Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace - Room Review
Intro
- Nobu is a separate luxury boutique hotel hidden inside Caesars Palace, with its own check-in area and rooms marketed as more luxurious than standard Caesars rooms
- Located right next to the Nobu restaurant (Japanese/sushi)
Check-In & Service
- Separate check-in desk from the main Caesars Palace front desk
- Complimentary coffee and tea each morning
- Nightly happy hour (5–6pm) with one complimentary drink
- Customer service called out as excellent — early check-in at no charge, called as soon as room was ready
- Received a room upgrade to the Nobu Sake Suite
Living Space
- Guest bathroom near entrance — modern Japanese-inspired design, bath products provided
- Note: large stain on the countertop that appeared unsuccessfully cleaned
- Kitchenette/bar area with coffee machine, purchasable snacks, intimacy kit
- Minibar stocked with drinks (lots of Pepsi), space for personal items, ice bucket, glasses, 2 complimentary water bottles
- Pool table in the main living area
- 65-inch TV, Japanese-style artwork throughout
- Separate media room with a second TV
- Overall impression: "feels more like an apartment than a hotel room"
Bedroom
- Similar style to Nobu's standard rooms
- Cherry blossom wallpaper
- Sitting area near windows
- 55-inch TV, ample outlets, small desk area, matching Japanese artwork
- Additional ice bucket, glasses, complimentary water
- Mini fridge under the TV for personal food/drinks
Bathroom
- Separated vanity area between bedroom and bathroom; nice robes provided
- Bright, modern, "zen" design
- Oversized vessel sinks
- Large bathtub with loofah provided
- Dental kit, shaving kit, extra towels, hairdryer under the sink
- Separate toilet room — auto-opening lid, bidet function
- Shower: elegant black tile, bench, handheld showerhead, steam shower function
- Closet: safe, 2 more robes, slippers, umbrella, yoga mat, clothes steamer, extra blanket
Cleanliness Check (Blacklight Test)
- Bed/sheets/mattress: clean, no stains found
- Living room: stains found on the couches
- Bathroom: marks found around one of the sinks
- Toilet: very clean, though wall behind it needed more attention
Drawbacks
- No view — most windows face another section of the building
- No dedicated Nobu pool (uses Caesars' Garden of the Gods pool complex — 7 pools, bars, cabanas)
- Nobu's own gym is small/limited (guests can also use the larger Caesars Palace fitness center)
Ratings Breakdown
| Category | Score |
|---|---|
| Location | 5/5 |
| Amenities & Food | 4.5/5 |
| Room Quality | 4.5/5 |
| Cleanliness | 4/5 |
| Value | 4.3/5 |
| Final Score | 4.5/5 |
Amenities & Food notes: Access to Caesars' full pool complex, large fitness center, spa, Forum Shops, casino, entertainment, Omnia nightclub/dayclub, Bacchanal Buffet, plus Nobu's own smaller gym and happy hour. Downside: nearly all food options are pricey.
Value notes: Reviewer's upgrade made the value feel high; notes standard Nobu rooms are often priced similarly to Caesars rooms, but Nobu looks more modern/luxurious for the same price.
Closing
- Would stay again, especially for the right price or another upgrade
- Given equal pricing, would choose Nobu over a standard Caesars room — "newer, more stylish, more luxurious"
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