Hotels Near Police Memorial Park Picknic Pavillion C in Las Vegas

Stayed an extra night for a second reservation. It was convenient to be down there and decided to stay longer because of the annual all summer pub crawl of Santa’s. This was the first meeting spot for the evening. It’s an easy walk back down Fremont because you can see the plaza the entire way. Things to improve on are simply the amount of days in the room and the cleanliness of the A/C-Windows.

I was hesitant on letting everyone know about this hidden gem. This is a review of the hotel, staff, their service and ******. Initially, we checked in a bit early and thankfully Joe was kind enough to consider our needs which was simple.. a quiet room with not so much foot traffic and we made sure it was away from the noise on Fremont street. Our rooms were 1515 and 1513. I was very pleased at how the room was exceptionally clean and get this, the shower pressure was excellent. Why they are missing a star... In room 1515 their was a problem with the A/C there was a loud somewhat whistling sound so we decided to leave it on the lowest temp and high pressure setting in hopes it would go away on its own. Thankfully it did. Please work with house keep as our door was knocked on at 9am and asked if we need service for the day. It was extremely inconvenient that we were woken up by that noise. Every day we were their housekeeping knocked on the door. I have a solution for this... where's the privacy signs? Lastly, the ****** tables aren't open at night. I get it you can walk to California but we were at Main Street. Didn't make sense... If your looking to enjoy a quiet hotel this is the place to be.

I used to stay at the 4Qeens have also visited the Plaza nothing wrong with those hotels. When I first stayed at the California it was because everything was booked that was in 2018 I believe. Since then I have stayed repeatedly it's like my new home away from home. Thanks to phenomenal staff, decent rewards and you gotta visit the club desk and ****** host. My husband has won 2 hand pay pots and I typically hold my own. The dining between Market Street and the Garden Court Buffet meet our needs. I do hope the breakfast buffet returns to Market Street I miss it. Ethel M is one of my all time favorites and Lapperts has great coffee and sweet snacks. I do have one request gluten free options throughout the dining would be nice just some bread would be an improvement. I also miss having coffee in room and complimentary bottles of water. The fridge in the room is fantastic. The rooms are not to big nor to small we book 2 Queens because I'm up all hours. The beds are very comfy once I did have to rotate my bed because it was slumped. The bathrooms are totally modern as is the room with a big flat screen tv. Slots can be greedy but they can also be generous so not much different from other ******s. I love how spaced out slots are as I often rent a scooter due to sciatica. I want to emphasize the staff from the people cleaning to the wait staff and drink waitresses along with security and check in desk are all just so nice. The bell desk and club rewards staff and hosts have always treated us very well. We will be returning for my birthday in August 2022 and looking forward to it. I highly recommend giving this place a try it may not be for everyone but it's a fun place with good food options including a steakhouse I may try this visit called Redwood.

