LAS VEGAS OFF-STRIP CASINO RESORTS
DOWNTOWN
Las Vegas, NV
Fitzgerald’s
DESCRIPTION: The first African-American to own a casino in Las Vegas, Don Barden, purchased Fitzgerald’s from prior owners who established a luck o’ the Irish theme in 34-stories having 624 deluxe rooms; though it little Black cultural art, its a great place to play some of the loosest slot machines in Vegas and a Old School R&B performers are frequenting the lounge
ADDRESS: 301 East Fremont Street MAP
PHONE: 800-274-5825
4 Queens
DESCRIPTION: Its landmark marquee is one of the best loved in Vegas; like most downtown casinos, it is known for slightly more favorable chances to win; twin 19-story towers hosting 690 rooms, many of which are Jacuzzi-suites, non-smoking rooms and ADA-compliant rooms; dining options include Magnolia’s 24-hour service, the classy Hugo’s Cellar, Chicago Brewing Company
ADDRESS: 202 East Fremont Street MAP
PHONE: 800-634-6045
Golden Nugget
DESCRIPTION: This AAAA Four-Diamond winner for 29 consecutive years has 1,907 beautiful rooms with signature touches and lots of amenities; restaurant options include Vic at Anthony’s Steakhouse, Lillie’s Noodle House, The Buffet, Carson Street Café, and an International Beer Bar all near the casino floor
ADDRESS: 129 East Fremont Street MAP
PHONE: 702-385-7111
Binion’s Horseshoe
DESCRIPTION: Located downtown, it is known as a card player’s casino and one of the top Poker spots in Vegas; one of the smaller Vegas hotels, it has only 366 comfortable rooms; one of the its best features is the 25th floor roof top pool that gives 360 degree views of Vegas – a greet place or a cocktail; Binion's Ranch Steakhouse the most offers a spectacular view of downtown; Binion's Ranch Steak house is located on the 24th floor
ADDRESS: 128 East Fremont Street MAP
PHONE: 800-937-6537
Golden Gate
DESCRIPTION: Established in 1906, Las Vegas' most historic casino and smallest hotel on Fremont Street has only 106 rooms; entering from the Fremont Street Experience with its nightly light shows you almost feel like you walked back in time; this casino hotel has a classic décor and is proud of it; the 99 cent shrimp cocktail in the San Francisco Shrimp Bar is the best in Vegas; plenty of veteran players love the gambling action in its friendly environment
ADDRESS: 1 East Fremont Street MAP
PHONE: 702-385-1906
Rio
DESCRIPTION: Located just off the Strip on Flamingo Road, the red and purple neon towers of Rio Hotel belies its Carnaval atmosphere and its strictly adult appeal; Club 3121 keeps the party going until early morning; Masquerade entertainment every Wed-Fri 5p–7p Happy Hour; Magician-comedians Penn & Teller and the scantily clad Chippendale dancers make this a casino resort preferred by singles; Rio is known for its commitment to guest satisfaction, large suite-size rooms and pool that resembles a tropical lagoon; restaurants include: Antonio's Italian Ristorante, Gaylord, Buzio's Seafood Restaurant (outstanding!), Bamboleo, Sao Paulo Cafe, and Carnival World Buffet; Adult attractions include Penn & Teller, Chippendales, BiKiNiS Beach Club, and Showgirls; Noche Latina (Latin Night) Wednesdays, Old School Party Thursdays, and New Orleans Nite Fridays; on Fri-Sat, dancers perform nonstop from 10a-2a; celebrity entertainers love to hang-out at the Voodoo Lounge 51 stories in the sky; Rio features the world-class Wine Cellar Tasting Room
ADDRESS: 3700 West Flamingo Road MAP
PHONE: 800-851-1703 ADDRESS: 4321 West Flamingo Road MAP PHONE: 800-297-0144 ADDRESS: 4500 West Tropicana Avenue MAP PHONE: 800-675-3267 ADDRESS: 4455 Paradise Road MAP PHONE: 702-693-5000 ADDRESS: 3000 Paradise Road MAP PHONE: 888-732-7117
Palms
DESCRIPTION: A beach-themed casino resort that attracts sports gaming clientele and sports fans to watch games between partying and gambling; that figures since the Maloof Brothers also own the NBA’s Sacramento Kings and are known for being hip; this $265-million resort is also known for male and female eye-candy lounging around its magnificent pool; go to the 55th floor to dance and take in the 360-degree panoramic city view; movie theaters are also on the premises
Orleans
DESCRIPTION: A New Orleans theme resonates among its 1886 nicely appointed, oversized rooms and suites with separate sitting areas; spectacular views face the Las Vegas Strip or mountain panoramas; features 3,000 slots, video poker, keno, and your favorite table games, plus 10 restaurants and a free shuttle to its sister property, the Barbary Coast on the Strip; known for booking a wide range of entertainers in the Orleans Arena, including Tower of Power; add a bowling alley and 18-screen movie theater on the premises and you have an excellent Strip resort experience for less than prices on The Strip
Hard Rock Hotel
DESCRIPTION: Known as a music industry hang-out and for its adult-oriented swimming pool that attracts a lot of singles; African Americans are featured in photos and exhibits throughout the hotel; major exhibits include Mariah Carey, Jimi Hendrix, Michael Jackson, Temptations, James Brown, Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Otis Redding; several displays include old video footage of stars and their costumes
Las Vegas Hilton
DESCRIPTION: Attached to the Las Vegas Convention Center, it has all the business amenities you’d expect from regions prime convention hotel -- elegant accommodations in 3,000 well-designed rooms and suites; includes a number of fancy gift shops and a Kidz Clubhouse; Star Trek: The Experience® features the largest assortment in the galaxy of Star Trek memorabilia for look-only and purchase; the wide assortment of restaurants include The Buffet, Benihana, Hilton Steakhouse, 888 Noodle Bar, Garden of the Dragon and more to satisfy every palette; 2006 acts coming include Donna Summer and Johnny Mathis; Las Vegas Monorail conveniently connects the resort to The Strip
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