Room was not ready for about an hour after hotel’s cited check-in time. Yet, the hotel charges $35 for checking out an hour after check-out time.

I was nervous about staying here based on other reviews but it was fine. We booked directly with the hotel. We were given a strip-view room when we checked in without an upgrade price. The room was comfortable. The bathroom is very spacious. Good water pressure in the shower. Comfortable bed. Opportunity to go to reception each afternoon and private pool and workout room from the rest of Caesars although we didn’t use any of that. Responsive staff. I like to try a different hotel each time we stay in Vegas but otherwise would stay here again. The only real hiccup was at check-in when we were told they’d text us when the room was ready but they didn’t so we were pretty tired with the time change and long travel day.

I really liked this hotel. I’ve stated a number of hotels in Vegas and this was really great because the room was extra large. There was plenty of space for me and I didn’t feel cramped like in many of the other hotel rooms along the strip. It also had a very large bathroom, comfortable bed. The only complaint I have is that it seemed that only one or two elevators were ever working out of the three. One day during my trip, I waited for almost 15 minutes to get an elevator from my room down to the floor because I think it was broken and it just kept saying that a lift was not available. If you fix the hotel elevator issue, then I give it a nine out of 10.

My room was never cleaned up during my stay and thought that was part of the service expected during my stay

From the way I was greeted entering the property to every time I left, I felt truly welcomed and treated amazingly. The room was impeccably kept, along with all the amenities that come with it. There wasn't a speck of dust, and I felt transported back to a Japanese onsen and immediately calmed once I entered the room. All of the toiletries and kits that came with the room left my skin and hair feeling soft and all of the kits, from the dental to shaving, and everything in between was a step ahead of anything I may have forgotten. The bed, however, was the highlight of the experience. Granted, it was a full day in Vegas, but my short sleep felt like I had been on a cloud for many more hours. I had no soreness in my muscles as I usually do from any hotel bed and I wish I could have been on it longer. The only hiccup was that I had booked a king room and was initially given a room with two doubles. When I brought it up to the attention of the front desk, they immediately apologized and upgraded to an amazing suite that I was I had the time to thoroughly enjoyed. I had mentioned that to the front desk at the intiial check in that I was researching places to propose to my soon to be fiance. Their response was that they had something that would be a great spot. The room I had, which I believe was a Sake Suite, was breathtaking with a pool table, additional media room, and a steam shower, amongst various other things that I've never seen in a hotel room. Looking at the price of the room, it's unfortunately not a feasible location (although it still remains on the top of my list). I look forward to many more stays at the Nobu Hotel while in Vegas and will keep an eye out for any 90% off suite sales lol.