Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel

First - the room had a locking door, a decent bathroom, a/c, t.v., a comfortable bed with what appeared to be clean linen and somewhere to plug in my phone. Beyond that - there is no dresser in the room, I used the ironing board for 4 days to have more counter space. There was a small round table and 2 chairs. The towels are particularly rough. The one window was above my reach and covered with a stained glass sticker. My room was next to the ice machine and elevator, which as it turned out, wasn't as bad as it sounds. The room was about as clean as I expected, stray hair on the floor that isn't mine and doorjambs that could benefit from a little 409 are always cringy for me. Upon checking in, with the most bored, irritated person because she had to put her phone down and could not have cared less about my existence or my concerns, I was given the fabled coupon book for booking directly through the hotel. There are 3 or 4 BOGO meal offers, other food discounts, shopping and experience discounts as well. I used several of the coupons during my stay. Slight problem - my coupons expired halfway through my stay. I informed the front desk and they were aware of the situation and noted that they did not have the new coupon books yet, these will be fine, the staff is aware. Not. I had several conversations to explain this over my the last half of my stay. Upon checking in I was asked if I wanted housekeeping to make up my room daily - yes, please. The first day it didn't get done, the second day I had to ask and the third day it happened after 4 pm. While the bathroom is small with no counter space, there is a rack positioned over the toilet that offer a kind of perfect place to place my toiletries. The shower temp fluctuated nonstop and the shower head had several clogged sprayers. The bathroom was equipped with a light, a heater/light and an exhaust fan - which were all a nice amenity in this small room. I paid for an upgraded room, which meant that I got a mini refrigerator, which was impossible to tell how to make colder. And the ghosts. I didn't see anything. However, on the second morning I heard my boyfriend in the bathroom - but I was sure that I felt him in the bed still, my back was to him. I texted him to confirm he was in the bathroom, he was. Then the sensation that he was still in bed was gone. On the final morning, while just waking up, my boyfriend had the distinct feeling that the bed depressed near his feet, like someone had just sat down. On a previous visit he was at the hotel for a convention. He'd forgotten something in his room, he went back to the room 20 or so minutes later and found that the water faucet in the tub was on full blast, hot water although there was no steam and there were no housekeepers anywhere. Room 269

Honestly, it was just so much fun. Standing there next to all that cash, you can’t help but grin… it’s one of those "only in Vegas" moments that actually lives up to the hype. There’s a certain energy in that room; you start thinking about all the history and the legends who have walked through those doors. It wasn't just a tourist stop for me; it felt like I was touching a piece of the city’s soul. If you’re downtown, you have to do this. It’s a blast, it’s a great memory to take home, and it’s a reminder of why we love this crazy city.

My wife and I, are ranchers in the great state of Texas, I had a lot of fun on Fremont during the NFR and great food at Benny's but Binions gambling atmosphere is different, supervisors and certain dealers speak in a different language and make it an awkward environment, there are some dealers we enjoyed, notably my wife and I enjoyed the dealers that conversed with us and engaged, a specific dealer in particular was outgoing, polite, and professional, we believe the dealers name was "Poz"? despite being belittled by his boss while at the table we were at. The foods great but many of the dealers were rude to us and had no class they didn't engage with us and were actin snotty. It really made our experience uncomfortable until poz showed us a wonderful time, he was an amazing dealer had wonderful jokes and really gave us an amazing experience overall.

We stayed in the original hotel section. Older and pretty dark inside. No haunting events to share. Service is great. Café was our main stip for breakfast daily.. service is excellent by all workers throughout the property.

Rude unhelpful staff. Yet always have their hand out for tips. Didn't sleep a wink due to the noise. I hope this place closes. With all the new construction around might be headed that way

Didn't stay there Food was great,the staff were the best Asked about gift shop closed if it would be open They opened the gift shop for the group While gambling the waitress came by often Had a great time Took our picture by the million dollars on display

Entered this historic site. Famous for the WSOP. Great location. Enjoyed myself immensely and WON

My Husband and I love the Black Jack games! The table games are located in a very nice open way, its very comfortable as we sometimes play for several hours before dining. We like to earn comps since we both play. We love to dine here, we love the BBQ and the Steakhouse at the top! Both are excellent and well worth trying if you have not. The service from the dealers, bosses and waitresses is over the top!!! Fun place to hang out!

