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Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States · Nobu · High Luxury
Nobu Hotel opened in February 2013 inside Caesars Palace as the world's first Nobu Hotel, with all 182 rooms of the renovated 1970 Centurion Tower redone and the first Nobu restaurant and lounge on the Las Vegas Strip. Chef Nobu Matsuhisa leads the restaurant, and the hotel sits at the center of the Strip between Bellagio and The Mirage.
- 182 rooms
- Opened 2013
- Neighborhood: The Strip
- Interiors: Rockwell Group
About Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace
- The rooms occupy the renovated 1970 Centurion Tower inside Caesars Palace at 3570 South Las Vegas Boulevard.
- This was the world's first Nobu Hotel, February 2013, between Bellagio and The Mirage.
- AAA Four Diamond 2025; World Travel Awards named a suite North America's Leading Hotel Suite 2025.
History
Caesars Palace opened on August 5, 1966 — the creation of hotel developer Jay Sarno and his partner Stanley Mallin, with billionaire Kirk Kerkorian as landlord — and immediately established itself as the most theatrical casino resort in Las Vegas history. Sarno's vision was an exercise in baroque self-mythology: Roman gods and fountains, togas on cocktail waitresses, an architecture that made no apologies for its operatic excess. On the center Strip, Caesars became the reference standard against which all other Las Vegas resorts were measured.
The Centurion Tower, which would eventually house Nobu Hotel, was completed in 1970 as part of the resort's first major expansion — a fourteen-story addition built at a cost of $4.2 million. The tower added rooms to an already rapidly expanding property, and over the following decades Caesars layered additional towers — Forum, Palace, Augustus, Octavius — onto the original footprint, creating the sprawling 85-acre campus that now contains nearly 4,000 rooms across five towers and one of the most famous casino floors in the world.
The transformation of the Centurion Tower into Nobu Hotel began in 2011, when Caesars Entertainment and Nobu Hospitality — the private company founded by chef Nobu Matsuhisa, actor Robert De Niro, and producer Meir Teper — announced the world's first Nobu Hotel as an innovative concept: a boutique hotel embedded within an iconic casino resort. The renovation of all 182 rooms in the tower, along with the creation of the first Nobu restaurant and lounge on the Las Vegas Strip, was completed in time for the hotel's opening in February 2013.
The concept proved immediately influential. By creating a distinct arrival, a separate check-in desk, private elevators, and a visual language entirely different from the Roman pastiche of the surrounding resort, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace demonstrated that a boutique luxury experience could coexist within — and dramatically improve — the otherwise anonymous room product of a mega-resort. A multimillion-dollar refresh of all 182 guestrooms and public areas was completed in December 2021, keeping the property current within the increasingly competitive Las Vegas luxury market.
In a resort whose mythology is inseparable from American popular culture — the setting for countless films and a name that registers globally as a synonym for Las Vegas itself — Nobu Hotel provides the intimacy and design intentionality that Caesars' sheer scale inherently cannot. On the center Strip, in a tower built in 1970 for a resort that opened in 1966, it has created something that the original architects of Caesars could not have imagined: a genuinely quiet luxury hotel inside the loudest address on earth.
The setting
Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace occupies the renovated Centurion Tower — originally built in 1970 — at 3570 South Las Vegas Boulevard within Caesars Palace, the Roman-themed resort that Jay Sarno opened on August 5, 1966 and permanently transformed Strip luxury with imported Italian statuary and the corridor's first split-level suites. Positioned between Bellagio and The Mirage at the Strip's center, Nobu Hospitality debuted the world's first Nobu Hotel here in 2013 after a multimillion-dollar tower renovation. The High Roller observation wheel is 11 minutes on foot, The Venetian is 14 minutes, and The Cosmopolitan is 19 minutes away, placing the boutique's 182 rooms at the corridor's geographic heart. 14 miles from Rio Secco Golf Club.
Restaurants and bars
- Nobu Restaurant — Restaurant · Japanese-Peruvian · Chef Nobu Matsuhisa
- Mon Ami Gabi — Restaurant · Brasserie
- Peter Luger Steak House — Restaurant · Steakhouse
- Nobu Las Vegas — Restaurant · Japanese · Chef Nobu Matsuhisa
Amenities
- 182 redesigned rooms and suites
- AAA Four Diamond designation
- Centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip
- Access to Caesars Palace pools and resort facilities
- Spa and wellness access through Caesars Palace
- Luxury tower/private arrival experience
- Fine-dining and nightlife access across Caesars Palace
- Sauna
- Hot tub
- Fitness center
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Four Diamond (2025)
- North America's Leading Hotel Suite 2025 (World Travel Awards) (2025)
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