Hotel Apache

A very good hotel considering the price-quality ratio. It is in a great location if you want to enjoy the Las Vegas nightlife, with literally everything around you (casinos, restaurants, bars, etc.). The room is noisy as it is next to Fremont Street and you can hear the music quite clearly, but that wasn't a problem for us. Very clean and comfortable. I would definitely return; a very good experience.

Great location, good size room, comfortable bed, nice bathroom, we liked our view. Cons: of course it was a bit noisy due to traffic outside our window (cars and lots of emergency vehicles) and foot traffic out in the hallway. Thankfully room had built-in fan that helped with the noise a lot. We would definitely stay again based on location and price.

Unless you book the largest rooms don't stay here. The regular rooms are tiny and don't have windows. In addition, there are only two small side table drawers and 5 hangers in the entire room. So you better love living out of a suitcase. The mattress is a bit smaller than the bedframe that has sharp edges, so wear tall boots or shin guards otherwise you'll injure yourself.

I actually really liked this place. This hotel is hanging onto its old-timey charm. Vegas is changing so fast, its nice to have these old places still going strong. The room was super clean, the bathroom was very nice and very clean as well. I was very impressed! Plus it was at a great price!

Excellent location, great price. Room was clean and decidedly unhaunted. Very friendly staff. It was perfect for the one night we had in Vegas. I didn't think it was too loud at night like some people mentioned. It is basic but who cares? You don't go to Fremont to hang out in your room.

I really liked this hotel, definitely quirky, lovely rooftop pool with stunning views , clean oldie world style room i liked it a lot. Super friendly and helpful staff . Shout out to the big fella i think working with the cleaners very pleasant and helpful showed us the way to the elevators for the pool and the girl at the pool deck also check in and out were super helpful. The whisky licker bar is a must vist great for people watching and the diner for brekkie was excellent and again great friendly staff. Now for the scary part im a non believer so asked for a room where things had been heard or happened, 387 sure enough wife heard noises and some funny goings on which even I was at a loss to explain. She wouldnt stay again as spooked. I definitely would . Great stay.

We went during the week for a budget friendly trip. The rooms are small but clean and very comfortable. I would suggest asking for a room on the north side. We had to change rooms when on the Freemont side due to the noise. Sylvia at the front desk was so gracious, kind and accommodating. We also had the most fun gambling at Binnions Casino. We will be back for sure.

We stayed here for one night during our road trip and it was fine for a short stopover. The staff at the reception was very kind and helpful, and there was also free parking available, which we really appreciated. The room itself was clean. However, right after we arrived, a piece of the door frame fell down, which didn’t make the best first impression. The room had no windows that could be opened or let in natural light, and unfortunately, there was a big concert taking place right under the windows, so we didn’t get much sleep. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for just one night, but definitely not for a longer stay.

Stayed here for our Anniversary week. A BAD situation happened at the hotel. This didn't make us not want to go there again. The aftermath & the way we were treated did. Security night crew, amazing! So understanding & sympathetic to what happened to us. Gave us a giftcard to eat at the hotel. So great! I wish I had gotten their names, because they deserve the praise! The next day security was awful. Ultimately this is what sealed the deal for us deciding never to return to the hotel. The room itself isn't worth it, you can hear everything that is going on in the hallway. Doors opening & closing, ppl talking, everything! The walls are paper thin. So it's hard to say if the place is really haunted. No Fridge or microwave, or any amenities really. The mattress was too small for the bed frame so there was a huge gap between the bed and the bed frame. We had to use our only two pillows we had to shove it between the bed so our head wasn't just on the ground. There was dust all behind the bed frame, we only know this because we were trying to fix the bed that didn't fit. Two different elevators just to get in the hotel & into the room itself. That alone was a hassle. Everything is extremely outdated. Everything. They made us leave our ID if we wanted to use the luggage cart to bring our stuff in. Which we needed. Never coming back. Horrible experience all around.

I love staying downtown and never stayed here so I thought I'd try it. I booked just an average room because usually I'm only in there a few hours per night. Check in was a breeze. When I entered the room I heard the toilet running. I looked around the room and was less than impressed. The bathroom was very tiny, the shower was comparable to an RV shower, barely wide enough to fit in. There was a small stained glass window, maybe 16"x24", two old wooden chairs and a small wooden table. I dropped my bags and went down to the tables. They're DEFINITELY not player friendly any more. The 6:5 blackjack is a joke. Why wouldn't you play 3:2 at a casino a block away? The new PaiGow Poker rules SUCK!!! If the dealer has two or more jacks, the player automatically loses. The bonus payout odds are less than other casinos too. After losing at the tables for an hour or so, I went to the other casinos downtown to play for the rest of my stay. I did fix the running toilet for them at no charge just so I didn't have to hear it while I was in the room. I made the mistake of staying here, it was just alright, but I won't be back.

