Nobu Hotel, World's First, Opens At Caesars Palace In Las Vegas (VIDEO)

World's First Nobu Hotel Opens In Vegas

The world's first Nobu Hotel opened its doors to visitors Monday in Las Vegas.

Owned as a partnership by Robert De Niro, Chef Nobu Matsuhisa (with Nobu shareholders), and Hollywood producer Meir Teper, the 181-room hotel is the first celebrity chef-branded hotel in Vegas, according to a press release. The property features natural design elements complete with cherry blossoms and origami (by famed designer David Rockwell) and even has a Nobu room service menu. The hotel will also feature the world's largest Nobu restaurant (clocking in at a whopping 12,775 square feet) that seats 327.

The hotel is going high-tech with its no lobby approach; instead guests are escorted to their rooms by iPad-wielding staff members so they can check in privately, the Los Angeles Times reports.

All images courtesy of Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace.

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