The newly renovated and luxurious Nobu Penthouse offers 2200-4350 square feet of Japanese-inspired opulence featuring a curved staircase with a second-story terrace.
This incredible suite features an expansive living area with plush seating, billiard table, workspace and dining area for six people. The wet bar area features bar-top seating, a refrigerator and coffee maker.
The ground floor master bedroom features a plush king-sized bed with Bouvet Island mattress and Filo d'Oro linens and 55-inch flat-screen television whilst the second floor terrace offers the option of further connecting rooms for additional guests.
Tech conveniences include a spectacular 90-inch flat-screen television whilst the expansive bathroom features an oversized soaking tub, walk-in shower and dual vanities.
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90-inch flat-screen television
Billiard table
Expansive living area
Feature curved staircase
Filo D'oro linens
Japanese-inspired décor
Modern bathroom with oversized soaking tub
Natura Bisse bath amenities
Second story terrace
Stone hearth wall
Wet bar with bar-top seating
Maximum occupancy: 2 guests
Connecting rooms available for additional guests
1 king bed
Bouvet Island mattress
Filo d'Oro linens
Dual vanities
Hair dryer
Makeup mirror
Natura Bisse bath amenities
Oversized soaking tub
Powder room
Robes
Separate water closet
Vanity desk
Walk-in shower
Armchairs
Billiard table
Closet
Dining table for six
Feature curved staircase
Iron and ironing board
Japanese-inspired double-height teak wood screen
Safe
Sofas
Stone hearth wall
Wet bar with bar-top seating
Workspace
90-inch flat-screen television
Connectivity panel
Telephone
24-hour room service
Coffee maker
Ice bucket
Mini bar
Refrigerator
Distances from this hotel to landmarks, attractions, shopping and event centers.
All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances are therefore likely to be slightly longer than stated depending on the method of transport.
