
Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton
Best for resort-style pool days, big-event nights, and guests who want lots of on-site dining and entertainment.
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Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton is a large, off-Strip resort east of the Strip with multiple pools, seven restaurants (including Nobu) and a 25,000 sq ft spa — good for travelers who want resort amenities and live entertainment. NOBU Las Vegas – A Caesars Rewards Destination is a smaller, boutique luxury hotel inside Caesars Palace with direct access to Strip attractions and Nobu Restaurant — best for style- and dining-driven travelers who want a central Strip address.
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Best for resort-style pool days, big-event nights, and guests who want lots of on-site dining and entertainment.

Best for travelers who want a compact, stylish stay on the Las Vegas Strip with immediate access to Caesars Palace and the LINQ Promenade.
When Virgin Hotel Las Vegas wins: choose Virgin if you want a full-service resort with multiple pools (including adult-only pool areas), a large spa, many on-site restaurants and venues, and complimentary self/valet parking.
When NOBU Las Vegas wins: pick NOBU Las Vegas when proximity to the Strip, a boutique hotel feel inside Caesars Palace, fewer rooms and a concentrated, Nobu-focused dining identity are more important than large resort grounds.
Bottom line: Virgin is the better fit for travelers seeking resort amenities and space to roam; NOBU Las Vegas is better for travelers prioritizing a central Strip location and a compact, design-forward stay linked to the Nobu dining brand.
| Category | Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton | NOBU Las Vegas A Caesars Rewards Destination |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large off-Strip resort with lively pool deck, casino and entertainment venues. | Boutique luxury hotel footprint inside Caesars Palace with a focused, upscale dining identity. |
| Location | 4455 Paradise Rd — about 1 mile east of the Strip, near UNLV. | 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South — on the Strip near LINQ Promenade and Forum Shops. |
| Size (rooms) | Approximately 1,500 rooms across multiple towers. | 181 rooms. |
| Casino | Large casino and sportsbook (~60,000 sq ft). | Casino operations and gaming inside Caesars Palace (floor & machines reported in listing). |
| Pools | Three pools across a roughly five-acre pool deck, plus adult-only Kassi/Élia beach-club areas. | Pool(s) and poolside bars are available (pool cabanas and lifeguard listed). |
| Restaurants & bars | Seven restaurants on-site including Nobu Las Vegas, ONE Steakhouse, Kassi Beach House, Lucia Mexican Grill and casual cafes; multiple bars and lounges. | Nobu Restaurant is the signature on-site dining venue; listing mentions 1 restaurant and 3 bars/lounges plus poolside bars. |
| Spa & fitness | 25,000 sq ft Spa with co-ed hydrothermal bathhouse and 24-hour fitness center (18+ to access). | Full-service spa and 24-hour fitness facilities listed. |
| Check-in age & policies | Minimum check-in age 21; refundable incidental deposit at check-in (standard). | |
| Parking | Complimentary self- and valet parking for registered guests. | Self and valet parking available for a surcharge (covered parking listed). |
| Event & entertainment spaces | Large event portfolio including The Theater (4,500+ capacity) and multiple ballrooms and meeting rooms. | Conference center and at least one meeting room; event facilities are available. |
| Known for | Resort pools, a large entertainment venue lineup, and a wide restaurant roster (including Nobu). | Compact luxury stay inside Caesars Palace and the Nobu dining experience. |
Virgin Hotel sits about a mile east of the Strip, a short walk from UNLV and easy to reach by rideshare.
Choose Virgin if you don’t need to be on the Strip but want quick access by car or rideshare.
NOBU Las Vegas sits inside Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip within walking distance of the LINQ Promenade.
Pick NOBU Las Vegas for immediate Strip access and short walks to major attractions.
Virgin offers roughly 1,500 rooms and suites in multiple towers with a wide range of chamber and suite types.
Virgin is ideal for travelers who want many room choices and the option to upgrade to Ruby Tower benefits.
NOBU Las Vegas has a compact lineup of rooms and several signature suites.
NOBU suits travelers looking for a smaller hotel footprint and select, design-forward room categories.
Virgin’s food-and-drink lineup spans casual to fine dining and includes its own Nobu restaurant.
Virgin is for travelers who want lots of on-site dining options and different price/ambience choices.
NOBU Las Vegas’s on-site dining centers on the Nobu Restaurant, plus bars and poolside outlets.
Choose NOBU Las Vegas if you want the Nobu dining experience and a focused, high-end restaurant offering.
Virgin provides a roughly five-acre pool deck with three pools and separate adult-only pool/day-club options.
Virgin is best if pool variety and a larger outdoor pool environment matter to you.
NOBU Las Vegas offers poolside amenities and cabanas within Caesars Palace’s pool infrastructure.
NOBU works for travelers who want pool access as part of a Strip stay rather than a multi-acre resort pool complex.
Virgin’s large Spa and entertainment venues are a major draw, plus a 24-hour fitness center.
Virgin is for guests who value a large spa, round-the-clock fitness and on-site entertainment options.
NOBU Las Vegas lists a full-service spa and 24-hour fitness facilities while plugging into Caesars Palace nightlife.
NOBU is a logical pick for travelers who want spa and fitness services plus direct access to Caesars’ nightlife.

Virgin — three pools across a large five-acre deck plus adult-only beach-club areas.

NOBU Las Vegas — inside Caesars Palace and steps from the LINQ Promenade and Forum Shops.

Virgin — seven restaurants and multiple bars covering casual to fine dining.

NOBU Las Vegas — smaller footprint, Nobu-focused dining and a boutique hotel within Caesars Palace.
NOBU Las Vegas — it’s located inside Caesars Palace on the Strip and is within walking distance of many Strip attractions.
Virgin Hotel Las Vegas — it has a five-acre pool deck with three pools, adult-only pool areas and a 25,000 sq ft spa with a hydrothermal bathhouse.
Yes — Nobu Restaurant operates at both properties; Virgin includes its Nobu on-site, and NOBU Las Vegas is the Nobu-branded hotel restaurant within Caesars Palace.
No — both properties accept guests of all ages for room bookings, though each has adult-only pool or venue areas and a minimum check-in age of 21 for the reserving guest.
Virgin includes complimentary self- and valet parking for registered guests; NOBU Las Vegas lists self- and valet parking but charges a fee.
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