Location. Bathed within the myriad bright lights and riveting sounds of the Fremont Street Experience, Four Queens Hotel and Casino stands out among Las Vegas lodgings. This classic Nevada casino has stood on "Glitter Gulch" since opening in 1968, and since that time, continues to attract loyal patrons.
Hotel Features. Under two million light bulbs, Fremont Street Experience, a four- block, pedestrians-only stretch of downtown Las Vegas, presents sound and light shows from dusk to midnight. The Fremont Street Experience features live music, showcases classic car displays and stages holiday festivals right outside the Four Queens' front doors.
Although modest in size, the Four Queens casino is always active, featuring 30,000-square feet of slots, video poker, single-deck blackjack, craps, roulette, pai gow and many tables with low minimums. This hotel is home to the renowned Hugo's Cellar, which locals rank as their favorite gourmet restaurant. Diners may exercise their culinary skills by cooking their own beef, shrimp, swordfish and chicken dishes on hot granite slabs. Entrees include steak, Veal Oscar, roast duck flamed with anise, and raspberry chicken. Magnolia's Veranda, which overlooks the casino floor, features a sushi bar and offers steak, ribs, seafood, pasta and Hawaiian specialties.

Guestrooms. The hotel's 19-story twin towers boast 690 guestrooms that include spacious desks, tiled bathrooms and wireless Internet access. Room service is available on a limited basis.

Expert Tip. Guests appreciate this hotel's intimate size in a location known for its low- priced eateries and high-octane entertainment. Modestly priced by comparison, the Four Queens Hotel and Casino is one of the more popular lodgings in downtown Las Vegas. :