Golden Gate Hotel and Casino

The iconic Golden Gate is the oldest hotel in Las Vegas. It is a symbol of vintage Vegas and features displays of interesting artifacts. The outdoor walk-up bar is a fixture on Fremont Street.

For a taste of vintage Vegas, stay at the Golden Gate Hotel, the city’s oldest hotel. It was the first hotel in Vegas to have a phone, and their number was “1.” Located on dazzling Fremont Street downtown, the hotel is just steps from the famed four blocks of light shows, concerts, and more. Following a 2005 renovation, the hotel has a swanky vibe. Enjoy one of their 16 suites or splurge on the two-bedroom penthouse. The rooms all have modern conveniences like flat-screen TVs, Keurig coffee machines, Wi-Fi, and iPod docks. Order a drink from Bar Prohibition, the one-time haunt of the famous Rat Pack, or One Bar, the hip fixture on Fremont Street known for its bikini-clad dancers. The casino has a high–limit pit featuring dancing dealers, while the lobby is a museum of sorts with artifacts from the glory days of old.

Pool: The Golden Gate does not have a pool, but guests may use the dazzling pool complex at D Las Vegas and Circa Resort’s mammoth pool amphitheater.

Bars and Lounges:

• Bar Prohibition
• OneBar