The Apache is an amazing historic hotel that has been here for over 100 years. The roof top pool on the 27th floor is one of the best unknown spots in Vegas. The rowing machine in the workout area was top notch. If you book directly they give you a coupon book. I loved the vintage room and the WiFi worked GREAT. THERE ARE NO RESORT FEES AND THE INTERNET IS FREE.

I was always curious about staying at Hotel Apache and happy I finally decided to. It's certainly not a five star hotel but the room was cleaner than the Flamingo which I checked out of prior to this stay. On the smaller side, but more than sufficient for a solo traveler and will comfortably a couple. No mini fridge but there's an ice maker on the 2nd floor and I had a cooler which worked well. The stay comes with pool access on the top of the abandoned Binions hotel tower. The front desk was real nice during check-in and mentioned killer views from up there but I didn't venture up during my stay. They also gave me a Hotel Apache keychain which is a real thoughtful touch and a nice souvenir to have! I love old Vegas, history and haunted/creepy stories so I found it fascinating to be able to stay in the original hotel dating back to 1932 and is supposedly haunted. I stayed in room 361 and my only odd encounter was the phone rang and when I picked it up it was just a dial tone, but that could be someone mistakenly calling the room. I had a blast exploring the maze of hallways at 3am and reading the ghostly encounters posted outside the rooms. I found the most haunted room (400) in the hotel which was Benny Binions personal hideout back in the day. It's the one and only room on the fourth floor and can only be accessed by stairs. It scratched my itch for exploring something old and creepy, not that I was really expecting to experience anything but it was fun! I really have no complaints. Parking was included and free, no resort fees and I paid less than $50 per night. I also really liked how the elevator was never clogged and spits you out literally ten steps from the doors leading directly out to Fremont street. A great and convenient location. I would totally stay again.

Gets the work done. But was so noisy because it was situated on The Strip and walls are paper thin. Basic room if you just look for somewhere to crash Haunted? More like marketing strategies to justify lack of renovation

I booked through Booking.com. Five nights on Fremont Street, including a Saturday night, for an average of about $50 a night out the door, with no resort fee? Yes, please! It's an older property. It first opened in 1932, it was closed for sometime, and then the hotel rooms were refurbished and reopened. No, I was not expecting the penthouse at the Bellagio, but I was very happy with what I got. I did not spend a lot of time in the room. It was primarily for sleeping. I asked for a room in the back of the property, and that's what I got. I was in room 271, and I did not hear one "peep" of noise from Fremont Street, and let me tell you, especially on Saturday night, they were partying Hearty out there. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was spotless, and while The tub did not have a grab bar, it did have a permanent bathmat to help. Keep me from slipping. The TV had a good picture, and had a good number of channels, as well as movies to rent. Supposedly the hotel is haunted, but I did not personally have any haunted encounters. Binion's is a great property. Yes, it is an older casino, but it is kept very clean. All of the employees are friendly. If you sign up for a players card, you not only get $10 in free play, you also get free parking for your entire stay. That helped me a lot. in addition, because it was my birthday month, I also got a coupon for either a BOGO, or because I was by myself, half off my entrée in the coffee shop. No, not fancy food, but very good food for a reasonable price . Binions also has a nice T-shirt shop, where you can get good quality T-shirts for as low as only eight bucks. The only problem I had, and the only reason I am knocking down a star, was because of the Wi-Fi. It always worked well enough to do email, Facebook, etc., but at times it was spotty, and it was hard to stream video. I don't know if it was maybe because there was not enough bandwidth to cover both the casino and the hotel. I did mention it to the front desk, and she said she would let their tech people know about it. Overall, a great stay. I would stay here again in a heartbeat. Thank you!

