Hotel Apache at Binion's

128 East Fremont Street, Near Four Queens Casino, Las Vegas, NV 89101, United States

Rating

3.5

Rooms

Pets

May

Hotel Apache at Binion's, Las Vegas

Hotel Apache at Binion's

This casino property is situated in Las Vegas, near Las Vegas City Hall. Another nearby point of interest is the Las Vegas Library. The hotel provides a casino, a restaurant, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Other amenities include conference rooms and complimentary parking. Guests at this air-conditioned establishment can also make use of the lobby, 24-hour check-out service and Internet access. Guest rooms have satellite and cable TV, a radio, direct dial telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. The en suite bathroom has a shower/bathtub combination. Individually regulated air conditioning and heating ensure guests' comfort throughout the year. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool.

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Overall

Good

3.5

175 reviews

Customers Review

Cleanliness 4

Comfort 3.7

Neighborhood 5

Amenities 3.1

Condition 3.5

Recomendation 100%

“Un ala en reparación, pero buen casino”

— Raul Rojas

“Things have changed at Binion's. Throughout the years it has gotten worse and worse. This last trip was the first one I have taken in a year due to the virus and everything I wanted to see at Binion's is now gone or closed. Firstly, Binion's steakhouse ! This was the best steakhouse downtown, and it is closed. Also, They removed the million dollar display. I wanted my son to see this and it is gone. They even removed the amazing chandelier above the main bar. This was a center piece in the casino and it is gone. It appears the old school Binion's may be gone forever.”

— James Trejo