Proposals and weddings at Nobu Hotel Atlanta
Nobu Hotel Atlanta supports proposals, small ceremonies and full weddings with on-site event planning, several indoor and outdoor venues (including the Kaijo Ballroom and the Nobu Restaurant), and catering from Nobu Restaurant. The hotel’s rooftop pool deck also serves as a reception or cocktail-hour space with skyline views; contact the Nobu events team for availability and to book spaces and menus.
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Overview: wedding and proposal services
Nobu Hotel Atlanta offers dedicated event planning support for weddings, proposals, engagement parties, bridal showers, welcome receptions and farewell brunches. The hotel’s events team works with Nobu Restaurant’s culinary team to create menus and tailor service to each celebration.
Ceremony and reception options include the Kaijo Ballroom on the lobby level, Nobu Restaurant (including private and semi-private dining rooms and full-restaurant buyouts), and the rooftop pool deck for outdoor receptions and cocktail hours. The hotel can coordinate pre- and post-wedding events as part of a multi-day schedule.
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Main venues and capacities
Here are the primary spaces couples use for ceremonies and receptions at Nobu Hotel Atlanta. Exact seating and layout options should be confirmed with the hotel’s events team because capacities can change with setup and whether outdoor terrace space is used.
The Kaijo Ballroom is the hotel’s largest indoor event space and is divisible into sections for flexible-sized events; Nobu Restaurant can be reserved for exclusive buyouts or used for private dining, and the rooftop pool deck is available for outdoor receptions and cocktail hours.
| Venue | Typical use / notes | Capacity (example) |
|---|---|---|
| Kaijo Ballroom | Lobby-level ballroom, divisible into four sections | Banquet 250 / Reception 460 |
| Nobu Restaurant (exclusive buyout) | Indoor restaurant buyout or private dining; can combine Sake Room, King’s Table and East Dining Room | 210 seated (indoor) — plus terrace seating |
| Rooftop pool deck | Outdoor receptions, cocktail hours and after-parties with skyline views | Varies — contact events team |
Private dining options at Nobu Restaurant
Nobu Restaurant offers several private and semi-private dining rooms that suit rehearsal dinners, intimate receptions, or proposal dinners. Options include the Sake Room, the King’s Table and the East Dining Room; rooms can be combined for medium-size groups.
Sake Room seats about 12; the King’s Table seats 20 (or 24 configured differently); the East Dining Room seats about 60 alone and up to 80 when combined with the King’s Table. The restaurant team customizes menus for events and offers the Seasonal Signature Tasting Menu as a plated option.
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- Sake Room: ~12 guests (semi-private)
- King’s Table: 20–24 guests
- East Dining Room: 60 alone; up to 80 when combined with the King’s Table
Planning and logistics (what the hotel handles)
Nobu Hotel Atlanta provides event planning professionals who guide couples through timeline, room blocks, catering and on-site logistics. The hotel lists wedding services and meeting/conference staff to support ceremonies and receptions.
Practical items you should confirm with the events team: available dates, whether the rooftop deck is booked or restricted on your date, options for ceremony seating and AV, whether a rehearsal time is included, and any vendor rules for outside florists, photographers or musicians. The hotel requires coordination for food and beverage through Nobu Restaurant when events take place in hotel venues.
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- Ask about setup times and access to the Kaijo prefunction area
- Confirm whether cabanas or reserved rooftop areas will be used for guest arrival/green room needs
- Ask the events team about guest-room blocks and any complimentary or discounted room allotment policies
Where to stay for wedding parties and guests
Nobu Hotel Atlanta has 152 guest rooms and suites, including 27 suites. Suite and room names you can request by name include Suite (Zen), Villa, City View (Nobu), Suite (Momiji), Suite (Sake), Suite (Yuhi), Classic Room (Porsche) and Suite (Porsche Icon). Event planners can usually help reserve room blocks for wedding parties.
Couples often reserve a suite for getting-ready space; in particular, larger suites such as Villa, City View (Nobu) or Suite (Porsche Icon) may offer more living/dressing space. Confirm with the hotel about any restrictions on bringing additional dressing or décor equipment into guest rooms.
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- Popular room choices to request by name: Suite (Zen); Villa, City View (Nobu); Suite (Momiji); Suite (Porsche Icon)
- Ask the events team about early check-in or late checkout for the wedding party (subject to availability)
- The hotel’s front desk operates 24/7; standard check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM
Food, drinks and vendor rules
Catering for hotel events is handled by Nobu Restaurant and its events team; they customize menus and stations for receptions, plated dinners or tasting menus. Nobu Restaurant’s culinary style is Japanese cuisine with Peruvian influences.
Nobu Restaurant lists a Seasonal Signature Tasting Menu and offers private-dining rooms and full-restaurant buyouts. For rooftop events, ask the events team whether the Rooftop Lounge’s poolside bar and snack menus are included or whether a separate event menu will be provided. Confirm any requirements about outside food or beverage — the hotel typically requires that on-site catering handle event food and drinks.
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- Restaurant hours and service windows are posted by the restaurant; event menus are handled through the events team
- Nobu Restaurant can provide private dining and exclusive buyouts — contact events for pricing and sample menus
- For poolside events, verify setup and guest access rules with the events team (the rooftop pool deck is guest-key controlled)
Timing, permits and practical tips
If you plan an outdoor rooftop ceremony or reception, have an indoor backup because rooftop availability can be seasonal and subject to hotel scheduling. The rooftop pool deck is a seasonal venue and access is controlled; non-registered guests typically cannot access the rooftop except through approved cabana rentals or event arrangements.
Confirm these items early with the events team: timeline for vendor load-in, noise limits or curfew for rooftop events, elevator and service access for décor and deliveries, and whether the hotel requires certificates of insurance for outside vendors. The hotel is smoke-free and offers accessible routes and a wheelchair-accessible pool with a pool hoist if accessibility is a concern.
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- Book the events team and venue date early — popular weekend dates may fill fast
- Ask about nearby parking options and whether valet or self-parking is included with an events room block
- Confirm guest access to the rooftop pool if you plan to use the pool deck for photos or post-ceremony activities
