Nobu Hotel At Caesars Palace

Luxury Meets Music Vibes on the Strip

Modern and sleek with a celebrity touch, Nobu Hotel At Caesars Palace is a boutique-style escape nestled within the iconic Caesars Palace complex. Designed by Robert DeNiro and Chef Nobu, this upscale spot fuses Japanese elegance with Las Vegas energy. Located center-strip, it puts you steps away from top entertainment venues, late-night dining, and nonstop nightlife.

Each room features thoughtful extras like hot tea on arrival, a 55-inch flat-screen TV, and luxurious Natura Bisse toiletries. With access to a world-class spa, casino, and the renowned Nobu Restaurant, this hotel is a standout choice for music fans who want more than just a place to crash.

Why Concert-goers love it

You're right in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip, just minutes from some of the city's biggest music venues and theaters. After the show, skip the Uber—walk back to your room or hit the on-site bar. The vibe is energetic but not overwhelming, and thanks to soundproofed rooms, you’ll enjoy a quiet post-show wind-down. Late check-in at 4:00 PM and a check-out time of 11:00 AM give you a bit of flexibility for late nights.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking to mix music and nightlife
• Solo travelers catching a dream concert
• Couples planning a glam weekend escape
• Fans who want a peaceful, upscale recovery zone
• Budget-conscious fans ready to splurge for a night or two of luxury

Food and Drink Options

The famed Nobu Restaurant and Lounge is located right inside the hotel, offering world-class Japanese cuisine and a chic space to grab a drink after your show. Room service is available, perfect for a late-night bite in bed. While there’s no mention of 24/7 dining, you’re surrounded by restaurants and eateries within Caesars Palace and along the Strip. Grab breakfast late or keep the party going with a sushi roll and sake flight.

Nightlife Options

Whether you're in the mood for a relaxed cocktail or looking to keep the energy high, the on-site lounge—with its bold red décor—makes a great first stop. Just steps outside the hotel, you'll find some of Vegas' best clubs, bars, and lounges, as well as live music spots and DJ-driven dance floors. There’s no live music at the hotel itself, but you’re never far from the action.

What People Say

Guests love the exclusive, boutique feel of Nobu within Caesars Palace. Reviews highlight the luxurious rooms, attentive service, and the unbeatable location. The spa and in-room amenities get consistent praise, especially from those visiting for special events or concerts. Many recommend it as a “hidden gem” for travelers who want to be close to the action but enjoy a more refined stay.

Areas for Improvement

While the vibe and service are top-notch, some guests note that the check-in process can be a bit slow during busy weekends. Also, because it's a boutique hotel within a larger resort, finding your way around Caesars Palace may take a bit of navigating—especially after a late-night show.

The Bottom Line

If you’re in Las Vegas for a concert and want to mix luxury, location, and lifestyle, Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace delivers a refined retreat just steps from the music.