As a young man growing up, it seems like people were always saying to me, good luck. They said America was a land of people who traveled from other countries. But no one seemed to know much about those people or those countries. They spoke about something called the American dream. But didn't say what it was really about. Perhaps because people say they don't remember their dreams. But when people talked about traveling. It was this place called Las Vegas. A place out west with glittery lights. A casino with a cowboy named Binnie horseshoe. And a dream about getting lucky. Years later I realized it was the same reasons those foreign travelers wanted to come to America. People say that a Horseshoe is a sign for lucky. I went Binions Horseshoe. If you ask me, it felt like a place where those important mafia bosses hung out. Only difference was they played poker all day in a casino saloon. Instead of the back room of a pizza parlor. And they wore cowboy hats, instead of baseball caps. It seemed the Horseshoe was the home of the four horsemen i kept reading about. With the big boss being a man named Lucky. There was Benny the dreamer. Doyle the poker Godfather. And Stuie the gambler. He was the new kid who Doyle took under his wing. Then there was Willie Nelson. Doyle was a smart man. He taught poker as an educational game. Some poker players say the key was not to reveal your cards. By concealing your emotions. Doyle said it was the ability to shift gears. It meant the art of playing differently at different times. Doyle claimed he was not a gambler. But he took a chance with Stuie the gambler. It takes a big gamble to let someone inside your heart. I know this. Because regret is something even the best poker faces can not conceal. I know of Willie Nelson as the country singer singing about all the girls he loved before. Personaly I never thought of Luck as a factor worth betting on. In life. Good or bad. But when I think about growing up. The people i met in Las Vegas. I think some people were raised in a different time than they were meant for. When i think about the women I always loved. I believe I met them all at the wrong times. But my finest memory of Binions Horseshoe. Is the time I went there to play my very first hand of Texas Hold Em poker. The time with my kid cousin. That young boy became like my right hand man. He may not have learned to shift gears the way I did. But he certainly had the ability of always being in the right place, at the right time.

We've been coming to watch Super Bowl here for quite a few years. It is an older room. They did switch up the TVs this year, but they should improve on their sound system and put some bigger screens in there. Our server Bri was very nice and attentive. You have to wait pretty early in line to get good tables. And this year it was not as packed and bus as it has been other years. But I'm sure I'll come back again.

Zero stars it smelled like shit and even after having a drink in a shitty smelling place was not validated parking when all the signs clearly said free parking with validation...never go there! Never coming again!!!

Awesome hotel that's full of character. Rooms are clean with comfortable beds. Hotel staff are friendly and treat you like family. No resort fees is an added bonus.

The room makes a difference. Last week on was on the 2nd floor away from Fremont St. This weekend I was on the 3rd floor behind the Fremont St speaker. What difference.

Would give it zeros stats if possible. Games are rigged, and when you call for new dice you're escorted out. You have to bet the way they make you with clones next to you pushing you to bet different odds. When you ask. Banned! Lawsuit Eminent!

