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The Nobu Hakone Suite at Caesars Palace is a serene one-bedroom retreat designed to accommodate up to four guests. This climate-controlled suite combines quiet, comfortable sleeping space with blackout drapes and thoughtfully supplied bed sheets and towels, creating a restful base for your Las Vegas stay. Safety features including a smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector are in place for added peace of mind.
Inside the suite you’ll find a plush king bed with a pillowtop mattress and a private bathroom stocked with free toiletries, a hair dryer and fresh towels. Entertainment options include a TV with pay movies, while practical comforts range from a desk and free local calls to a laptop-compatible safe, iron and ironing board. The room can accept a rollaway or extra bed for an additional surcharge, and a free crib is available for families; connecting rooms are also offered for larger parties.
Daily housekeeping keeps the suite refreshed and an in-room massage is available to help you unwind. Heating and air conditioning let you set the temperature to your liking, and guidebooks and a phone are provided for convenience. Bookers should note Caesars Palace policies at check-in and be prepared for the mandatory resort fee and incidental hold at check-in; these standard procedures help ensure a smooth arrival so you can focus on enjoying your stay in the Nobu Hakone Suite.






























The Nobu Hakone Suite at Caesars Palace is a one-bedroom suite that sleeps up to 4 guests. The bedroom has 1 king bed with a pillowtop mattress. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a free crib is available for little ones.
It can work well. Children of all ages are welcome at Caesars Palace, the suite has a free crib, and connecting rooms are offered for larger parties. Guests 18 and over are charged as adults for occupancy purposes. The Jupiter pool is the family-friendly area of the Garden of the Gods complex.
The suite has a private bathroom with a shower, fresh towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Daily housekeeping keeps it refreshed.
Expect air conditioning and heating, blackout drapes, bed sheets, a TV with pay movies, a desk, a phone, free local calls, an iron and ironing board and a laptop-compatible safe. An in-room massage can be arranged, and the suite also has guidebooks and restaurant dining guides.
A mandatory nightly resort fee (reported at roughly $54.95–$62.30 plus tax, depending on the date) covers in-room WiFi for two devices, fitness center access for two guests and local calls. Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The minimum check-in age is 21, with a government-issued photo ID and a credit card required. An incidentals hold of up to $300 may apply.
The Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis is a five-acre complex with seven heated outdoor pools and two jacuzzis. Hotel guests get free admission, with up to 2 complimentary admissions per room key. Jupiter is the family pool. Venus Pool + Lounge is 21+ only, and Fortuna, with its swim-up blackjack, admits no minors. Las Vegas pool season runs roughly from late April through September.
The 24-hour fitness center is on Augustus level 2, and access for two guests per room is included in the resort fee. Qua Baths & Spa is themed around Ancient Rome and has about 51 treatment rooms. It admits guests 18 and over. Booking a massage or facial includes three hours of access to the spa facilities.
On property you will find Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Peter Luger Steak House, Bacchanal Buffet and the 24-hour Café Americano. Nobu Restaurant is also on site. The Colosseum concert venue is about a 2-minute walk, and the Forum Shops at Caesars are roughly a 3-minute walk.
Harry Reid International Airport is roughly 4.5 miles away, about a 10-minute drive. The resort has no airport shuttle of its own, so you would take a taxi, rideshare, third-party shuttle or private car. A taxi typically costs about $22–$29. Self-parking runs roughly $20–$25 a day and valet roughly $40–$50. Parking is free for Caesars Rewards Platinum tier and above.
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