Live the luxe life at the Nobu Villa

Wednesday, September 9, 2015 ♦

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Want to roll like a high roller? If you just hit Megabucks or happen to have a spare $35,000 (per night), you can stay in the Nobu Villa at the Nobu Hotel inside Caesars Palace.

The 10,300-square-foot villa, designed by Rockwell Group, features a 4,700-square-foot outdoor terrace with a barbecue, bar, lounge chairs, whirlpool, ping pong table and oh yeah — an amazing view of the Strip.

Inside the three-bedroom villa you’ll find a gorgeous entryway filled with art, a sushi bar, game room, billiards table, a massage room, sauna, private elevator…the list goes on.

This is where we want to have our next party. And pretty much every party after that.

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Kristine McKenzie

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It’s not that warm in Minnesota. I know this from spending half my life freezing in the northern part of the state. So 20 years ago, I decided to thaw out and traded in scarves and mittens for tank tops and flip-flops (Take that, polar vortex!). I swapped snow for 300 days of sun a year. I may not have been born here, but there are hotels that haven’t lasted in Vegas as long as I have. The Sands, Hacienda, Aladdin, Desert Inn and the Stardust too. I've been to my fair share of implosion parties. (Yeah, that’s a thing.) As a writer for Vegas.com, I've applauded hundreds of shows, explored every major hotel in town and raised a few glasses at most of the city's bars and clubs. Now I'm the resident foodie here. I write about all things dining — from $3.99 shrimp cocktail at the Golden Gate to the finest sushi at Nobu, and everything in between.