Hotel Apache
Hotel Apache is a genuinely historic — and reputedly haunted — 1932 hotel above Binion's on Fremont Street. With old-Vegas character, 1930s-themed rooms and free parking, it's a characterful, budget pick for history buffs and ghost-hunters in the heart of downtown, from $43/night.



Hotel Apache Las Vegas: Honest Review, Rooms & Rates
Opened in 1932, Hotel Apache is a true Las Vegas landmark, set above the legendary Binion's Gambling Hall on Fremont Street. Once owned by gambling pioneer Benny Binion, it hosted stars like Clark Gable and Humphrey Bogart, and today it leans hard into its history — and its reputation as one of downtown's most haunted buildings.
Rooms carry a 1930s theme down to the vintage radio, making it catnip for history lovers and fans of shows like Ghost Hunters. It's a no-frills boutique rather than a resort, but with free parking and a prime downtown location, it's a characterful budget stay, from around $43 a night.
Insider tipRooms lean into a 1930s 'haunted' theme, complete with a vintage radio — fun for history and ghost fans, but it's a no-frills boutique, so set expectations accordingly.Check Rates & Availability →
Rooms

Standard Room
2The spacious room comes with a queen bed with vintage-style décor. Each room has a 42” flat-screen TV, in-room safe, vintage clock radio with Bluetooth capabilities, period inspired rotary dial telephone and easy access USB ports to charge your phone. The bathroom has a combined shower and tub.

Premium Room
2The spacious room comes with a queen bed with vintage-style décor. Each room has a 42” flat-screen TV, in-room safe, vintage clock radio with Bluetooth capabilities, period inspired rotary dial telephone, a mini-fridge and easy access USB ports to charge your phone. The bathroom has a combined shower and tub.
Location
128 Fremont Str
