Experience the original Las Vegas — Fremont Street's neon glow, classic casinos, and historic hotels that defined Sin City long before the Strip existed.
Downtown Las Vegas is the soul of the city. From the iconic Fremont Street Experience to historic properties dating back to the 1930s, downtown offers a more authentic, affordable, and energetic alternative to the Strip. Whether you're chasing classic Vegas vibes or exploring the Arts District, these hotels put you right in the heart of it all.
Downtown Las VegasAt California Hotel Casino, we like to say Aloha is spoken fluently here. Our guests enjoy many Hawaiian touches, ranging from dining delicacies such as oxtail soup to the colorful décor reminiscent of the islands' lush, tropical beauty.
Downtown Las VegasRooted in the neon glow of the past, Circa celebrates living large in the now. Drawing on the best that has come before, they are building a new legacy — one that turns the good times up to eleven and burns bright with the original spirit of Vegas. Go big. Go all night. Everyone is on the guest list.
Downtown Las VegasSince the Fall of 2012, the D Las Vegas has helped revitalize the Downtown area to bring the ultimate Downtown Las Vegas experience. Today, they bring the modern-day casino and hotel experience with touches of vintage Las Vegas throughout — comfortable rooms, blackjack tables, slots old and new, and bars with specialty drinks.
Downtown Las VegasLocated in the heart of the ever-lively Fremont Street Experience, The Fremont Hotel and Casino has taken downtown's center stage. This recently remodeled 14-story hotel boasts a 32,000-square-foot casino open to Fremont Street explorers, with 1,000 slots, video poker, 24 table games, live keno, and a 42-seat Race and Sports Book.
Downtown Las VegasWith abundant accommodations, a shark-filled pool, and popular restaurants, the Golden Nugget is rich on comfort and fun in downtown Las Vegas. Classic Vegas elegance — upscale but not out of reach. Located in the heart of downtown, it offers luxury at a reasonable price with an elegant marble lobby and contemporary restaurants.
Downtown Las VegasSince 1906, Golden Gate's legacy has spanned the birth of Las Vegas. Their modern rooms draw inspiration from a colorful past, and their prime location under the lights of the Fremont Street Experience delivers the energy of the future. Come stay where it all started — at the first hotel in Vegas.
Downtown Las VegasOriginally opened by the Silvagni family in 1932, Hotel Apache was the first in Las Vegas to air-condition its lobby. Acquired by Benny Binion, it hosted Hollywood stars like Clark Gable, Humphrey Bogart, and Lucille Ball. It was also the first with an electrically operated elevator, fully carpeted casino, and made poker a mainstream casino game.
Downtown Las VegasThe first artfully designed boutique hotel by Chef Todd English, set in the heart of the Las Vegas Arts District. Anchored by Chef Todd's Asian Fusion concept, The Pepper Club, The English Hotel is stimulating the rebound of the Vegas underground arts culture. Experience a Vegas only known to the true renegade — authentic art, late night cocktails, and a local vibe all its own.
Downtown Las VegasA contemporary hotel and casino destination offering excitement for every visitor. Located just a minute's walk from Fremont Street, The Downtown Grand offers a quieter respite from the Las Vegas Strip — steps away from all the action, setting it apart from other downtown Las Vegas hotels.
Downtown Las VegasNo secrets. No gimmicks. The El Cortez is the cornerstone of Downtown — an icon of classic Las Vegas. One of the last remaining family-run casinos, unburdened by corporate ownership. Since 1941, a part of this neighborhood. On February 22, 2013, it became the only existing casino placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Downtown Las VegasFour Queens Hotel and Casino has been in operation since 1966, consistently delivering high quality, traditional Las Vegas gaming and entertainment. Located across from sister property Binion's Gambling Hall in the heart of Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. Both properties are owned by TLC Casino Enterprises.
Downtown Las VegasPossibly the best-kept secret in all of Las Vegas. Set in the splendor of the Victorian era, with dozens of rare antiques and curiosities, award-winning restaurants — and even a slab of the Berlin Wall — Main Street Station offers a unique experience you won't want to miss.
Downtown Las VegasBuilt in 1971 on land that formerly held the Union Pacific Railroad Station, the Plaza once stood out as the only hotel in history with an in-house railroad ticket office. It has starred in films including 'Diamonds Are Forever,' 'The Stand,' 'Casino,' and 'Back to the Future Part II.' Located at the west end of the Fremont Street Experience.