We had an amazing 2 days+ for our 50th high school reunion in Las Vegas! Binions Gambling Hall has the greatest Las Vegas "view' venues! Our first night, meet & greet w/appetizers & cash bar event was held on Binion's 25th floor pool deck! We had a warm breeze and amazing views! A perfect night! Next evening a buffet dinner w/carving station at Binion's 24th floor steakhouse where windows are wall to wall, floor to ceiling, with amazing views! During the day and after the parties there are plenty of choices for everyone to choose to engage for entertainment! Our near 100 attendees visited numerous locals such as Grand Canyon, Belagio Botanical Gardens, museums, MGM and many other Resort Hotels, shows, Hoover Dam, etc; we have photos to share from all over Vegas! Binion's banquet staff was headed by Vinnie Jacobson who was amazing! She made planning this, "destination reunion," from the other side of the continent possible! She gave her all to answer to our every need: flag for the pledge, music, microphone, received/held packages weeks in advance, they made signage with our theme and colors that were wonderful, photo backdrop set-up, tables/chairs set-up was beautiful with black linens and gold accents-so simple yet elegant and when we needed more light & space for a group photo she and staff made it happen in another room with stage! She spent hours with me on the phone to answer my detail questions regarding food and planning our event. Included with having our events with Binions, the parking was free for attendees on the event nights and all who stayed at the two hotels for the length of their stay. And, No Resort Fees! We received group room rates at both the Apache and the Four Queen's Hotels for the week making it a very affordable FUN destination! Vegas is easy for all to travel to with many flights available from every state. Our group traveled from every corner of the nation, over a dozen states as far as Alaska & Florida. There is no where else we could have had the amazing view/atmosphere venues we enjoyed for the price we paid and the service Vinnie and staff provided. The food was good, not fabulous. I would suggest if doing appetizers to do a wide variety so all will find something they like rather than doubling up on any one item. Also have some simple things like cheese/crackers; shrimp; chips/guacamole. On Buffet night we had a sirloin at carving table with mushroom sauce that was very good. Turkey and mash potatoes/gravy were good too. However the glazed tri-color carrots I was looking forward too were literally served RAW! I do not believe they were cooked at all! There is no "glazing" over this huge disappointment! Not only the first tray, but the second full tray of carrots were RAW as well! COMPLETELY RAW! and the big cookies I chose for dessert were mostly BURNT or STALE. Only the oatmeal had any "give" to the bite. Another huge disappointment as this is last thing our guests tasted and it left a "bad taste." Only other thing I would advise is if you need to speak to your "group" all together when in the steakhouse, if they cannot all fit in one section of the restaurant, the microphone will not work, as the speakers are only heard in one section; the "cords" were not long enough (not wireless). This was unexpected and a Huge Faux Pas in our event; i looked a fool having to yell to each room my announcements and I cut it short because of the problem! So, I advise you bring your own wireless speakers and mic or ask Vinnie if it would be possible to have one speaker in each room. Maybe they will fix this issue? However, for me the atmosphere, the views, the service and the surrounding entertainment, all outshined and were more important to the occasion than the couple of negatives. (carrots & speakers.) Both venues afforded 100 people a nice amount of room to mingle, visit and eat while enjoying the amazing views and atmosphere! I highly recommend Binion's Banquets and their Vinnie Jacobson for your event!

Faye does not give a damn about whether you are playing or not. 'My cousins and I dropped hundreds of dollars gambling and the main cocktail waitress was laughing at us for asking for a drink and told us. I'm not giving u guys drinks if ur not sitting down. After we sat for an hour and a half waiting for a waitress. The waitress in our section laughed and said she wasn't going to help us cuz she was the only one working the casino floor.

My husband and I recently celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary with 50 friends and family members in the Longhorn Room at Binions, and it couldn't have been more perfect. We couldn't have done it without the excellent assistance of the Binions/Four Queens banquet manager, Vinnie Jacobsen. The decor, the food, the bar service all went so smoothly and well and all our guests really appreciated it. We highly recommend Vinnie and her amazing crew. Thanks to them, this celebration was a fun, memorable experience!

Used to love this place. Playing video poker at the center bar was a bad decision. Lose over $200 in 2 hours and get offered only one cocktail. Seems the bartender here loves to chat up the other bartender, and we were of no concern. In addition, a new bartender was being trained by our bartender Johnny, but hopefully, the new bartender learns to actually offer drinks. Not just screw around. When I worked bar, I hustled, was friendly and positive, and earned great tips. It's how it's done. Don't complain if you don't get good tips. It's all on you.

We stopped in here and have a few drinks played a few slot machines, and it was an overall decent experience little more rundown in comparison to fuel the other places. And nothing special.

I'm at the Patio Bar watching band, I'm buying drinks from Binion's! Behind me at a table a couple with a case of Ultra beer, they just get ice for their canned beer and it's Ok? So next time I can bring a bottle of Jack and just get some ice? Remember NO cans or bottles are allowed on Fremont Street except at the patio bar at apparently!

My Sister and I decided to play some craps and "bought in". At first the vibe was awesome and everything was great. Into our session one of the dealers was extremely rude and grumpy. The pit boss was very unwelcoming with his tone and demeanor as my sister was warned not hitting the back wall with both dice. At that point we didn't feel welcomed and the awesome vibe turned sour. We decided to spend our money elsewhere after all we came looking for a good time and this place was not it. Dealers should realize poor service results in less players which results in less tips/income.

