People everywhere, music blasting, crazy graphics on the overhead screen, ziplines, it's intense. The Mob Museum is a few blocks off Fremont and is fantastic, same with the Neon Museum.įremont at night is fucking bananas. Pricey as hell but it's like 1972 never ended. The D has super cheap rates, but is also located right next to one of the many free performance stages on Fremont, so if you want to get to sleep before 3am you may have trouble.Hugo's Cellar is an old school steakhouse below street level on Fremont. Same owner as The D and Golden Gate, which means same players card.

If you are used to MGM/Caesars that might be the place for you.

Great rooms, HUGE sportsbook, decent casino. If you play craps check out this handy sheet for tables: Ĭirca is the fancy hotel downtown. Really, any advice is appreciated from those who have spent much time downtown. I'd love to build some relationships downtown now. Not that I'm a high roller, but with Caesars and MGM I would consistently get free rooms and most (if not all) room charges comped. Favorite places to play and why, places to absolutely avoid, casinos with the best (or most fair) comps for craps players, and which of those three hotels would you stay at? Also, if anyone has a connection with a host at any of those properties I would love to connect with one. Talk to me about your suggestions for a trip downtown. I'm staying for three nights Downtown this time (4Q, Fremont, or The D) and haven't really spent more than a few hours on Fremont before on any of my previous trips. I was always a Strip guy, mostly Caesars and MGM properties, but getting tired of how ridiculous the Strip has become. I am going back to Vegas on a solo trip in a few weeks for my first significant trip out there since before Covid.

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