Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace Celebrates 5th Anniversary with Chef Nobu Matsuhisa & Robert De Niro R

Celebrating the fifth anniversary of the world’s-first Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace, Nobu Hotel partners including Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro, Meir Teper and executives Trevor Horwell, Struan McKenzie, joined Caesars Entertainment CEO and President Mark Frissora and Caesars Palace Regional President Gary Selesner for a special presentation on the sprawling outdoor terrace of the lavish Nobu Villa.

Addressing the group, Frissora praised the ongoing success of the partnership and announced a decade-long extension and future plans before Horwell shared Nobu Hotels global plans for 20 additional hotels by 2020.

“Caesars Palace has an impressive legacy of ‘firsts’ – the legendary resort set the standard for luxury when it first opened and is widely credited with introducing the resident headliner concept, welcoming the first true celebrity chef-driven restaurant, and launching the first high-tech Race and Sports Book,” said Frissora. “So, it comes as no surprise that we would be home to the world’s-first Nobu Hotel. Even better, the success of this partnership has created the blueprint for what’s to come. Today I am proud to announce that we are extending this partnership for another ten years. Other exciting initiatives on the horizon for Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace include a refresh on our more than 180 guest rooms and innovative technology enhancements.”

Horwell remarked, “As we celebrate our five-year anniversary milestone, we would like to thank our partners for believing in the Nobu brand. Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace has acted as a catalyst for our growth plans of Nobu Hotels and we are excited to see the brand evolve. We have clearly aligned ourselves with partners who share our vision and we look forward to many more years together.” The event concluded with Clark County Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak proclaiming October 19, 2018 as “Nobu Day” and presenting the Nobu Hotel partners with a Key to the Strip.

Since welcoming its first guests in 2013, the world’s first celebrity chef-branded hotel venture, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace, continues to lead the way as the premier boutique hotel on the famous Las Vegas Strip. Home to 182 luxurious guest rooms and suites including the extravagant rooftop Nobu Villa and one of the world’s largest Nobu restaurants, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace continues to mark its milestone fifth anniversary with a yearlong celebration featuring an exclusive villa package, and a special anniversary Caviar omakase menu.

In honor of the 5th anniversary, a new spa treatment, NOBU GO, also debuts. Designed exclusively for Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nobu GO is an ultimate luxury facial experience. It begins with the “Mindful Touch”, an immersive virtual reality that allows guests to disconnect, quiet their thoughts and fully relax in the present moment. Spa goers can delight in revitalizing masks for the back, hands and feet while the skin is treated to a “Cinderella Lift” hydrating facial. This treatment is ready to book online or in person at the award-winning Qua Baths & Spa.

Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace is part of Nobu Hotels collection. Nobu Hotels was founded after extending the Nobu Restaurant brand into a global lifestyle hospitality brand synonymous with instinctive design, fine ingredients, great social interaction and experiences each different, but fused with powerful energy and a passion for service. Set to double its collection of hotels by 2020, Nobu Hotels currently operates seven hotels with eight more opening this year and next, Nobu Hotels is on track to have 20 hotels globally by 2020.

A masterful collaboration between Caesars Palace, Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Nobu Hotel primary shareholders, Robert De Niro and Meir Teper and James Packer, in its first five years, Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace has welcomed a wide variety of A-list celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Miley Cyrus, Drake, Justin Beiber, Ed Sheeran, Tyra Banks and more and has garnered acclaim and honors for its originality, distinctive design and keen attention to service and detail. From being named among the Best New Food Hotels by Condé Nast Traveler as revealed on the Today show, to being dubbed as one of the Hottest New Hotels by CNN Travel, and being included among Luxury’s 25 Most Innovative Brands by Robb Report, the Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace continues to impress.