
Vdara Hotel & Spa
Best for travelers who want spacious, suite-style rooms and a quieter, non-gaming stay steps from CityCenter attractions.
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Vdara Hotel & Spa is a five-star, non-gaming, all-suite tower in CityCenter for travelers who want a quieter, suite-focused stay near the Bellagio and ARIA. NOBU Las Vegas – A Caesars Rewards Destination is a five-star boutique luxury hotel housed inside Caesars Palace, aimed at guests who want a stylish, dining-forward stay with easy access to the main Strip attractions.
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Best for travelers who want spacious, suite-style rooms and a quieter, non-gaming stay steps from CityCenter attractions.

Best for guests who prioritize a boutique luxury vibe, Nobu dining, and immediate access to Caesars Palace shopping and gaming.
When Vdara wins: Choose Vdara if you want a full all-suite hotel with a quieter, non-gaming atmosphere, larger suites, an 18,000-sq-ft spa, and a seasonal rooftop pool with cabanas. It's the better pick for families who want suite space and for travelers focused on wellness.
When NOBU wins: Choose NOBU Las Vegas if you prefer a smaller, boutique luxury hotel experience inside Caesars Palace with a well-known Japanese restaurant, immediate access to Caesars shopping, and on-property casino amenities. Nobu suits travelers who want to be in the middle of the Strip action and value signature dining.
Bottom line: Both are five-star options offering upscale alternatives to big casino resorts. Pick Vdara for a calmer, suite-heavy, non-gaming stay focused on spa and space; pick NOBU for a compact, design-forward hotel experience with Nobu Restaurant and Caesars Palace access.
| Category | Vdara Hotel & Spa | NOBU Las Vegas A Caesars Rewards Destination |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Quiet, suite-focused, non-gaming | Boutique luxury inside a large casino resort |
| Location | CityCenter between Bellagio and ARIA (2600 W Harmon Ave) | Within Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip (3570 Las Vegas Blvd S) |
| Size (rooms) | About 1,400–1,495 suites (57-story tower) | 181 rooms |
| Minimum check-in age | 21 | |
| Pools | One seasonal rooftop heated pool plus cabanas and some semi-private plunge pools | Pools with pool cabanas and poolside bars (on-property pool details per Caesars listing) |
| Restaurants & bars | Market Cafe Vdara (24‑hour American café) and VICE VERSA Patio & Lounge (American tapas/bar) | Nobu Restaurant (Japanese) plus bars and poolside beverage outlets |
| Spa & wellness | The Spa at Vdara — 18,000 sq ft, 11 treatment rooms, sauna, steam room; spa access 18+ | Full-service spa on site (spa services and sauna listed) |
| Casino | No casino (non-gaming property) | Casino on site (part of Caesars Palace) |
| Known for | Non-smoking, non-gaming all-suite tower with a large spa | Nobu brand dining and boutique luxury within Caesars Palace |
| Typical guest | Wellness-minded couples, families wanting suites, guests avoiding casino noise | Design- and food-focused travelers seeking Strip energy and casino access |
Vdara sits in CityCenter between Bellagio and ARIA, connected to the Strip by indoor walkways and the free Aria Express tram.
Vdara is ideal if you want proximity to CityCenter attractions while avoiding casino-floor bustle.
NOBU is a boutique hotel embedded within Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip, steps from Forum Shops and the LINQ Promenade.
NOBU puts you directly in the middle of the Strip action with Caesars Palace amenities at your doorstep.
Vdara is an all-suite hotel offering roomy accommodations across a 57-story tower.
Choose Vdara for larger suite layouts and more room-type variety.
NOBU offers standard and luxury room types in a smaller, boutique inventory inside Caesars Palace.
NOBU suits travelers who prefer a compact, design-forward room and a shorter walk to casino/showrooms.
Vdara keeps on-site dining simple with a 24-hour café and a tapas-style lounge.
Vdara offers reliable, all-day American options and easy access to ARIA/Bellagio dining.
NOBU centers its on-property food identity on Nobu Restaurant plus several bars.
NOBU is a stronger pick for travelers who want the Nobu dining experience without leaving Caesars Palace.
Vdara has a single heated rooftop pool that operates seasonally with cabanas and plunge options.
Vdara's pool is calm and suite-adjacent, best for guests who want a relaxed pool experience.
NOBU guests have pool access and cabana options as part of Caesars Palace’s pool offerings.
NOBU places you inside a resort with larger pool offerings and a livelier pool scene tied to Caesars.
Vdara prioritizes spa and wellness over casino nightlife.
If spa treatments and a quieter evening atmosphere matter, Vdara is the stronger choice.
NOBU combines a full-service spa with easy access to Caesars Palace nightlife and gaming.
NOBU suits guests who want spa services but also quick access to Strip nightlife and casino entertainment.

Vdara — all-suite hotel with many larger suite categories and living-space layouts.

NOBU — on-site Nobu Restaurant and Nobu-branded design and service.

Vdara — non-gaming, non-smoking property designed for a calmer experience.

NOBU — located inside Caesars Palace with direct access to casino, shops and shows.
Vdara is more family-friendly in terms of room size and a calmer environment; children are welcome at both properties, but Vdara offers larger suites and family-style amenities.
NOBU Las Vegas is inside Caesars Palace and offers casino access; Vdara is a non-gaming property with no casino on site.
Both hotels have on-site full-service spas, but Vdara’s Spa at Vdara is a large (18,000 sq ft) two-level facility noted for a wide range of treatments.
Vdara's rooftop pool is seasonal (typically early April through late October). NOBU’s pool details are tied to Caesars Palace and will follow Caesars’ policies; the supplier listing shows pool cabanas and poolside bars but does not publish year-round hours.
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