Four Queens Hotel and Casino

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Average Traveler Rating: (22 reviews submitted)

Reviewed by: Joanne
Submitted on: Wed 04 Apr 2007

The 4 Queens is an old hotel right in the middle of the action on Fremont Street. The newly redecorated rooms were clean and comfortable and smelled good. Check in was very fast.

Reviewed by: Beverly
Submitted on: Sat 23 Jun 2007

The rooms are great have been redone, this is the 2nd time I have stayed here, will continue to stay at the 4 Queens. Gambling is good, service and rooms are great. The only problem I had is the restaurants, there is a 4 star one Hugos, to die for, however, it is pricey so not one you can eat at everynight, the other everyday one is not so good. There is no pool. However, you are right on Freemont Street, the best place in Las Vegas.

Reviewed by: Mark
Submitted on: Wed 30 May 2007

The lights and sounds of Fremont street are great, unless you are trying to get to sleep in a room on the Fremont side of the Hotel. The music plays almost 24/7 and the walls are not thick enough to keep out the noise. The shower in the bath room also did not work very well. It kept going from cold to very hot.

Reviewed by: Robert
Submitted on: Mon 04 Jun 2007

Room clean and spacious. Service without equal. Gaming personnel helpful and pleasant. Food delicious. Location was where we wanted to be. Note: room had recently been remodeled. Had HDTV but rarely watched. Additional note, A room is a place for us to sleep since we are out and about most of the time. Looking forward to returning.

Reviewed by: Al
Submitted on: Thu 26 Apr 2007

It wish there was a small refridgerator in the room. Other than everything is ok. I'd stay there again.

Reviewed by: Gerald
Submitted on: Tue 19 Jun 2007

It was a nice comfortable room. There was a smoky aroma, but it was great to walk out onto the street, and have shows, friendly people, other casinos, Walgreens and a theatre within walking distance. On the very hot days, the overhead and the open casino doors kept it cool!

Reviewed by: Chris
Submitted on: Sun 13 May 2007

This was my first stay in downtown Vegas. The staff were friendly, the dealers were friendly, and the service was quite good. Reasonable food prices, generous quantities, and the cigar lounge had good drink prices as well. Tip the housekeeper $3.00 a day, and your room is well cared for. Tip the cocktail waitress $1 a drink, and you won't go dry. VERY small room, but I didn't go there to live in my room. For the price and location, I would definitely stay here again. Hint: ask for a room that doesn't overlook Freemont Street if you intend to sleep before midnight.

Reviewed by: Ben
Submitted on: Thu 14 Jun 2007

If you're just looking for a place to lay your head at night and grab a quick shower, this is adequate. Definitely don't want to spend much time in the rooms which are old and crusty. Bathroom had mold and tiles falling apart. That said, you could still get a hot shower and a decent night's sleep. If you're looking for luxury, this ain't it.

Reviewed by: Jeff
Submitted on: Tue 12 Jun 2007

Nice room. Good service.

Reviewed by: Robert
Submitted on: Sun 03 Jun 2007

The rooms are small but, clean. New flat screen TV!! plumbing is old and the water in Vegas has a LOT of minerals that plug up the fixtures. This is the real Las Vegas. You can ride the Duce to the strip and save some $$.

Reviewed by: Gale
Submitted on: Fri 15 Jun 2007

The best hotel for this price range. Looks refurbished and clean. I was pleasantly surprised.

Reviewed by: Judy
Submitted on: Wed 20 Feb 2008

The rooms are very small. Stay in South tower as North tower you cannot regulate the air or heat. Even then you may get a room that doesn't work well. Drains take forever to drain. So, you stand in water while showering. We found hairs all over bathroom and floor was really dirty. Maid did not even make bed one day. Never picked up garbage in bathroom or emptied the waste basket. Overall, not so clean. Maid walked in even though we had "do not disturb" on door!!

Reviewed by: donna
Submitted on: Mon 25 Feb 2008

the four queens was very clean, roomy, and didn't smell like alot of them do.

Reviewed by: Kimberly
Submitted on: Wed 11 Jul 2007

The room was great but the bathroom was a little small. great service and gambling. Would def. revisit this hotel

Reviewed by: Jill
Submitted on: Sat 01 Mar 2008

Great location, good service, good price. Comfortable rooms.

Reviewed by: Robert
Submitted on: Tue 03 Jul 2007

The hotel was nice and great for the price. The casino staff, however, was extremely rude and ornery. Good to stay, pass on the play.

Reviewed by: Victor
Submitted on: Tue 17 Jul 2007

We got a really good rate, we stayed in room 816, it was nice, clean, quite and staff was friendly. Just went 07/09/07

Reviewed by: Melonie
Submitted on: Mon 25 Jun 2007

We were very pleased with the Four Queens! The rooms are updated nicely and everyone was very friendly. We paid $*/night on a weekend! Great hotel for the value! We would definately stay here again!

Reviewed by: Ron
Submitted on: Thu 05 Jul 2007

Staff was very helful and courtious, Beds were great. Will go back again.

Reviewed by: John
Submitted on: Sun 22 Jul 2007

I only need a room for about 6 hours to catch a few ZZZs. Non-smoning rooms are not available. My room was filled with 50 years of stale cigarette stench. The poisonous smell permeated the bedding. Each breath you take shortens your lifespan.

Reviewed by: M
Submitted on: Thu 14 Feb 2008

The hotel is nice except to me the rooms could have been a little more cleanier. The mountain view from my room was beautiful - best part of the trip.

Reviewed by: Bill
Submitted on: Tue 26 Jun 2007

The rooms I rented were right above the Fremont Experience, so it was really loud from 8 o'clock until after midnight.