
The D Las Vegas
Best for lively downtown energy, budget-conscious casino stays, and easy access to Fremont Street entertainment.
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The D Las Vegas is a downtown, casino-forward hotel on Fremont Street for travelers who want high-energy nightlife, quick access to Fremont Street attractions, and casual-to-steakhouse dining. NOBU Las Vegas – A Caesars Rewards Destination is a boutique luxury hotel-within-a-resort at Caesars Palace on the Strip, best for guests seeking Japanese-inspired design, a signature Nobu restaurant, and a quieter Strip-side stay.
Updated · about 5.5 km apart

Best for lively downtown energy, budget-conscious casino stays, and easy access to Fremont Street entertainment.

Best for boutique luxury on the Strip, high-end Japanese dining, and quieter hotel-within-resort access to Caesars Palace amenities.
When The D wins: Choose The D Las Vegas if you want to be in the middle of Fremont Street, prioritize casual and varied late-night dining, and want an energetic, casino-led downtown experience with lower-key room offerings and direct access to local downtown attractions.
When NOBU wins: Choose NOBU Las Vegas if you prefer a boutique, design-forward room, the Nobu restaurant experience, a full-service spa, and staying on the Strip inside the Caesars Palace complex with closer access to strip shows and shopping.
Bottom line: The D is the downtown, high-energy, value-minded casino pick; NOBU is the quieter, chef-branded boutique option on the Strip with more upscale dining and spa offerings. Pick based on whether you want Fremont Street buzz or a refined Strip-side hotel-within-resort.
| Category | The D Las Vegas | NOBU Las Vegas A Caesars Rewards Destination |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Lively, casino-focused downtown hotel with loud streetside energy | Calmer boutique luxury hotel-within-resort at Caesars Palace |
| Location | Downtown Las Vegas on Fremont Street (301 Fremont St) | On the Las Vegas Strip inside Caesars Palace (3570 Las Vegas Blvd S) |
| Size | 34-story tower with about 629 rooms | Smaller boutique property with 181 rooms |
| Check-in/age policy | Registering guest must be 21 to check in; children may stay in rooms | |
| Pools | Outdoor D Pool (hotel guests may use) + complimentary access to Circa's Stadium Swim (21+ access rules apply) | On-site pool facilities with poolside bars and lifeguard; cabanas available for surcharge |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple casual and late-night options including Andiamo Italian Steakhouse, American Coney Island (24-hour), Bacon Nation, several bars | Nobu Restaurant (Japanese) plus 3 bars/lounges and 2 poolside bars |
| Spa & wellness | 24-hour fitness center; no named full-service spa published | Full-service spa and 24-hour fitness facilities |
| Casino & gaming | Large multi-level casino floor with many slots and table games; party atmosphere | Casino-access via Caesars Palace with large gaming floor (listing cites casino amenities) |
| Known for | Fremont Street Experience, nightlife, and a long iconic casino bar (LONGBAR) | Nobu dining, Japanese-inspired design, boutique-style rooms within Caesars Palace |
| Parking & fees | Mandatory resort fee covers self- and valet parking with in/out privileges; incidental deposit required at check-in | Self and valet parking available for a fee; additional fees for breakfast, valet, and parking listed |
The D puts you directly on Fremont Street minutes from the Fremont Street Experience and downtown attractions.
Choose The D if you want immediate access to Fremont Street’s pedestrian nightlife and downtown attractions.
NOBU sits inside the Caesars Palace complex on the Strip with easy access to Strip shows and shopping.
Choose NOBU for a Strip location with easy access to Caesars Palace amenities and nearby Strip attractions.
The D offers larger inventory of straightforward, casino-hotel rooms in several categories.
The D suits guests wanting simple, convenient rooms in downtown Las Vegas with family-friendly options.
NOBU presents smaller, design-forward rooms and branded suites with Nobu-themed names.
NOBU is better if you want a smaller, curated room inventory and signature Nobu suites inside Caesars Palace.
The D offers a wide range of casual and dinner options and multiple lively bars on Fremont Street.
Pick The D for variety, 24-hour casual options, and bars immersed in downtown energy.
NOBU centers dining around Nobu Restaurant and has a smaller restaurant footprint with upscale offerings.
Choose NOBU if the Nobu dining experience and a more curated, upscale restaurant scene matter most.
The D has an outdoor hotel pool and also includes complimentary access to Circa’s Stadium Swim (21+ rules apply).
The D is a practical option for hotel pool time and adds the option of Circa’s larger, 21+ Stadium Swim experience.
NOBU provides on-site pool facilities with poolside bars and cabana options for a quieter Strip-side pool experience.
NOBU is preferable if you want a resort-style pool experience on the Strip with cabana and bar options.
The D covers basic wellness needs and downtown nightlife focused on casino bars and Fremont Street entertainment.
The D is strong on nightlife and basic fitness but lacks a published full-service spa.
NOBU lists a full-service spa and 24-hour fitness facilities alongside access to Caesars Palace nightlife and shows.
NOBU is the better choice for spa services and quieter, more upscale wellness offerings.

The D — walk out onto Fremont Street entertainment, live canopy shows, and the SlotZilla zipline.

NOBU — stay inside Caesars Palace with the signature Nobu Restaurant and Nobu-branded suites.

The D — American Coney Island is open 24 hours and multiple bars keep late-night options plentiful.

NOBU — on-site full-service spa plus poolside bars and cabana options (surcharge).
The D is more family-friendly for daytime activities because children of any age may stay and use The D Pool; the registering guest must still be 21.
NOBU is the choice for a fine-dining, chef-branded experience with Nobu Restaurant; The D offers a reputable steakhouse (Andiamo) and several casual options.
Yes — The D guests receive complimentary access to Stadium Swim at Circa Resort & Casino, but Stadium Swim enforces a 21+ entry policy.
Both properties list parking and resort-related fees: The D’s mandatory resort fee includes parking with in/out privileges; NOBU lists covered self- and valet parking for a fee and other optional charges.
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