This is my favorite place to gamble downtown and Frontier because they have facedown double deck blackjack. Binions has some lovely dealers that arrive in the afternoon. And they are fabulous. They don't work for Binions. In the winter Binions door is open so it isn't smoky and it's fun experience but it can get very loud outside by the performers. So if you are new to blackjack or old it's a great time. They welcome questions and engage with you unlike some casinos. And wowzers. There is an amazing Rotating Bar upstairs called Whisky Licker Up Bar. Great live band called Alter Ego. That was defiantly the highlight of my trip.

My choice for weekend getaways, great older casino with good food, plenty of games. Like my other goto 4 queens never resort fees, this in savings get you more nights. Beds are comfy,no mold in rooms, and when you're asleep, all rooms look the same. There is plenty to see and do on Fremont Street

Amazing!! I spent many hours at the bar dring beer and playing video poker. Bartender were the best. They treated my like a king. The other guests were fun too. The craps tables here hot all day Saturday and Sunday. Super fun!!!

We had an entire blackjack table of all friends. We were having a great time until the dealer and the pit boss changed over at the same time. We were playing the game where you ante up to spin the wheel when you get a blackjack and the new dealer (Irene) seemed extremely uncomfortable when we cheered to get an ace after we had a ten showing. The pit boss came over and asked us to settle down. We were not being obnoxious at all, just TRYING to have fun even though we were ALL LOSING MONEY!!! I refuse to lose money with a-hole dealers and pit bosses so we all decided to leave. All of the dealers and pit bosses before this were great! The one star is just for these two horrible people!!

It's changed. Asked me to leave because I was smoking a cigar. I said I'm surrounded by guy's smoking cigarettes and stinking of marijuana. I'm told all that's good as they all like that. Discrimination in my book. You figure out if you want to go there. I used to love this place. All the sudden I'm a problem. Guess I wasn't dropping enough cash.

When I parked here. I spent 60$ at the bar. There were no validations at the time so they instructed me to go to the other bar and ask. I showed them my receipt and they said they had no validation tickets, they told me to show receipt at parking and they would let me out. When I was leaving the parking garage I called for help and explained the situation. The lady on the help line proceeded to literally raise her voice at me and tell me I had to pay again. I explained the situation again and she proceeded to get very angry. I asked for security to come down. Nothing happened. I then ended up paying full price for parking which was a little under $20. The way she spoke to me was disrespectful and there was no need for her to raise her voice, when I did everything I was told to do. I would never go to this hotel simply due to my experience here.

TINA was by far the worst dealer I ever had she threw cards and chips at me. Never spoke a single word to me the absolute worst. The fact that everyone saw this and dealt with it showed me its normal here. Had a couple really good nights here which is why they even get 3 stars but for. The. Love. Of. God. You see TINA dealing cards color out and RUN.

How about you guys get kiosks inside of your casino so people can pay before they leave nothing like sitting in an hour long line at 3 o'clock in the morning on Saturday because everybody has to pay at that exit Honestly, whoever is in charge of that you need to be fired. Get with modern times. It's bad enough we have to deal with crackheads smoking meth and other shit in the stairwell. Now we have to deal with incompetent people struggling to pay at $10 fee. Please have some common sense and get kiosks in the casino so people can pay before they leave

Loved this casino. All the dealers were so friendly which allowed you to have a great time! Complete opposite from the golden nugget where all the dealers were extremely rude! Downside: didn't see many waiters walking around taking orders. Took a long time to order and receive your drink.

It's a classic, of course. But I feel like this place's time has come and gone. It just can't compete with the nicer downtown casinos these days.

Price for beer: Binion-$6-7 Fremont-$3-4 Main street-$3-4 Draw your own conclusions. My conclusion: I got ripped off at $14.50 for a Heineken and a corona. Fremont and Main Street were WAY cheaper. Same machines, same drinks- why Twice the price?

If your ever in Las Vegas you must stop by a Deli Shop located in the Horseshoe Casino. This is the most heartiest Hot pastrami sandwich I ever have!. Look at the pictures they give a lot ? It comes with a pickle and potato salad, all under $10.00. I believe the Deli closes at 7:00pm so if your gambling make sure you go there before closing kinda early hours but you have to try it. They also have different breads to choose from. White, Rye, Sourdough, and brown. They also carry soups as well with fountain drinks. There located more on the back side of the casino if your entering from the main doors. It's loser to the doors that's located by a California Hotel. I normally go there for lunch if I'm in the downtown casino area.

