ARIA Resort & Casino vs Nobu Hotel At Caesars Palace: Luxury Accommodation Showdown

Accommodations & Room Quality

ARIA's 4,004 rooms feature smart room technology with automated curtains, lighting, and temperature control. Standard rooms start at 520 sq ft with floor-to-ceiling windows. Nobu's 182 rooms offer Japanese-inspired minimalist design with custom tatami mats and exclusive Nobu amenities. Rooms average 700 sq ft with superior finishing.

Winner: Nobu Hotel (9.2 vs 8.8)

Amenities & Facilities

ARIA features an 150,000 sq ft casino, three pools, 16 restaurants, a 215,000 sq ft convention center, and a world-class spa. Nobu offers access to Caesars Palace amenities including Garden of the Gods pools, Qua Baths & Spa, and the Forum Shops, but has limited exclusive facilities.

Winner: ARIA Resort (9.5 vs 8.0)

Dining Options

ARIA boasts celebrity chef restaurants including Carbone, Bardot Brasserie, and Jean Georges Steakhouse. Nobu features the flagship Nobu Restaurant and access to Caesars' 40+ dining venues including Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen and Restaurant Guy Savoy.

Winner: Nobu Hotel (9.3 vs 9.0)

Service & Hospitality

ARIA provides excellent but standardized luxury service. Nobu offers personalized Japanese-inspired omotenashi service with 24-hour concierge, dedicated check-in, and exceptional attention to detail.

Winner: Nobu Hotel (9.6 vs 8.7)

Location & Accessibility

Both properties are centrally located on the Strip. ARIA sits within CityCenter with direct monorail access. Nobu is situated within Caesars Palace, offering superior pedestrian access to mid-Strip attractions.

Winner: Tie (9.5 each)

Value Proposition

ARIA offers better value with more inclusive amenities at slightly lower rates. Nobu commands premium pricing for exclusive experiences and personalized service.

Winner: ARIA Resort (8.8 vs 7.5)