Plaza Hotel & Casino
The Plaza is a retro downtown landmark at the head of Fremont Street, built in 1971 on the old Union Pacific railroad site and seen in films from Casino to Back to the Future Part II. Expect '70s character, the glass-domed Oscar's Steakhouse and affordable rooms, from $32/night.



Plaza Hotel & Casino Las Vegas: Honest Review, Rooms & Rates
Built in 1971 on the historic site of the Union Pacific Railroad Station, the Plaza is a true piece of downtown Vegas history — it even appeared in films like Casino and Back to the Future Part II. Its dazzling, dome-fronted entrance and cool '70s retro vibe give it a character the modern Strip can't match.
The glass-domed Oscar's Steakhouse is a local institution, and the rooms are comfortable and affordable. It anchors the top of the Fremont Street Experience, slightly away from the busiest blocks but still walkable to everything downtown, with free self-parking. Rates start around $32 a night.
Insider tipIt sits at the very top of Fremont Street, slightly removed from the busiest blocks — quieter at night, but still walkable to the whole downtown scene.Check Rates & Availability →
Rooms

Deluxe Room - Run of House
2This 325-square-foot room comes with one king bed with triple sheeting. Among the amenities is a 32-inch flat-screen TV with premium cable channels and pay-per-view options. The bathroom has a combined tub/shower.

Luxe Room
4This 325-square-foot room comes with either one king or two queen beds. Among the amenities are a 50-inch TV, a work desk, an in-room safe, iron/ironing board, mini-fridge and a voice activated Amazon Echo as your own personal concierge. The bathroom has a walk-in shower.

Deluxe Room Two Queen
4This 325-square-foot room comes with two queen beds with triple sheeting. Among the amenities is a 32-inch flat-screen TV with premium cable channels and pay-per-view options, an in-room safe, and bath amenities. The bathroom has a combined tub/shower.
Location
1 Main Street
