Best Western Plus Casino Royale

A 152-room budget casino hotel in the exact middle of the Strip - the only Strip casino hotel with no resort fee, plus free guest parking, a slots-only casino floor, and a 24-hour Denny's (the famous White Castle closed in March 2026).

Is Best Western Plus Casino Royale Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Best Western Plus Casino Royale is a 152-room budget casino hotel at 3411 Las Vegas Blvd S, wedged into the center Strip between Harrah's and The Venetian. It matters for one simple reason: it is the only casino hotel on the Strip with no resort fee, and it gives registered guests free self-parking - a combination no neighbor can match. The advertised rate is close to what guests actually pay, which is rare enough in Las Vegas to make this small property a fixture on every value list.

The ground floor is a compact, single-level casino, but the famous cheap pit is history: the table games came out during the pandemic and have not come back (the casino's own gaming page still calls the pit 'temporarily closed'), so it is slots, video poker and a William Hill sports book window only. Food skews fast and functional: a 24-hour Denny's with second-floor Strip views, an Outback Steakhouse open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., a food court with Pizza Hut and Subway, and a Fat Tuesday frozen-drink bar. Rooms come with a 42-inch flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, coffee maker, in-room safe, and free Wi-Fi, and there is a 24-hour fitness room and business center.

The trade-offs are real. Rooms are clean but basic - closer to a well-kept motel than a resort - and the small outdoor pool is an afterthought with little deck space. Strip-facing rooms pick up street noise, and directly across the Boulevard the former Mirage is an active construction site until it reopens as the Hard Rock, so west-facing views are cranes for now. There is no spa, no room service, and no showroom. But if the goal is sleeping in the exact middle of the Strip for the lowest honest all-in price, nothing else comes close.

Insider tipFor a quieter room, ask not to face Las Vegas Boulevard: Strip-side rooms catch street noise, and the west-facing ones currently overlook the Mirage/Hard Rock construction site across the street until it reopens. Still want a Strip view? The second-floor Denny's has one, free with a 24-hour breakfast.
Check Rates & Availability →

Rooms

Standard Room, 1 King

Standard Room, 1 King

2

About 280 sq ft with one king bed, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, coffee maker, work desk and in-room safe. Bathroom is a simple tub/shower combo. Clean and functional rather than plush - think well-kept motel room in a center-Strip address.

Standard Room, 2 Double Beds

Standard Room, 2 Double Beds

4

Same 280-sq-ft footprint with two double beds, so it technically sleeps four but feels tight with more than three adults. Comes with the standard setup: flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, coffee maker, iron and board, free Wi-Fi. The cheapest way to put a group in the middle of the Strip.

Junior Suite, 1 King with Sofa Bed

Junior Suite, 1 King with Sofa Bed

4

Roughly 560 sq ft - the property's step-up option, with a king bed, a sofa bed and a separate dining/sitting area. Same basic finishes as the standard rooms, just with room to breathe; a modest premium buys noticeably more space for a longer stay.

Location

3411 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

View map

Frequently asked questions

Does Casino Royale charge a resort fee?

No - it is the only casino hotel on the Las Vegas Strip with no resort fee, a distinction independent fee trackers still confirm in 2026. What you book (plus tax) is what you pay, while neighboring resorts tack on $50 a night or more in mandatory fees before tax.

Is parking free at Casino Royale, and is there valet?

Registered guests park free in the garage and outdoor lots - a genuine saving where most center-Strip resorts charge about $18–$40 a day. There is no valet, so plan to self-park and carry your own bags in.

Where exactly is Casino Royale on the Strip?

On the east side of the center Strip at 3411 Las Vegas Blvd S, sandwiched between Harrah's and The Venetian. Mind the outlook: directly across the Boulevard the former Mirage is being rebuilt as Hard Rock Las Vegas, so the Strip-facing side looks onto a construction site until it opens.

Does Casino Royale still have $3 craps with 100x odds?

That era is over for good: Casino Royale pulled its table-games pit during the pandemic and has not brought it back - the casino's own gaming page still calls the pit 'temporarily closed' - so there is no craps, blackjack or roulette here at all, only slots, video poker and a William Hill sports book window. For cheap craps you now have to look downtown or off-Strip.

Can you get a Strip view at Casino Royale?

You can, but weigh the trade-off: Strip-facing rooms catch street noise, and the across-the-street outlook is the Mirage/Hard Rock construction site for now. For a view without paying for one, grab a booth at the second-floor Denny's, which looks out over the Boulevard and is open 24 hours.

Is there 24-hour food at Casino Royale?

Yes - Denny's and Subway both run 24 hours (the White Castle that used to join them closed in March 2026), so you can eat any time without leaving the building. For a sit-down dinner, Outback Steakhouse serves 11 a.m.–11 p.m.; for anything fancier, The Venetian is next door.
Rating

3.9

Star filledStar filledStar filledStar halfStar empty
Number of rooms152 rooms, all non-smoking - one of the smallest hotels on the Strip.
CasinoYes - a compact single-level casino, but slots and video poker only: the table-games pit closed during the pandemic and has not reopened (the hotel's gaming page still lists it as temporarily closed). There is also a William Hill sports book.
RestaurantsOutback Steakhouse - steakhouse, 11 a.m.–11 p.m. Denny's - American diner, open 24 hours Pizza Hut - food court Subway - food court, open 24 hours Footlong Hot Dogs - quick bites Fat Tuesday - frozen-drink bar (White Castle closed here at the end of March 2026.)
PoolSmall outdoor pool, open daily 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. - fine for a quick dip, but there is little deck space and no resort-style scene.
SpaNo.
Health club or fitness equipment24-hour fitness room with cardio equipment, universal gym, stationary bike and treadmill.
Room serviceNo.
Pets allowedNo - pets are not accepted.
In-room Internet accessFree in-room wireless internet; Wi-Fi also in public areas and the business center.
Hotel amenities24-hour business center, safe-deposit boxes at the casino cage, in-room safes, mini-refrigerators and coffee makers, players club, Best Western Rewards program.
Parking garageFree self-parking for registered hotel guests (garage and outdoor lots) - a genuine rarity on the center Strip. No valet service.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes - accessible rooms with grab bars and visual alarms; accessible parking on site.
Check-in time4 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
Incidental chargesA credit card is required at check-in, with an incidental deposit of about $30 per night.
Prices From$71
We keep every page honest - if something's wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.

Comments

Share your experience and see what other visitors think.

Loading comments…