Hotel Apache at Binion's

Hotel Apache at Binion's is a restored 1932 hotel at 128 Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, located above Binion's Gambling Hall and within the Fremont Street Experience. The property is adults only, with a minimum age of 21, and it occupies one of the older buildings on Fremont Street, which gives it a distinctive historic character. The location is in the middle of downtown, close to Golden Nugget, Four Queens and the Fremont East district, and the airport is about fifteen minutes away by car. The Strip is roughly ten minutes south by rideshare or bus. The building has been restored and updated, with compact rooms that preserve a vintage feel while offering modern bedding and bathrooms. Room types include Standard King rooms and Two Queen rooms, which are small but comfortable and well priced for downtown. Binion's Gambling Hall below is a legendary casino, home to the early years of the World Series of Poker and known for its old-school gambling atmosphere, with low table limits and a loyal local following. Guests have direct access to the casino, and Binion's also offers a steakhouse and casual dining. The adults-only policy gives the hotel a quieter feel than family-oriented casino hotels, although the Fremont Street area outside is lively late into the evening. There is no large pool complex, so most visitors spend their time on Fremont Street and nearby museums such as the Mob Museum and the Neon Museum. Service is straightforward and personal. Nightly rates generally run from about $50 to $160, plus a resort fee of roughly $25 to $45. The property suits adult travellers, history-minded visitors and gamblers who want a central, characterful downtown address. Light sleepers should ask for a room away from the street.