Plaza Hotel & Casino
The Plaza Hotel & Casino stands at the western anchor of the Fremont Street Experience, placing it at the literal end of downtown Las Vegas's most recognisable stretch. With 993 rooms and an 80,000-square-foot casino floor, it operates at a scale that feels genuinely manageable compared to the megaproperties on the Strip - yet it carries a depth of amenities that rewards longer stays. The property has held its position here for more than 40 years, long enough to accumulate real character rather than a manufactured version of it.
The casino mixes table games including craps and blackjack with hundreds of slot and video poker machines, a smoke-free slots section, the William Hill Sports Book, a poker room, and something you won't find anywhere else downtown: a dedicated bingo room. Above the main entrance, under the Plaza's distinctive glass dome, Oscar's Steakhouse occupies a circular overhang that looks directly out over Fremont Street. The restaurant was opened by former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar B. Goodman, and that civic history gives the room a personality you can actually feel - part political club, part classic chophouse. Every Friday at 9:15 p.m., the Plaza hosts Fireworks Friday, sending a display over the downtown skyline that turns the block surrounding the property into something closer to a street party than a hotel event.
Guests who want straightforward comfort pick the Plaza because the location does the heavy lifting. Fremont Street's light canopy runs directly outside, The Smith Center is a short distance away, and Las Vegas Premium Outlets - North is only minutes from the front door. The room types run from Deluxe Queen and run-of-house configurations up to the Luxe Room category, and the property's four-story parking garage means arriving by car is far less complicated than it would be on the Strip.
The Plaza sits at 1 Main Street, the westernmost point of the Fremont Street Experience canopy. Stepping outside puts you directly underneath the LED light show that runs overhead - there's no walk required to reach it. The Smith Center for the Performing Arts is only a short distance away, making the Plaza a practical base for anyone with evening tickets there. Las Vegas Premium Outlets - North is just minutes from the property for anyone who wants to shop between sessions on the floor. Because the hotel anchors the end of Fremont rather than sitting mid-block, foot traffic flows toward it from the east throughout the evening, which gives the Plaza's entrance area a steady, charged atmosphere once the sun goes down.
The pool complex sits on the rooftop and includes a wading and lounging deck, a hot tub, a pool bar, a food truck, cabanas, and sun loungers and daybeds available for rent. Pickleball courts sit alongside the pool area, which is an unusually active addition for a downtown property. Inside, the dining spread covers a wide range of registers: Oscar's Steakhouse anchors the fine-dining end under the glass dome, while Hash House a Go Go handles farm-style breakfasts and filling all-day plates. Pinkbox Doughnuts, Five Guys, Fresh Mexican Grill, and Subway fill out the casual and grab-and-go end of the spectrum, and the Coffee Bar handles the in-between moments. The Bier Garten rounds out the nightlife alongside the property's various lounges.
The Plaza's entrance is immediately under the Fremont Street Experience canopy, so the check-in walk from the street is brief and loud in the best possible way - light shows run directly overhead, and on Friday nights, the fireworks display at 9:15 p.m. is visible from the front of the building without moving anywhere. The casino floor sits close to the main circulation, so it's easy to drift through on the way to almost anywhere else in the building. The rooftop pool level offers a genuine separation from the activity below - it's a different atmosphere up there, quieter and open-sky, which makes it worth seeking out even when the weather is warm enough to skip the water. The four-story parking garage keeps the car situation simpler than it looks from outside.
Deluxe Room - Run of House
This 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-p…
Deluxe Room Two Queen
This 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…
Luxe Room
This 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 boar…
Oscar's Steakhouse
Oscar's Steakhouse at the Plaza Hotel and Casino is an upscale steakhouse located inside the hotel's iconic dome overloo...













