The D Las Vegas

Name: The D Las Vegas
Address: 301 Fremont St., Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $32+

Reviewed by the Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated October 2026

The D Las Vegas is a lively, great-value downtown hotel right on the Fremont Street Experience, pairing cheap, comfy rooms with a two-floor casino, a nostalgic second-floor slots level and Detroit-imported dining like American Coney Island.

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Is The D Las Vegas Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The D brings a slice of Detroit to the heart of downtown's Fremont Street Experience, with warm hospitality, comfortable rooms and unbeatable value. The casino spans two floors, and the second floor keeps a bank of vintage-styled slots alongside keno and the Fortune Cup horse-racing game - though the machines are ticket-in, ticket-out now, not real coin droppers. (The floor's beloved Sigma Derby horse-racing game moved to sister property Golden Gate in June 2026.)

Dining leans on imports from Michigan, including American Coney Island and the bacon-obsessed Bacon Nation, and the location puts the neon canopy, free concerts and zip line of Fremont Street right at your door.

Budget honestly: the resort fee is $39.95 plus tax per night (about $45 all-in as of 2026), but it covers Wi-Fi, the 24-hour fitness center and parking - both self-parking and valet are free for hotel guests. The D sits downtown, roughly four miles from the center-Strip resorts; the Deuce bus runs 24/7 between Fremont Street and the Strip, and a rideshare takes 15–20 minutes outside peak traffic. Light sleepers should ask for a higher floor - Fremont Street's concert stages run past midnight right outside.

Insider tipAsk for a room on the 26th floor or higher: Fremont Street's concert stages run past midnight right below, so the height buys you quieter nights - and that's exactly where the Deluxe 2 Queen City View rooms sit, with their panoramic city-and-mountain views.

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Rooms

Deluxe

This 300-square-foot room comes with one king or two queen beds, plus a small table and two chairs. The bathroom has a shower.

Deluxe 2 Queen City View

Also 300 square feet, this non-smoking room sits on the 26th floor or higher, with panoramic views of the city or the surrounding mountains. It comes with two queen beds and a flat-screen HD TV with premium cable channels and pay-per-view movies. The bathroom has a shower.

Location

301 Fremont St.

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Frequently asked questions

Does The D Las Vegas have a resort fee?

Yes - $39.95 plus tax per night, roughly $45 all-in as of 2026. Unlike some Vegas resort fees, it bundles in your Wi-Fi, use of the 24-hour fitness center and parking, so none of those come as an extra charge.

How do you get from The D to the Las Vegas Strip?

It's about four miles from downtown to the center-Strip resorts. The 24/7 Deuce bus runs the whole route and a rideshare is 15–20 minutes outside rush hour; note the monorail doesn't reach downtown, so there's no train option.

Can children stay at The D Las Vegas?

You have to be 21 to reserve a room, but kids can stay once you've booked - children 11 and under stay free with an adult, up to a maximum of four guests per room.

Is parking free at The D Las Vegas?

Registered hotel guests park free in both the self-park garage (entrance off 3rd Street) and valet. Visitors pay $5 an hour up to $20 a day to self-park - though heavy casino play can comp that - while valet is free for everyone.

Is the Sigma Derby machine still at The D?

No - the last Sigma Derby in Las Vegas moved to sister property Golden Gate in June 2026. The D's second floor still runs a bank of vintage-styled slots, but they are ticket-in, ticket-out - the coins-in-the-tray experience left with Sigma Derby.

Rating

3.6

Number of rooms629 rooms in a 34-story tower, including D Suites and two-bedroom suites.

CasinoYes. Casino games include blackjack, craps, keno, Let It Ride, roulette, baccarat and pai gow, along with the latest slot and video poker machines and a high-limit gaming area. The second floor keeps a bank of vintage-styled machines - ticket-in, ticket-out rather than coin payout - alongside keno and the Fortune Cup horse-racing game. (Its famous Sigma Derby horse-racing game moved to sister property Golden Gate in June 2026.)

Race & Sports BookYes. The sportsbook at The D is operated by Circa Sports, with additional betting terminals at the hockey-themed BarCanada bar on the second floor.

RestaurantsAmerican Coney Island - American, open 24 hours Andiamo Steakhouse - Italian steakhouse Bacon Nation - American comfort food (bacon-focused) Coffee Stand - Café

NightlifeYes. Four bars: the outdoor D Bar on Fremont Street, LONGBAR on the casino floor, and the Vue Bar and hockey-themed BarCanada on the second floor.

AttractionsNo.

PoolYes. The hotel has its own outdoor pool, The D Pool, and guests of The D also get two Stadium Swim passes per room per night at sister property Circa Resort (21+ only), with early entry from 8 to 9 a.m. - everyone using them must be on the reservation.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes. A 24-hour fitness center with cardio machines and free weights.

SpaThere is no spa at The D Las Vegas.

ShopsYes, The D Shop. Numerous shops and kiosks can be found along Fremont Street and the Las Vegas Premium Outlets - North are just minutes away.

Wedding servicesNo chapel, but wedding services are available.

Business centerYes.

Convention roomsYes. The D Las Vegas can accommodate groups of all sizes. There is 11,000 square feet of space, including the 6,000-square-foot Detroit Ballroom (up to 300 people), the outdoor Traverse City Patio and eight break-out rooms overlooking Fremont Street.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceNo.

Pets allowedNo.

In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the resort fee.

Hotel amenitiesSafety deposit boxes, concierge, laundry service and luggage service. A Hertz car-rental desk is on the second floor of sister property Circa's Garage Mahal garage.

Parking garageYes, a multi-story self-parking garage adjacent to the hotel with the entrance off 3rd Street. Parking is free for registered hotel guests. Visitors pay by the hour (about $4-5 an hour, capped at $20 a day), and comped garage parking is available based on casino play. Valet is free for hotel guests; non-guests should expect a charge (Las Vegas Advisor lists $15), so confirm on arrival.

Free ParkingYes, for registered hotel guests (both self-parking and valet).

RV parkNo.

Shuttle service to the airportShuttle service to and from the airport available for a fee from an outside company.

Shuttle service to the stripNo.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time3 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.

PoliciesChildren 11 and under stay free with an adult. The maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four.

Incidental chargesA valid credit card is required for incidental charges; the hotel places an authorization of about $50 on the card at check-in. Cash deposits are not accepted.

Prices From$32

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