NEW ORLEANS – Caesars New Orleans, Nobu Hotel Caesars New Orleans and Nobu Restaurant Caesars New Orleans have received the coveted AAA Four Diamond designation. This is the first time all three destinations have received this prestigious honor after opening in late 2024.
“To have Caesars New Orleans, Nobu Hotel Caesars New Orleans and Nobu Restaurant Caesars New Orleans all recognized with AAA Four Diamond designations is an extraordinary achievement,” said Jonathan Jones, senior vice president and general manager of Caesars New Orleans. “This honor reflects the dedication of our team and our commitment to delivering the exceptional service, luxury accommodations and extraordinary dining experiences that our guests expect. We are proud to be recognized among North America’s leading hospitality destinations, including our sister properties in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, while continuing to showcase the energy and spirit of the Big Easy.”
Caesars New Orleans, Nobu Hotel Caesars New Orleans and Nobu Restaurant Caesars New Orleans are among a select group representing the top tier of the hospitality industry in North America. Hotels at this level, about 7% of the nearly 23,000 AAA Diamond lodgings, are noted for their upscale style and amenities enhanced with the right touch of service. Additionally, restaurants at this level, about 10% of the nearly 5,400 AAA Diamond restaurant listings, feature distinctive fine dining amid upscale ambiance.
To earn the impressive AAA Four Diamond designation, hotels and restaurants must pass a rigorous evaluation that includes unannounced, in-person visits by AAA’s expert inspectors. AAA Diamond Program hotels and restaurants are re-evaluated annually to ensure they provide the best experience for travelers and diners.
“AAA is pleased to recognize Caesars New Orleans, Nobu Hotel Caesars New Orleans and Nobu Restaurant Caesars New Orleans with the Four Diamond designation, meaning its unwavering attention to both service and surroundings have placed it into the upper tier of AAA’s Diamond Program,” said Stacey Barber, AAA Travel vice president. “To maintain the exceptional standards required for this designation on a daily basis is an outstanding achievement. Four Diamond hotels and restaurants are attentive to guests’ needs and consistently deliver memorable travel and dining experiences.”
Caesars New Orleans, originally opened as Harrah’s New Orleans Casino in October 1999, is the only land-based casino in the Big Easy and located in the heart of downtown, steps away from the famed French Quarter. Following a $435 million renovation completed in late 2024, Caesars New Orleans now boasts a 340-room hotel tower, a two-floor, 54-room Nobu Hotel, a 13,500-square-foot bar and lounge, Octavia, several celebrity dining destinations, and an extensive gaming experience.
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