Caesars Entertainment will resume operations at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Thursday morning, July 2, following the reopenings of Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s, and Paris. The LINQ has also reopened its gaming floor and other amenities, though not hotel rooms.
Nobu Hotel, the boutique hotel-within-a-hotel at Caesars Palace, will again offer guest rooms and suites and access to its fitness center. Nobu Villa, a rooftop restaurant, has been back in business since June 5.
“Since welcoming its first guests in 2013, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace has offered guests a Zen retreat at the center of the Strip and continues to lead the way with enhanced health and safety protocols,” said Gary Selesner, regional president of Caesars Entertainment.
“Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace has acted as a catalyst for our growth plans of Nobu Hotels,” said Trevor Horwell, CEO of Nobu Hospitality.
A collaboration among Caesars Palace, Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Nobu Hotel primary shareholders, Robert De Niro, Meir Teper, and James Packer, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace has garnered a number of honors, including recognition as one of the Best New Food Hotels by Condé Nast Traveler, one of the Hottest New Hotels by CNN Travel, and one of Luxury’s 25 Most Innovative Brands by Robb Report.
As previously announced, Caesars Entertainment has suspended fees for paid self-parking in Las Vegas. In addition, Nobu Hotel will open with enhanced health and safety protocols that are now standard at all Caesars Entertainment and partner properties.
