Photos courtesy Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace Facebook page
Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace, Chef Nobu Matsuhis' first hotel that includes investor Robert De Niro, was named the Top North America Hotel Opening in 2013 by Luxury Travel Advisor on March 24.
PHOTO: Chef Nobu (middle) with investors Robert De Niro and Meir Teper.
Since its debut in April 2013, the hotel has also been named one of the Hottest New Hotels of 2013 by CNN Travel and one of the 25 Most Innovative Brands by Robb Report.
Upon hearing of Luxury Travel Advisor's recognition of the hotel, Gigi Vega, vice president and general manager of Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace, said in a news release, "It has been our goal since Day One to provide our guests with an interpretation of the Nobu lifestyle in a hotel setting that exceeds expectations. We are thrilled to discover that the hard work on behalf of so many has resulted with this award, as it further validates the vision."
The 181-room, 18-suite luxury hotel includes three different types of suites, including the Penthouse Suite, which ranges from 2,200 to 4,350 square feet.
The Penthouse Suite features a curved staircase with a second-story terrace, a stone hearth wall, leather sofas, a billiard table, a 90-inch flat screen and a separate dining area. Amenities include complimentary access to a 5,500-square-foot state-of-the-art fitness center at Qua Baths & Spa, priority reservations and VIP access to Nobu Caesars Palace restaurant, complimentary VIP access to Pure Nightclub at Caesars Palace, private pool access, in-room iPad registration, an in-room iPad docking station, access to the exclusive Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace app, Nobu's signature hot tea, a welcome amenity served in-room upon arrival, deluxe bath amenities by Natura Bisse, turndown service with exclusive pillow and bath menus and Nobu-scented sleep oils, high-end Filo Doro linens, complimentary valet and covered parking, 24-hour access to Nobu's first-ever in-room dining menu, an in-room minibar curated by Chef Nobu.
On top of that, complimentary limo transportation to and from the airport is included.
Caesar Palace's Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis boasts eight swimming pools, three lounge levels, Roman décor and architecture and 44 luxurious cabanas. That includes the Venus Pool, which offers European-style sunbathing, and the ability to play blackjack poolside while you're floating around.
The Qua Baths & Spa was ranked 28th in the United States in Conde Nast Traveler's 2013 Reader's Poll. It includes a variety of different massages, facials, body treatments and experiences, including a Hawaiian-style Lomi-lomi massage, the Gentleman's Poker Face facial (designed to reduce wrinkles and signs of aging), an aromatherapy treatment and an all-in-one package entitled the Signature Hourglass Experience.
Of course, Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace also features a restaurant from its award-winning chef. The world's largest Nobu Restaurant and Lounge encompasses more than 11,000 square feet, complete with teppanyaki tables, a sushi bar, a private dining area, and a large lounge and bar boasting 327 seats.
But there's more.
To mark its one-year anniversary later this month, Nobu Hotel is expected to unveil the Nobu Villa, a 10,300-square-foot spread that includes a 4,700-square-foot outdoor terrace with a robatayaki grill, a zen garden and Japanese-inspired onsen pool. The three-bedroom offering also features a gym and massage room, a billiard table adorned with black and white felt and a cherry blossom print, a sushi bar with your personal Nobu chef, a stone fireplace, a dining area with a 10-person table and a chandelier, décor with glitzy fabrics and bronze finishes and its own art gallery depicting Japanese landscapes.
Oh yeah, and you get to your Nobu Villa via a private elevator with an antique bronze door.
The villa accommodates up to 120 people and is expected to go for at least $40,000 per night.
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