Silver Sevens

Name: Silver Sevens
Address: 4100 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169, Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $10+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Rock-bottom budget casino hotel at Flamingo & Paradise, a mile east of the Strip, with a 24-hour casino, free parking, a free airport shuttle, and weeknight rooms from $10 — before a hefty resort fee.

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Is Silver Sevens Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Silver Sevens is a budget casino hotel at the corner of Flamingo Road and Paradise Road, about a mile east of the Las Vegas Strip and roughly two miles from Harry Reid International Airport — the closest casino hotel to the terminals. The building opened as the Continental in 1980, spent years as Terrible's, and has carried the Silver Sevens name since 2013; today it is owned by Affinity Interactive and affiliated with the Wyndham Garden brand, so it books through Wyndham with member rates and points. With 327 rooms and weeknight rates that start around $10, it exists for one reason: to undercut every other casino hotel in Las Vegas on price.

The 24-hour casino covers about 30,000 square feet with more than 400 slots, live table games, a William Hill race and sports book, and the A-Play players club. Food is strictly functional: a 24/7 Denny's on the second floor, the Seven Sins Lounge with video poker at the bar, the round-the-clock Silver & Gold Sports Bar, and a market counter selling coffee and grab-and-go breakfast. Outside there is a heated lagoon-style pool with a hot tub reserved for hotel guests, and the practical perks are genuinely useful — free self-parking, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour fitness center, and a free airport shuttle running 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.

The catch is the fine print. The mandatory resort fee routinely costs several times the room rate on discounted weeknights, and a per-room deposit is held at check-in, so the real nightly spend lands well above the headline number. Rooms are clean but bare-bones, smoking is permitted on the casino floor, there is no spa or room service, pets are not accepted, and the Paradise Road surroundings are functional rather than scenic — count on rideshares or a car for the Strip, because the free shuttle only serves the airport. Taken for what it is, though — a cheap, secure base beside the airport and UNLV with free parking — Silver Sevens delivers a kind of honest value that almost nothing else in Las Vegas can match.

Insider tipOnly about 300 of the 327 rooms have been renovated, so ask for a refreshed Tower Premium room when you book or at check-in — it's a small step up over the base Deluxe rooms but comes with a sharper finish. Also budget for the $150-per-room deposit held at check-in: at a hotel where the room can be $10, that hold needs real headroom on your card.

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Rooms

Deluxe Room, 1 King

The base category behind the headline rates: one king bed, a flat-screen HDTV, a work desk, a small sitting area, an iron and a hair dryer in a compact non-smoking room. Nothing decorative, but the essentials are covered. The same category is bookable with two queen beds, and a patio variant is offered.

Tower Premium Room, 2 Queens

A step up from the Deluxe category in the hotel's tower, with two queen beds for up to four guests splitting the bill. Expect the same practical kit — flat-screen HDTV, executive work station, sitting area, ironing set — with a sharper finish that accounts for the modest premium over the base rooms.

Tower Premium Suite, 1 King

The top of the range at Silver Sevens: a king bedroom paired with a parlor sitting area, giving real space to spread out that the standard rooms lack. The amenity set stays no-frills — HDTV, desk, free Wi-Fi — rather than luxurious, and suite rates here still undercut what most Strip resorts charge for a standard room.

Location

4100 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169

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Frequently asked questions

How far is Silver Sevens from the Las Vegas Strip?

About a mile east of the Strip at Flamingo Road and Paradise Road — a short drive or rideshare, but a hot, exposed walk in summer heat. The free hotel shuttle serves only the airport, not the Strip, so budget for rideshares or a car if you plan to spend evenings on Las Vegas Boulevard. The address is far handier for UNLV, the Thomas & Mack Center, and early departures out of Harry Reid than for the resort corridor.

Does Silver Sevens charge a resort fee?

Yes — $40.57 per night plus tax, added on top of the room rate. It bundles in-room Wi-Fi and access to the 24-hour fitness center, among other amenities. The catch: on discounted weeknights when rooms start near $10, the resort fee can cost several times the room itself, so always compare the total stay price rather than the headline nightly rate.

Is parking free at Silver Sevens, and can I bring an RV?

Yes. Self-parking is free for guests — no daily parking charge — and the property also has dedicated RV and bus parking, which is handy for road-trippers. Parking is genuinely free here, not folded into the resort fee the way some perks are.

Does Silver Sevens have a free airport shuttle?

Yes, a complimentary shuttle runs to and from Harry Reid International from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily for registered guests — the hotel sits about two miles out, the closest casino hotel to the terminals. Airport pickup is at Terminal 1, Level Zero; if you land at Terminal 3 you'll need to reach Terminal 1 to catch it.

Is smoking allowed at Silver Sevens?

All 327 guest rooms are non-smoking, so your room itself stays smoke-free. Smoking is still permitted on the 24-hour casino floor, though, so travelers sensitive to smoke should expect it downstairs even though it's banned upstairs.

Who owns Silver Sevens, and what was the hotel before?

It opened as the Continental in 1980, spent years as Terrible's, and has carried the Silver Sevens name since 2013. Today it's owned by Affinity Interactive and carries a Wyndham Garden affiliation, so you can book it through Wyndham with Wyndham Rewards member rates and points, while day to day it runs as a locals-style casino with its own A-Play players club.

Rating

3.5

Number of rooms327 rooms and suites; the hotel advertises 300 of them as newly renovated. All rooms are non-smoking.

CasinoYes — a 24-hour casino of about 30,000 sq ft with over 400 slots, live table games and the A-Play players club.

Race & Sports BookYes — William Hill race and sports book.

RestaurantsDenny's - 24/7 diner on the 2nd floor Seven Sins Lounge - bar and lounge with video poker Silver & Gold Sports Bar - 24-hour sports bar The Market - coffee, grab-and-go breakfast, snacks and sundries

PoolOutdoor heated lagoon-style pool with a hot tub; access is reserved for registered hotel guests.

SpaNo.

Health club or fitness equipment24-hour fitness center; access is included in the resort fee.

Pets allowedNo. ADA-defined service animals are welcome free of charge.

In-room Internet accessFree Wi-Fi in all rooms (covered by the resort fee).

Hotel amenities24-hour front desk, free airport shuttle, gift shop, market and liquor store, ATM, meeting room for up to 294 guests, RV and bus parking, A-Play players club.

ParkingFree self-parking for guests; RV and bus parking available.

Shuttle serviceFree airport shuttle to and from Harry Reid International, 5 a.m.-11 p.m. daily, for registered hotel guests; pickup at Terminal 1, Level Zero. No Strip shuttle.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes — including rooms with roll-in showers.

Check-in time3 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.; late check-out subject to availability.

Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.

Incidental chargesA deposit of $150 per room (cash or card) is held at check-in for incidentals and damage.

Prices From$10

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