The Sake Suite
The accommodations at Nobu Hotel Las Vegas blend contemporary luxury with traditional Japanese design, with décor inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold epoxy.
Named after Japanese sake drums, the 1,300-1,950-square-foot Sake Suite offers an elevated and luxurious experience with sophisticated décor such as natural wood finishes, custom artwork, and clean, minimalist lines. The suite features a serene king bedroom, a separate living area with plush seating and a pool table, a media room, a kitchen area, and a spacious spa-inspired bathroom.
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Details
55-inch flat-screen televisions
Coffee maker
Dining area
Japanese inspired décor
Kitchen area
Media room
Pool table
Separate living room
Spa-inspired bathroom
Work desk
No mini refrigerator
Bouvet Island Plush mattress
Filo d'Oro linen sheets
Bath amenities
Dual vanities
Hair dryer
Makeup mirror
Powder room
Robes
Soaking tub
Vanity area
Walk-in steam shower
Water closet
55-inch flat-screen televisions
USB outlets
High-speed Internet access for two devices
This hotel offers 24-hour in-room-dining
This accommodation has a minibar
This accommodation does not have a mini refrigerator
Dedicated concierge service
Priority seating in Nobu Restaurant
Resort Fee
Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace charges a daily resort fee of $55.00 per night plus tax.
The resort fee includes:
Daily fitness center access for two
Daily in-room high speed Internet access for two devices
Local calls
Location
With over 50 destinations, Caesars Entertainment offers a portfolio of well-known resorts, casinos, hotels, and entertainment venues across North America, including iconic Las Vegas properties, such as Caesars Palace, Paris Las Vegas, and Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.