I am not a gambler, but I just had to come over to Binion's! My sole purpose was to take a picture with the ONE MILLION DOLLAR PYRAMID! I didn't know much about this place except for the Million Dollar Pyramid. Nadine showed me the ropes on how to get a few free goodies here. She took me out towards Fremont Street and there was a Slot Machine where we could do a free spin. I was handed a coupon booklet and we used the one coupon good for a free $20 slot play. We won the consolation prize... free photo with One Million Dollars. Good enough because there are rules and one of them is "No Personal Photography"! Glad I didn't have to pay! We went to take our picture with the MONEY. We got our Free Luggage Tag before heading out to Fremont Street to kill some time because it would take a while for the photo to be ready. Mission accomplished and I have a nice keepsake photo! Originally named "Binion's Horseshoe", is now called "Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel" was started by Benny Binion in 1951 and he ran it until 2004. He was a pioneer for gambling halls, so to speak. Back when A/C and carpeting weren't really important, he had these features installed so his patrons would be more comfortable. Can you imagine gambling in the heat of the Vegas desert?? Benny Binion was not all good, he had a criminal past as well. I won't get into that. He also was the founder of the World Series of Poker in 1970 when he invited 7 High Rollers to the Horseshoe Casino for a tournament. The casino itself is best described as classic or vintage. I didn't take the time to look closely at anything except the money while I was there. Walking through the casino, it appears to have been around a long time! I'm sure it could use some sprucing up to update it & make it a more appealing place to spend your time and money. I like freebies and I had an enjoyable few moments while here. I would come back to try my luck again (with their coupon) and hopefully win some real money!

This place is old and stinky inside. This is probably as old school Vegas as you can get because it looks like the carpet and other decor has been there since the 50s. When I came to Vegas with my family last year we wanted to stop in Binion's just to see the $1 million pile of cash they advertise. We were told our kids wouldn't be allowed to take a picture inside with us so we didn't bother going in. When I returned to Vegas with friends we stopped in for our free pic. I mean who doesn't want to see what a $1 million pile of cash looks like right? We walked through the seriously outdated casino to the $1 million. I went to snap a pic with my phone but was immediately yelled at. We were told we could only take the free pic they offer. The woman taking the pics had zero personality. Once we snapped our pic we were told to come back in 20 minutes. Rather than hang around we walked outside and came back. Nasty employees, dated decor...not even worth a visit for the free pic.

Worst customer service i've ever experienced. I have no doubts on why the employees are outside protesting. They do not care about the employees, their loyal customers, or anyone who brings business to this casino. As someone who used to enjoy this casino, with how they treat loyal customers it is no longer worth spending a single cent at this establishment.

Binions is very unprofessional. The fact that you advertise free parking with validation but don't supply staff with adequate amount of validation stickers is insane. I pay about $40 per bar tab. When the parking guard asks for validation I tell her the bar doesn't have stickers, but I have my receipts she argues with me. Telling me that the bar should have instructed me to go somewhere else but they just had said they didn't have the stickers at that time. She then tried to argue when I told her I have my receipts, and told me to pay or park somewhere else. I wouldn't advise parking here with such false advertisement.

update your web site, looks like it was designed in 1990....it is 2023, wow, even Sheri's Ranch has a better web site....Sheri's Ranch!!!

BEWARE!This parking lot has fraud running the gates. He is in security clothing and charges you full amount even though you parked for 1hr.

Given my experience & treatment, I would give zero stars if it was possible. When going downtown to Fremont street, I parked at Binion's. My friend and I both paid for drinks at their bar (tab being around $50 plus tip) and asked for a validation, where they let us know that they were out of stickers at this time but that we could try the other Binion's bar. We went to their other bar & were met with the same response saying they did not have the stickers, but that our receipt would suffice. We then proceeded to our car to leave & pressed the help button to inform them that we were unable to get a sticker, however we had a receipt with well over the minimum amount. The lady on the other end was absolutely horrible. She treated us as though we were stupid & essentially sat there giving us a lecture about how we should "know better", when we just came to enjoy our time. I completely understand why employees are protesting, the business is terrible. Park somewhere else, they do not care about treating people as people.

