Although prices may shift up or down depending on how busy the hotel is. Rooms typically go for about $50/night during the week and about $100/night on the weekend. It competes with the Golden Nugget for the most modern hotel on Fremont Street. Hotel: The D is a solid hotel with great customer service. Other games include slots, video poker, poker, keno, Sigma Derby and a sports book. Most of the tables games at The D have a $5 minimum including: blackjack, roulette and craps.

The downstairs casino has “Dancing Dealers” that keep you entertained while you gamble in the Party Pit.

Location: Center/East end of Fremont StreetĬasino: The D is one of the few casinos in Las Vegas with a 2-story casino floor.Non-guests can self-park for $5/hour with a $20 daily max. Parking: Parking is free of hotel guests. There is also a popular bar/nightclub called Troy Liquor Bar. Restaurants: The Golden Nugget has a wide variety of restaurants including: Vic & Anthony’s (Steak), Grotto Italian Ristorante, Claim Jumper (Everything), Cadillac Mexican Kitchen, Saltgrass Steak House, The Grille (Everything), Chick-fil-A and Starbucks.Īttractions: There are a few attractions here including: an award winning pool with a shark tank, live concerts, comedy shows, a spa, and a shopping center. Expect to pay $140/night during the week and $180/night on the weekend.

The rooms are large and are equipped with plenty of amenities. Hotel: Just like the casino, the hotel rooms at the Golden Nugget are among the best in Downtown Las Vegas. There are thousands of slot machines and a wide variety of table games including: blackjack ($10 minimum), craps ($5 minimum), poker, roulette ($10 minimum) and baccarat. Casino: The Golden Nugget has the biggest casino floor in Downtown Las Vegas.

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