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Caesars Palace and Nobu Hospitality have developed the world’s first Nobu Hotel, a boutique hotel with the larger destination resort. The innovative concept will feature the largest Nobu restaurant and lounge and the first on the Strip.
In Nobu’s first hotel project, leading the way as the first celebrity-chef branded hotel venture, David Rockwell and his firm the Rockwell Group are leading the overall interior design for the hotel, including all rooms, suites and common areas, as well as the adjoining restaurant and lounge. Incorporating his passion and decades-long history with the Nobu brand, Rockwell has created stylish interiors showcasing natural materials fused with Nobu’s signature Japanese elegance, designed to convey an extension of the fun and energetic Nobu lifestyle.
Raw, natural materials in neutral tones are juxtaposed with hints of terracotta orange, purple and aqua, and unexpected bold graphics representing traditional and contemporary Japanese forms.
Complementing the design’s organic and Japanese elements, furniture reflects the influence of George Nakashima and natural forms.
Lantern-like standing lamps and glass chandeliers provide luminous accents.
Japanese inspired decorative pillows in vibrant colors adorn couches.
Life-edge wood coffee tables and grass cloth wall coverings reinforce a textured, natural aesthetic.
A beige and brown toned patterned carpet resembles sand and gestural paintings.
All rooms have Japanese artwork incorporating traditional prints and expressionist graffiti-like forms selected by Chef Nobu.
Bathrooms feature teak fittings complemented by stone tile.
INTRODUCTION TO NOBU
It began with one man, a chef named Nobu Matsuhisa. Inspired by his love of food and flair, Chef Nobu explored the far reaches of the globe mastering culinary traditions from locations as varied as Japan and Peru, before settling in Beverly Hills, California. Here, he drew upon his classical training at sushi bars and his travel abroad to create a whole new trend in Japanese cuisine. His fusion of classic Asian fare with modern flavors made him an instant hit, attracting the attention of Los Angeles celebrities, including actor Robert De Niro.
It was with De Niro and others that Chef Nobu set out to create a completely different kind of restaurant—one that the world had never seen. Naturally, this restaurant would serve Nobu Matsuhisa’s famous dishes—but it would also feature a refined aesthetic and energetic atmosphere that would make it the playground for the world’s most illustrious VIPs.
Quite fittingly, they called this restaurant Nobu.
Today, Nobu isn’t just a collection of world-renowned restaurants, it’s a global lifestyle brand that embodies a powerful combination of upscale cuisine and laid-back luxury. There are some 25 Nobu restaurants in 15 countries, spanning across five continents and receiving over three million visits per year.
And now the world’s first Nobu Hotel has arrived at Caesars Palace, bringing together two iconic brands like never before. With a setting of stylish indulgence infused with traditional Japanese and modern styles, this boutique hotel redefines hospitality with the same artful elegance that Chef Nobu brings to his restaurants, attracting a whole new clientele to Caesars.
Las Vegas—and the whole world—will never be the same.
Nobu Hotel Amenities and Guest Privileges:
Complimentary access to 5,500-square-foot state-of-the-art fitness center at Qua Baths & Spa
Priority reservations and VIP access to Nobu Caesars Palace restaurant
Complimentary VIP access to Pure Nightclub at Caesars Palace
Private pool access
Exclusive in-room iPad registration
In-room iPad docking station
Access to the exclusive Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace app
Nobu’s signature hot tea welcome amenity served in-room upon arrival
Deluxe bath amenities by Natura Bisse
Turndown service with exclusive pillow and bath menus and Nobu-scented sleep oils
Complimentary valet and covered parking
24-hour access to Nobu’s first-ever in-room dining menu
Resort Fee: Nobu Hotel will charge $45.95 USD per night plus taxes, (per room/per day)
- High-speed wifi for two devices (per room/per day)
- Fitness center passes for two per day (for those properties with a fitness center)
- All local calls
Hotel Deposit:
- $100.00 USD (per night/per stay) collected upon arrival
Parking Policy:
- Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace charges for valet parking starting at $13.00 for less than 4 hours and $18.00 for 4 - 24 hours daily.
- Self Parking: $18.00 (per night).
Nobu Hotel Las Vegas will no longer be taking cash deposits upon Check In. The guests will be able to settle in cash if they would like upon check out. Please advise that a credit card or debit card is the only form of payment that will be accepted at the time of check in for the security deposit.