Don't spend your money here. Walked around looking for a machine to play. Security came up to me and asked me for identification. Gave it to her. She asked me if there was something she could help me find since she had "seen me walking around " ....left, completely offended. Called management and told them why I won't be spending my money with them. They told me I had to come fill out a statement "with security ". You mean the lady who just treated me horrible? No thanks.

Came here for a change of scenery off the strip with a couple friends and we had a blast. The tables were the best price in town and the staff was superb! We had great conversations and fun while we went on to spend 7 hrs here. Definitely a must see when you are in Vegas! The night shift blackjack dealers were helpful, entertaining and hospitable. Fremont street never disappoints.

This place sucks and real bad the hotel desk worker he has bad attitude and he won't work with you I saw a Roach in the casino and restaurant never stay here even was free

I love old Vegas! Fremont, small casinos, free cocktails, people watching, loose slots and Binion's! When in Vegas.. Take photos! Especially ones that include a million dollars! And it's free! So it's old and stale smelling.. But that's history! I always win on the video poker machines here.. And get a little buzzed as well on free drinks. The staff has always been friendly.

Love gambling but don't have that baller money to throw around? Same here- don't feel bad. Binion's is the place to go! The tables are 5 dollar minimums- Craps, Blackjack, Poker. Go the strip and the minimum is 25. 4 losing hands of Blackjack on the strip and you've just burnt a hundred. I've been coming to Vegas for years and Binion's is the place for table games. The dealers there are friendly, it has an old western saloon type of feel, and people are nice there. If you're new to Vegas or maybe don't know everything about table games, this place will get you up to speed without destroying your wallet. It's located in Old Vegas aka Fremont Street. Fremont is where the party is at. There's great people watching and you'll see the raw and real Vegas! It's bumpin! Hit up Binion's for cheap table play and fun!

Binion's has one great thing going for it. It's old school Vegas history! I've known about Binion's forever, and actually got really excited when I saw it during our trip, and knew I wanted to go in and see it. Just to be in such a historic place. It's old, outdated, and not terribly exciting in terms of gambling. It smells funky when you go in, and I honestly wondered if they were even open, as the lobby looks empty, and almost like they were having some sort of garage sale inside with clearance items from the casino. It was very odd when we went in. The employees were rude. That was my one big complaint. I could overlook the old, outdated, smelly building to enjoy some Vegas history, had the bartenders/waitresses/attendants/whatever the hell they're called weren't so rude. I had just sat down at a machine, and asked one for a drink as she was passing. Hadn't had a chance to put money in the machine yet. Just saw her passing, and knew service in these places was a little slow, so I might as well order a drink while she was nearby. In a very hostile tone, she told me I had to be gambling to get a drink. She seriously watched me walk up to the machine and sit down, and was in the middle of opening my wallet to get money out. Very clear that I had all intentions of being a paying customer. But she elected to be rude anyway. I wasn't terribly impressed with anything about this place. I can't really see myself returning in the future. I came, I saw, and I got bored fairly quickly. Sadly, it was before my drink arrived too. Review 119 of 2017.

Binion's is an old classic casino to be curious about. It's right on the corner of all the neon at Fremont and Las Vegas Boulevard. This is another one where it seems most people in here are staying at another place. Casino smells kind of bad like most downtown. Steakhouse and restaurant at the top is famous if you are looking for something upscale. Games are cheap. It means you won't have to lose a lot of money. This also means you can't win a lot of money. It's more about the entertainment aspect. Just that playing the games are fun. The casino looks very old. It also has a very strong cigarette odor, so a warning for anyone with asthma. The positive look at this is that you get a classic Vegas experience. I imagine it looks much the same as it did 60 years ago. There's a lot of history here. It was opened by Benny Binion in 1951 and ownership stayed in the family for many years after. This place marks the birthplace of the famous World Series of Poker. It no longer regularly hosts WSOP tournaments, but the poker rooms are available for other tournaments or just for fun. The food options are pretty okay, with some things that are typical casino prices. A few items in the cafe are cheaper. The bar and the steakhouse upstairs are more higher end. They're adding another bar that sits above the street and has a good view. A popular attraction is the money pile. It's literally a pile of $1 million. They do not charge you to take a picture. Overall it's cool to look around. I don't know about staying in the hotel. The place looks old but it's not that bad and it's close to many things on Fremont Street.

was there this afternoon with my family gambling on a blackjack table and had two of the worst dealers I've ever seen in the country!! totally not friendly, and was just totally amazed how rude they were.