This was not my first stay at the Fremont. I have family in the area and so Downtown is a good place to stay because there is plenty of public transportation and Uber so I did not need to rent a car to get to my family member's apartment. This time, after reading reviews here, I made a point of asking for one of the renovated rooms, non smoking, and quiet. Well, as the song goes, ”two out of three ain't bad”. I was very happy with the room. We did not smell cigarette smoke in it at all, though the odor was strong in the hall. (And the ****** is deadly in terms of second hand smoke--I don't understand why there isn't good ventilation to clear that smoke out. I hope the employees have good health insurance; I could hear them coughing!) Back to the room, the bed--a memory foam mattress, I think--was unbelievably comfortable. It was a pleasure to lie down on it and rest or try to. (the pillows, however, were huge and hard--I could not sleep with them as they made my neck ache). We had a nice working refrigerator and a little coffee machine which I used mainly for hot water for tea and instant coffee. Well, by some folks standards, the room was smallish, but we are friends and did just fine. I thought the upholstered, strange chair a waste of space and would have preferred another desk chair so we could sit side by side at the desk and play cards or have a snack. We mainly did take out and ate outdoors or in our room because, naturally, folks had masks off in restaurants and we did not want to risk catching covid. I can't address the cleaning situation as, due to Covid, we chose not to let the cleaning staff in our room but took out the trash ourselves and tidied up ourselves. Not sure what that much aligned resort fee covers--if it was cleaning, well, we did not use that. But back to trying to rest. . . . Since we are no strangers to the downtown noise, we brought our earplugs and used them every night. However, the music from Fremont Street thumped along, actually shaking the building, for many hours into the night. At one point, having a nasty headache by then, I got up and fetched my noise cancelling headphones and put them ON OVER THE EARPLUGS. An improvement, but I could still hear the music. So this is what I don't get: why don't the hotels on Fremont Street put rules in place to limit the volume and the bass of these performers? As I see from other reviews, it is making other guests uncomfortable too. What about damage to our ears?!!!! Has anyone sued Fremont Street over ear damage? Why does it seem the ”rule” on Fremont Street is: anything goes? Oh, but wait, I suppose the hotels, ******s, and restaurants here are making lots of $$$ from the visitors. Yes, and let's not forget the bars. Why, they are now right on Fremont street, beneath the digital canopy, so you can stroll around and drink as much as you want. If you are not aware, a good swatch of Fremont Street, that under the canopy, has been made into

First trip to Vegas after wife passed last August. Chose this hotel because it was the first place we stayed downtown. We had been coming to Vegas for many years and started to stay downtown. We have stayed here many times over the years. I checked in at 5:00 about on July 31 and stayed to August 4th. Check-in was fast and easy. The employee at check-in was ok. I spoke to 2 other front desk employees during my visit. Once to get a boarding pass printed off. Lin I believe was her name she was excellent and very friendly fun to talk to. Also at check-out at 3:45 AM. Another very friendly person considering the time. Check-out was simple. Food: Ate both at Magnoils and the Chicago Brewery. Had breakfast at Magnolis the food and service was great. Chicago Brewery was also excellent. Had Chicago Dog is was excellent. The bartenders were very friendly and fun to talk to. Loved being able to play video poker and eat and have a few beers. Very pleasant experience. Beverage service: Not a big drinker, but the severs were excellent and friendly. For me they came often enough. Table Games: Did not play much they seemed friendly what I observed. $10 and 15 table limits. I was there during the week. During the week table games close from 4AM to 8AM. Room: I was on the 5th floor by the elevator. Nice and close. I was on the quiet side, which is nice, but did not matter to me. Room had a coffee maker. One of the 2 elevators were out, but could use the service elevator so it did not make that much of difference. I did not have any real issues. My floor was very quiet and did see hardly anybody. When I arrived my room was very clean and did not have any housekeeping come into room, Did not feel it was necessary. The housekeepers I ran into seemed friendly. No issues in my room everything was great, beds were fine. ****** itself was clean for the most part, and the service friendly for me. A variety of machines new and old. I did not sit at either of the bars. My observation was people were having a good time. I had a very pleasant stay considering the situation. It was difficult without my wife, but the friendly staff helped. As everyone knows of course no resort fee and 4 Queens' is right in the middle of downtown. I would stay here again if I decide to return. Thanks again to the staff.

This is an apartment hotel, because of the affordable price, so I booked with my friends for two nights at this hotel. Remind the customers who want to stay. The online payment does not include the resort fee. After arriving at the hotel, you need to pay more. The soundproofing effect of the hotel is very poor! In the evening, if there is a party next to the Club, you can hear the music all night. The voice of the next room can be heard, and you wake up early in the morning. The most excessive point is that on the day we check out, about 10 o'clock, there is a man who opens our door directly and says to remind us to check out at 11 o'clock. He didn't knock the door! Fortunately, we have the last anti-theft lock, but it is still a little scared.

Fun place to stay for gambling eating and entertainment don't have to leave the hotel for anything and if you do everything so close to you loved my stay

Clean room, and chill staff. Right by Fremont street and reasonably priced and free parking. It’s a secure boutique hotel and everyone was respectful. The rooms are modern with a well sized TV. Plenty of restaurants and things to do around.