Nobu Hotel at Caesars Atlantic City

I was impressed by the staff and the building. I did not gamble so I couldn’t rate the casino.

Nice property

We had a great stay and the check in/out was smooth and easy.

The room was great and the private check-in area is a big plus. The service is terrible. We tried to call for questions about parking and later for a bellman and the hold time was over 15 minutes. Plus there was no bellman (that we could connect with) to help on Sunday for check out.

Would recommend

Amazing stay, I didn’t rate the service a perfect score because the Nobu check-in lounge was closed without any notice where to check-in, therefore I had to call information who referred me to the Caesar’s front desk for help.

Much like everything else in AC, this hotel is beat up and worn down. The luxury items usually stocked at the minibar looked out of place in that dump. Seriously the fiji bottle was the nicest part of the room.

The Caesar's Atlantic City, is an “okay” place to stay. I did stay on the 44th floor (top floor of their nobu hotel) and I must say I was not impressed. The restaurants closed fairly early, also just a heads up if you do decide to eat at the hotel and take a carry out back to the room there is not a microwave… The hook show was very nice, wish there were more shows and attractions at the hotel. Went to the spa

The room was clean, front desk service was fast and professional. Will stay here again.

A few points to consider before booking: 1. They charge for almost every possible amenity including the snacks and water in your room. If you lift the snacks from their placeholder in the room for longer than 15 seconds, it will automatically charge to your card. This sounds silly yet feels like an intimidating experience. Not to mention that the snacks are severely overpriced. 2. When booking a reservation at their restaurant they ask you to pay an extra $25 if you prefer window seating. 3. Their resort fee of $31 actually comes out to $39 which is mandatory, includes WiFi for two devices and you will receive a $5 parking voucher. Parking at their designated garage is $15 per day. 4. The Nobu restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, which also means room service would be unavailable on those days. All to consider, it feels like you’re being nickel & dimed for every minor thing you touch or use….