Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace

Lousy view from room and the pools were closed for the season which was disappointing (not even a hot tub we could have enjoyed??) but overall great location and the room was really nice. Super comfy beds. I also loved being in a smaller hotel within a hotel. Less crowds during check in for sure and no elevator waits. Felt more boutique-like.

Got to the hotel, checked in, this was my third time staying at Nobu Hotel, opened my room door, room was not made up and filthy. Had to wait around for 2 hours while they finally called me and offered another room, then the housekeeper shows up. Reserved an King, got a queen. Disappointing. Nobu’s not a cheap hotel, I expect this from other hotels, not Nobu.

I'm a Vegas local and occasional go to the strip with my boyfriend for staycations. We decided on Nobu because of the great reviews. Upon check-in, Trevor was very accommodating and upgraded our room to the 81st floor with a strip view. Upon entering the room, there was a loud water circulating noise coming from the toilet. It was so loud that we could hear it with the bathroom door closed. Strike one. When we looked out the window, we saw that we had a straight view of Donny and Marie's faces on the Flamingo hotel. If you've ever seen the Flamingo, you would know that it is not a very tall building. Not only were we not on the 81st floor, I doubt we were even on the 21st floor. I've heard of hotels exaggerating the number of floors but to fabricate 60+ floors is just plain deceitful. If you looked out the windows of the hotel, you will see bamboo carefully placed to obscure how close you are from the actual ground. Strike 2. We went out for a show and dinner and did not come back to the hotel until 4am. We stepped into the shower and noticed that not only was there not hot water, the water did not properly drain. To pay $$$$ for a hotel and not even have hot water to shower was just plain unbelievable. Strike 3. At that time, we were too tired to complain as we were already settled in and did not want to deal with changing rooms or getting the shower fixed at 4am. The next morning before check-out, I messaged my concerns to the concierge and was informed that a manager would

Overall nice place, biggest issue is that the hotel is a part of the Cesar’s property . Unfortunately Caesars is not equivalent to Nobu in class or service . This is a major problem . Would probably not stay there because of this

Pleasantly surprised, extremely peaceful in the hart of the strip.

Nobu never ceases to amaze me. The experience coupled with imaculate facilites make it one of the best hotels in Nevada.

Thanks for the staff at Nobu for making my trip an excellent experience, especially Zoey at the front desk! They ran out of rooms on a weekday night but she was able to upgrade me to a penthouse room free of charge! Thanks for the hospitality and great facilities Nobu!

I had stayed in 5 different Five Star hotels in Vegas and this ranks either #1 or #2. The only setback is the unstable WiFi. Staff is definitely the best in Vegas without a doubt.

This is a great boutique hotel to get you away from the hustle of Vegas. Yet it's located in the middle of Vegas so you can check in and out of Vegas when needed.

Nobu Hotel is now my favorite hotel in Las Vegas. It is an island of serenity inside the madness that is Vegas, the moment you walk through the doors, the frenzy of the casino is left behind. The elevators are the coolest, swipe your key, select the floor, get into the assigned elevator and it takes you directly to your floor. In my four days, I rode with one other person twice, other than those two times, the elevator was a solitary experience. Room was excellently appointed, good view, bed and pillows were awesome and the shower had enough spray power. The ONLY negative was when watching TV, after a short period of time the "last channel" button would switch back to the main hotel channel making it difficult to switch back and forth to avoid commercials. But that is a tiny issue. One other positive is the coffee on the second floor, it was excellent. I was there for a conference and the Nobu coffee was way better than the conference coffee. I would bring a cup to the conference breakfast and then at the first break, go back and get another.

Nice & Clean. Definitely will be back on next trip.

Great experience. Only issue is that is takes about 4 minutes to get hot water in showers.

This is a great small hotel in the middle of Caesars Palace! My wife likes to be in the middle of all of the action and close to shopping and restaurants while I care about peace and tranquility when I am in my room. This hotel is truly the best of both worlds! I strongly recommend this hotel for couples!

I enjoyed several days at the Nobu Hotel in Ceasars Palace Las Vegas Nevada. The room is beautiful and very tastefully appointed. The experience was marred by the inattentive staff at the front desk and technical problems with the rooms data, TV, and phone services. The services were down the entire time I was visiting and the suggested remedy was to use public wifi at one of the public cafes, watch tv at a restaurant, and use the phone at the front desk. When I checked in the staff acted as though put on to check me in. I think this would be one of the best hotels in Vegas if the staff were properly trained and the technical difficulties were fixed.

Great quiet small hotel inside the Huge Caesar Palace in the middle of The Las Vegas Strip! Will recommend for couples!

We actually had to reschedule this trip, but previous stays were great. Rooms a little small, but comfortable.

Nobu Hotel was a very modern, comfortable and nice looking hotel located inside the Caesar's Palace. Valet parking, help checking in and transporting your luggage to your room is included. Great customer service! Also great location! The tower is right where the main entrance to Caesar's Palace is located. Gorgeous pool and next to the Forum Shops, Planet Hollywood and main malls on the strip.

We normally stay at the Mandarin Oriental, but thought we would try Nobu as it was half the price. While it was clean and the staff was pleasant, we wouldn't put it in the category of an elite boutique. They market this as a separate boutique hotel within it's own tower of Caesars. While it does have its own checkin "lobby" (a corridor to the elevators), there's little separation between Nobu guests and the rest of the beltpack Vegas tourists, so it's hard to feel like this is the special experience they promise on their website. When we checked in, the gentleman at the desk took us to our room, only to discover that it was a room that had not yet been cleaned. We waited as he returned and put us in an available room. He very politely promised to send some complimentary amenities to the room for the trouble. These never arrived. They also advertise a signature tea upon checkin which didn't materialize. These small touches are far from necessary, but would have been nice to see.

Everything was fine except the view, interior condition is dated.