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.

Is the Plaza Las Vegas Worth It? 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.

Practical notes: the nightly resort fee is $39 plus 13% tax (about $44 all-in) and covers covered self-parking for up to two vehicles per reservation, the rooftop pool and the gym — non-guests pay about $10–$25 a day to park. The Strip is roughly four miles south: the Deuce bus runs 24/7 from Fremont Street, and a rideshare takes 10–15 minutes; there is no hotel shuttle. The rooftop deck — with its heated pool, hot tub and a dozen pickleball courts — is for registered guests only, and on summer Friday nights the hotel launches free fireworks that rooms facing Main Street will hear.

Insider tipFor the remodeled rooms, book the "Luxe Room" by name — the cheaper "Deluxe Run of House" rate lets the front desk assign whatever room and floor is open at check-in, so only the Luxe guarantees the 2019 refresh's walk-in shower, mini-fridge, work desk and Amazon Echo.
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Rooms

Deluxe Room - Run of House

Deluxe Room - Run of House

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This 325-square-foot room comes with one king bed with triple sheeting, a flat-screen TV and a bathroom with a combined tub/shower. Run of House means the exact room and floor are assigned at check-in, so views and locations vary.

Luxe Room

Luxe Room

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Added in the Plaza's 2019 room upgrade, this 325-square-foot room comes with either one king or two queen beds. Amenities include a 50-inch TV, a work desk, an in-room safe, an iron and ironing board, a mini-fridge and an Amazon Echo voice assistant. The bathroom has a walk-in shower.

Deluxe Room Two Queen

Deluxe Room Two Queen

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This 325-square-foot room sleeps up to four with two queen beds with triple sheeting. It also includes a flat-screen TV, an in-room safe and bath amenities; the bathroom has a combined tub/shower.

Location

1 Main Street

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Plaza's resort fee cover?

The resort fee is $39 per night plus 13% tax, about $44 all-in. It bundles covered self-parking for up to two vehicles per reservation, access to the rooftop pool and the gym, and in-room WiFi — so for guests who drive, the parking alone offsets much of the fee.

How do you get from the Plaza to the Strip?

The center Strip is roughly four miles south. The 24/7 Deuce bus boards right on Fremont Street outside the hotel, a rideshare runs about 10-15 minutes, and there is no hotel shuttle to either the Strip or the airport.

Does the Plaza have room service?

No, there's no in-room dining. But the ground floor covers late nights on its own: Subway is open 24 hours and Pinkbox Doughnuts runs almost around the clock, so food is a few steps from your room at any hour.

Can non-guests use the Plaza's rooftop pool and pickleball courts?

No — the 70,000-square-foot rooftop deck, including the heated pool, hot tub and the dozen pickleball courts, is limited to registered hotel guests, so you have to be booked in to swim or play. Court time and equipment can be reserved for a fee.

Is the Plaza Hotel & Casino pet-friendly?

No. Only ADA-recognized service animals are permitted; emotional-support animals and ordinary pets are not allowed.
Rating

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Number of rooms1,003.
CasinoYes, an 80,000-square-foot casino with table games ranging from blackjack, craps and roulette to free bet blackjack, more than 500 slot and video poker machines, a live keno lounge and downtown Las Vegas's only bingo room, which runs six sessions daily.
Race & Sports BookYes, the William Hill Race & Sports Book — the largest in downtown Las Vegas, with more than 75 screens.
RestaurantsOscar's Steakhouse — steaks and seafood in the glass dome; Hash House A Go Go — oversized American breakfasts and comfort food; Fresh Mexican Grill — Mexican; Coffee Bar — café with locally roasted coffee; Pinkbox Doughnuts — open almost around the clock; Subway — sandwiches, 24 hours. A Five Guys is slated to join the lineup in 2026.
EntertainmentThe Plaza Showroom hosts live productions and tribute shows, summer brings free Friday-night fireworks over Main Street, and the outdoor CORE Arena stages rodeos, monster-truck events and festivals.
NightlifeThe Carousel Bar, an outdoor bar under the porte-cochère styled as a life-size carousel facing the Fremont Street Experience, has Nevada's only outdoor video poker; inside are the Omaha Bar and the Sportsbook Bar, plus Hogs & Heifers Outpost, a pop-up of the famed saloon that opened in January 2026.
AttractionsThe Plaza Hotel & Casino is located at the west end of Fremont Street Experience. It is also only a short distance from The Smith Center.
PoolThe Pool at the Plaza sits on a 70,000-square-foot rooftop deck with a heated pool, a hot tub, cabana and daybed rentals, a full bar and a food truck serving burgers, pizza and salads. Alongside it are a dozen dedicated pickleball courts with equipment rentals and reservable court time. The deck is open to registered hotel guests only.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes. The Plaza Gym is open daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.; access is included in the resort fee.
SpaNo.
ShopsYes, there's a gift shop and Rocco's Imported Tobaccos. Las Vegas Premium Outlets - North is also only minutes away.
Wedding servicesYes, the Plaza Hotel & Casino has a wedding chapel that offers personally tailored wedding packages.
Business centerThere is a self-serve business internet kiosk (with limitations) that is open 24 hours.
Convention roomsYes, there is 22,000 square feet of convention and meeting space -- including a 19,000-square-foot ballroom.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceNo.
Pets allowedNo — only ADA service animals are permitted.
In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the daily resort fee.
Hotel amenitiesA car rental desk, maid service, luggage service and wake-up calls.
Parking garageYes, a covered parking garage. Self-parking for registered hotel guests is included in the resort fee (up to two standard vehicles per reservation); non-guests pay about $10 per day Sunday-Thursday and $25 on Friday and Saturday. Oversized-vehicle parking in the open lot starts at $20 per day.
Free ParkingParking for hotel guests is included in the resort fee (up to two vehicles per reservation). Daily rates for non-guests are about $10 Sunday-Thursday and $25 on Friday and Saturday.
RV parkNo.
Shuttle service to the airportNo.
Shuttle service to the stripNo.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time4 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
PoliciesThe maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four.
Incidental chargesHotel requires a credit card or debit card for a $100 deposit upon check-in for incidental charges.
Prices From$32
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