Kind of old. Kind of stinky. Most definitely crowded, even on a random Tuesday. DEFINITELY smoky. This is "old Vegas". Table minimums are lower, the crowd is less interested in getting reservations at the latest celeb chef restaurant and more interested in penny slots, AARP and lighting up another Old Gold 100. The neon out front is classic. That said, we played a bit , had ok luck and had rather quick & friendly drink service to boot. There are reasonably priced (for Vegas anyway) places to grab a quick bite and a drink. Bobby Flay doesn't have a restaurant here and nobody gives a shit. Smoke up, Johnny - these slots aren't going to play themselves.

Staying at the four queens and can use the binion pool. Of course the pool is closed bc there's no one there to hand out towels. Dump

This is a bit embarrassing but it could happen to anyone... we are locals and my husband went down to Fremont for a free concert by himself , drank a little much , fell and hit his head. He called me to pick him up , I was on my way. During that time I called him and the parking guards spoke with me , they were taking care of him. When I arrived they made sure I knew where to find him. They were so kind to care for him. This night could have been so much worse if they weren't so understanding . Paul and his crew on 7/23/2022 were so attentive. I'm sure they see this behavior many of times, and they still had compassion . Thank you so much for not being disregarding . Many others would have turned their backs . Thank you .

We were exploring Fremont St. when you wandered in to Binion's. My friends were looking for a table to play blackjack, but I was just taking in the sights when I saw the million dollar picture area. We took pictures because why not? And it's free. While we waited the thirty minutes for them to finish, we continued walking along Fremont St.

First time to Vegas since covid hit. Buddy gets told to put his mask on while he's drinking his beer. Then gets told rudely again to put his mask on while smoking. Wtf how are we supposed to drink and smoke? Hey mr security guard working on 2/16 7pm - 9pm by the craps table. How about you educate a customer what they are supposed to do rather than be a rude douchebag. You just lost a group of 10 gamblers to another casino. We come here every year for the past 10 years and granted we will never come back to this POS hole again.

Love this Hotel and Casino.It's another one of those old school vibe kind of feeling gambling halls!My faverite slot machine is the dollar thundering 7.Maybe one day,HIT IT! LOL MAHALO!!!

Benny is an amazing bartender, he has been working at binions for over 30+ years and he's been dedicated to it and loves what he does. He is respectful to all and has a great attitude. He is the best!

While waiting for time to tick down which seemed to be forever cut through this casino since it was on the way. This is my first visit to this casino so decided to explore a little. I was surprised that in Binion's name is not hotel but a gambling hall. That was more interesting too. I absolutely love the hidden history of old Las Vegas, so decided to find a small cafe or something and eat a bite to consult Google about such history. The Binion's Cafe is what I came across which served really feel good food with that small town feel where there is probably still a Main Street, and only one post office with horse tie ups out side of it. The casino gambling machines seemed to be upgraded in the last couple of years, I asked my server about this and he informed me they are still in the process of upgrading to provide the best guest service and stays. I tried my chances after eating at the cafe, but no luck this time it was a bust. The brick adds a great feature to the old time feel I believe that Binion's is still trying to convey to their guests. It feels good in this hotel too, with great positive vibes. All of the staff that I did interact with was very helpful and pleasant. The customers that are gambling are very nice and while I was gambling struck up a conversation with me about the awful Vegas heat. The cool blowing air conditioning inside of Binion's keeps us all cool. One of the best things about this hotel that I did not notice was the casino spray that is used to help mask the cigarette smell. I did not notice it here, so it seems like the renovations that Binion's is doing is making new casino smell.

I was a long time customer at Boulder Station but since I live on Fremont it seemed to make more sense to try out a casino nearby. Luckily I wandered into Binion's first. I prefer to go in the early morning hours during more quiet times. But having the right atmosphere and the game I enjoy Power Keno is only part of the equation. What brings me back is the staff and when Irene first served me I knew I found my new gambling home. Her smile radiated even through her mask and her welcoming demeanor and outstanding service makes her the best reason to keep coming back. I know the COVID period has been difficult especially for service workers but she is an example of a strong woman who weathered the storm gracefully. I give Binion's my highest rating and Irene my gratitude.