The D Las Vegas

The D Las Vegas is a hotel and casino at 301 Fremont St, in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, at the corner of Fremont Street and 3rd Street. The property was formerly Fitzgeralds and was rebuilt and reopened as the D in 2012, with a retro-modern style and a focus on lively table games and nightlife. Its location is on the Fremont Street Experience, within a short walk of the Fremont Street canopy, the Downtown Container Park and the Arts District, and the Deuce bus along the Strip stops nearby. The Las Vegas Strip is about a fifteen-minute drive. Harry Reid International Airport is about twenty minutes by car. The hotel tower holds modern, compact rooms with a simple decor, and categories include standard king, double and a few suites. Rooms are decorated in neutral tones with large windows, and upper floors have views over the downtown skyline and Fremont Street. Dining includes casual and upscale options, and the property is well known for its Vegas-style steakhouse, a sports bar and the Longbar, a long lounge with vintage atmosphere. The casino is famed for its Fremont Street-facing Vegas-style table games, a sportsbook and a Heartbreakers-style entertainment space, and the Fremont Street Experience light show runs outside. A rooftop pool and a fitness centre are available. The service character is friendly and informal, popular with younger visitors and groups who want a lively downtown base at a lower price than Strip resorts. Typical nightly rates run from roughly $50 to $170, with a resort fee of roughly $30 to $40 per night. Parking is charged at some downtown garages, so guests should confirm the current policy.