"A classic Fremont Street property with no resort fee — one of the few remaining downtown casinos that hasn't been absorbed into a larger corporate ecosystem."
Overall Rating
Four Queens is one of the last independently operated casinos on Fremont Street. No resort fee, prime location directly on the Fremont Street Experience, and a classic old-school casino atmosphere. The rooms are dated but the price is right.
Dated rooms. Functional but not renovated. The price reflects the quality.
No pool.
How this resort holds up in peak Vegas summer (June–September)
No pool. Fremont Street canopy provides shade. Solid AC. No resort fee is a genuine summer budget win.
Opened in 1966. Has remained independently operated through multiple eras of downtown Las Vegas development.
Budget travelers. Old-school Vegas fans. Anyone who wants zero resort fee and a prime Fremont Street location.
Uber / Lyft
Rideshare — fastest option
Taxi (Metered)
No shared shuttle service
Four Queens is the best no-resort-fee option on Fremont Street — prime location, independent operation, and the lowest total cost of any property directly on the Fremont Street Experience.
Independent
2015
The first ground-up downtown resort in decades. Stadium Swim is the most impressive pool concept in Vegas. Adults only, by design.
The class of Fremont Street. The pool has a shark tank in the middle of it. The rooms are the best in downtown Vegas (after Circa).
One of the most storied names in Vegas gambling — Benny Binion's original joint, now operating as a casino-first property with the historic Hotel Apache tower.