"A small independent casino hotel on Paradise Road — budget-friendly, close to the Strip, and one of the few remaining independent casino hotels in Las Vegas."
Overall Rating
Silver Sevens is a small independent casino hotel on Paradise Road — close to the Strip and convention center. The property is dated but the location is genuinely convenient. The resort fee is high for what is a budget-tier property.
Basic rooms. Dated but functional.
Small outdoor pool.
How this resort holds up in peak Vegas summer (June–September)
Small pool. Dated property. The location near the convention center is the main asset.
Opened in 1979 as the Paddlewheel Hotel Casino. Has operated under various names. Currently operates as Silver Sevens.
Budget travelers. Convention attendees. Anyone who wants a cheap room close to the Strip.
Uber / Lyft
Rideshare — fastest option
Taxi (Metered)
No shared shuttle service
Silver Sevens is a budget option near the Strip and convention center — the location is the main asset, but the resort fee is hard to justify for the property quality.
Independent
2016
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The SuperBook is the best sportsbook in Vegas. The hotel is fine. Elvis played here for seven years. The location is close to the convention center.
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