Casino
202 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
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The short version
Four Queens sits in the middle of Fremont Street under the canopy, and guests keep praising the location and the people at the front desk. There's no resort fee. Many rooms have been renovated recently, and guests describe them as clean and roomy, with a fridge and coffee maker. On the casino side there's a Boomers sportsbook and a Chicago Brewing Company outpost, and one player who didn't stay rated the comps and affordable tables.
Sleep is the catch. Rooms facing Fremont get live music from the street stage until 3 a.m., and walls between rooms are thin enough to hear a neighbor's TV. Ask for a room away from the street if you need quiet. Other complaints involve stained towels and sheets, fixtures that broke mid stay and night security and desk staff that guests found unhelpful.
Written from about 20 recent Google reviews, Google's most relevant and its lowest rated, read in September 2026. Places change, so take it as a guide rather than the last word.
Location
202 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Google reviews
The good reviews Google ranks highest, next to the worst ones, left exactly as they were written. 22,628 people have rated Four Queens Hotel & Casino on Google, for an average of 4.2.
We stayed here and it was perfect. Great location, super friendly staff. At check-in we met Don and Gina and they were exceptional. Professional, but fun and engaging and had us laughing right from the beginning.
Rooms were clean and nice, can be a bit loud outside but it's Vegas!! My only complaint is literally the lack of TV channels. We will definitely be staying again!
This was an interesting stay. Three days in the heart of Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. My expectations were low coming in but the room itself exceeded those expectations. It was freshly renovated and very very clean. The front desk
There is a Boomers sports book there. Boomers has great promotions. I like the Chicago brewing company in the Four Queens. I didn't take any pictures. On top of great brews. They also brew Root Beer. The casino floor has modern machines. Magnolias is a good coffee shop.
Certainly not considered high-end but prices are affordable, comps are really good and machines paid pretty well.
We didn't stay there so I can't say anything about the rooms but they're sub-$50 so I'd know what to expect.
Again, as a casino to hit up down on Fremont, it's great for comps and affordable table games.
Stayed for 3 nights the first week in August. I've stayed on thr strip numerous of times before. But this hotel is absolutely my favorite now. No resort fees which is absolutely wonderful. Yes the hotel is older but a few steps into the building off of Freemont St you cant beat it. The customer service was absolutely…
We stayed here for 3 nights and had a good experience. There was a mishap with our first room, but the management team was amazing. They handled it perfectly, comping our room with food and drink to make up for it. The staff throughout the
Had a bad stay here. First and only time staying here, a lot of things were bad. 1. The room safe did not work; it would display a message saying safe secure and locked but would not actually lock. It took 30-50 attempts to ever get it to actually lock. Slamming the door a couple times seemed to fix the sensor,…
This location was very nice I went for Mothers Day Weekend . I gamble a lot so every thing was nice and fun until one of the Front Desk Clerk Demetrius made a very disturbing comment. There are several restaurants inside that hotel that I
We checked in on friday, it looked clean in the lobby and i thought yes we did good as this was our first visit to the 4 queens. We got to our room and it was really loud we were on the 5th floor north tower. I had no idea where this room
Place seems nice… I walked in and was looking at my phone and clearly not wanting help but then all of a sudden the manager working there right now, overweight curly haired weird looking guy started screaming at me “HELLO SIR YOU’RE IN NO
My experience with this hotel was extremely negative. The front desk staff seemed more focused on extracting money from guests than on providing genuine customer service. I did not see any willingness to resolve issues or handle situations that required a human approach.
On two occasions when a manager’s involvement…
Think carefully before booking here. At check-in, the front desk "upgraded" us to a different room. The room was directly above a DJ stage on the street, so there was insanely loud music until 3am which kept us from getting almost any
Reviews and ratings belong to their authors and Google, and are not verified by us. Collected from Google Maps on September 26, 2026, so times are relative to that date.
At 202 Fremont St in Las Vegas, about 228 miles from Downtown LA as the crow flies. It's a Nevada casino, so it has slot machines as well as table games, and you need to be 21 to gamble.
Yes, there's a hotel on the property, so you can stay the night instead of driving home late.
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Stadium Swim and its giant screen
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Right on Fremont Street
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West end of Fremont Street
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Old school downtown character
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Under the Fremont Street canopy
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Old Vegas gambling hall
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The oldest hotel on Fremont Street
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Modern rooms with city views
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Right under the Fremont Street canopy
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Hawaiian food and island regulars
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Victorian woodwork, stained glass, chandeliers