you do decide to stay here - my tip is to NOT include your address on any of your paperwork. Do not provide your email - and perhaps, even go under a pseudonym.