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Four Queens Hotel and Casino
Long-running casino hotel on the Fremont Street Experience, in operation since 1966, with no resort fee, a pool, a range of suites and the Hugo's Cellar restaurant.
At a glance
- Type
- Budget casino hotel
- Area
- Downtown (Fremont Street), Las Vegas, United States
- Price
- $ · Budget
- Official site
- fourqueens.com
Good to know
- No resort fee
- Pool
- Casino
- Hugo's Cellar
- Suites
Why we recommend it
The Four Queens is a classic Downtown casino hotel that has been in operation since 1966, and it remains one of the most affordable places to stay on the Fremont Street Experience. The property focuses on traditional Las Vegas gaming and entertainment, and it sits under the light canopy at the heart of Downtown.
A key attraction for budget-minded travellers is the hotel's no resort fee policy, which can make a significant difference to the final bill compared with many Strip hotels. Rooms are spread across two towers. In the South Tower, options include premium rooms and accessible rooms, while the North Tower has newly renovated standard rooms. For more space, the hotel offers a range of suites, including the Royal, Regal, Crown, Noble and Imperial suites and a junior suite.
Facilities are simple but useful, with a pool and a gift shop, and the casino floor offers traditional games. The hotel's fine-dining restaurant, Hugo's Cellar, is one of Downtown's most romantic dinner spots, known for a rose presented to women on arrival, a tableside salad cart and desserts prepared at the table. Reservations can be made through the Four Queens.
The Four Queens suits budget travellers, couples and groups of friends who want to be in the middle of Downtown's nightlife. It is not a luxury hotel, and the lively setting means Fremont Street can be noisy late at night, so light sleepers should ask for a quieter room when booking. Booking directly through the hotel's website or by phone gives access to its own rates.
Because there is no resort fee, the price you see when booking is closer to what you pay, which makes budgeting easier.
Location is the hotel's strongest point. Step outside and you are on the Fremont Street Experience, with the canopy shows, free live music and SlotZilla zipline. The Golden Nugget, Circa and El Cortez are all within walking distance, and The Mob Museum is a short walk north. The Neon Museum and the Arts District are each a short ride away, and the Strip is a short taxi or ride-share trip south. For a classic Downtown stay at a modest price, it is hard to beat.
Four Queens Hotel and Casino FAQs
How long has the Four Queens been open?
It has been in operation since 1966.
Is there a resort fee?
No, the hotel advertises no resort fee.
What room types are available?
South Tower premium and accessible rooms, renovated North Tower rooms and a range of suites.
Is there a pool?
Yes, the hotel has a pool.
Is there a restaurant on site?
Yes, including the fine-dining Hugo's Cellar.
How do I book?
Through the hotel's website or by phone on +1 702-385-4011.
Where is it?
At 202 Fremont Street on the Fremont Street Experience.
Is it noisy?
Fremont Street can be lively late at night, so ask for a quieter room if you are a light sleeper.