+staying at binions means being right in the heart of the fremont street experience. The first floor leads out directly into the street. +no resort fees (possibly for a limited time?) +free parking if you have a player's card (obtaining a player's card is free) +lina at the front desk is so sweet and welcoming. She took super good care of me. +I had the biscuits and gravy as a quick snack at the binions cafe. I was issued a 5 dollar credit to the cafe upon check-in, bringing the total to around 6.50. 3 biscuits absolutely submerged in some very delicious white gravy. They also have a couple of items that get preferential pricing for having a players card but i forget what they are at the moment.... I remember a sandwich option and a chicken parm pasta option. There is a third. +there is a walgreens and an ABC store on Fremont street within steps from Binions - my room was a little on the darker side. There is one main central ceiling light and two table lights. One was out of order. The hallway into the room is also dark. I resorted to leaving the bathroom light on. -the elevator up from the parking structure is a bit small and can feel a bit congested / claustrophobic -the walls are thin in this property. as such, you might hear your neighbor playing music loudly or engaging in horizontal activities. The concerts and general partying goes on until about 2 AM, so just be aware that all of this might be audible from your hotel room depending on where you are. This property is a little older and as such, is more sparsely decorated and outfitted when compared to nicer (more expensive) choices. However, these casinos have so much spirit and character, which is something I give points for. I like this place for the Fremont experience. I'll probably be back. 53.10 for the room on third party with 6.90 in taxes and fees = 60 bucks even with NO RESORT FEE.

No thanks. Price was right but the room was way too noisy. No windows in the room, people smoking in the hall (I guess it's Vegas) Low water pressure. Different place next time.

I'm giving Apache hotel a 4 stars for few reasons: 1. No resort fees mid week rooms average $50 or lower their sister casino four queens also doesn't charge resort fees. I don't think there's hardly any hotels in Las Vegas that doesn't charge resort fees. 2. Free parking during your stay just go get a players card and they'll give you a placard for unlimited in and out access. I would go get a players card right before check in so if you show them that the parking is free. 3. They give you a coupon book for discount and match play. 4. Check out time is 12pm not 11am like most hotels in Vegas. 5. Don't know if it's a limited time thing but they gave me 2 free breakfast during my stay that's $16.99 per breakfast. 6. You're right in the middle of Fremont street so if you want to walk around it's the perfect location. As soon as you exit the freeway Apache hotel is few blocks away very easy access. 7. Room is hardwood floor which is nice and the room was very clean. Now the cons of staying here: 1. The parking lot is very tight so you gotta be careful once you get into the garage and make your way up to the parking spots. 2. The elevator from parking lot to hotel is very small and there's only, So you might have to wait a bit. You can always take the stairs. 3. Late night dining option is limited even on Fremont street. Basically you got some over priced pizza, hotdogs and 24 hour coffee shops in each hotel that didn't impress me. I'm talking about after 12am, during weekends of course they stay open latter. I'm a night owl so during the weekday its not much options when I walked around. There is also a 24/7 White Castle near by if that's your thing. 4. If you get a room facing Fremont street it will be noisy so if you're a light sleeper better try to get a room not facing Fremont street. 5. Rooms are very tiny so if you're expecting something huge then this isn't for you. I think it's a perfect place for a couple or single traveler. For the price you can't beat it. The room has all you need ironing, plenty of towels, soap, shampoo. The ac works good. The bathroom is very tight and small extremely. Honestly I just needed a cheap place to stay and Apache hotel provided that with a clean room. No complaints for the price. The Fremont street is very noisy like almost night club noisy amd crowded all the time. I don't think Fremont street is a good place to bring kids. There's a lot of adult oriented street performers here. I also want to give a shout out to Lina who checked me in and was fabulous. She took care of all my requests and was very nice. I would definitely stay here again given the price point. The rooms are nothing fancy but very clean with hardwood floors which I like. My room there was nothing falling apart or holes in the wall or mildew or anything like that. Very simple but nice.

It's 40 degrees outside, windy and raining. I walked 3 blocks from my parking spot to the hotel. I checked in got to the room, and there's no heat! So I went to the desk and they told me they would send a repair guy up. Well no repair guy came, so I went back later to ask what's going on with the room heater not working and they told me that the "boiler" needed to warm up. Now this is an electric forced air heater there's no boiler to heat up! Since I paid the in full online and already paid the deposit I didn't want to go to another hotel, pay another deposit,etc. They wouldn't just change me over to another room. From now on in future visits to Vegas I'll just stay somewhere else.

Saw all these awesome photos on hotels.com, but when I got here, I was not satisfied. I planned on going swimming. NOPE. Pool closed at 6!! Wth?! 6?! It's 113 out here, why would you close the pool that early?! Super bummed about that. There is NO resort fees here tho!! That is unheard of in Vegas! There is a $100 deposit on top of the price I already paid for on hitel Then the pictures I saw on hotels.com did NOT match in person. The room made me feel like a half way house. It was literally a bed and a desk, and small bathroom. They kept an old school theme: rotary phone, old school radio, etc. the floor was SOOOOO SLIPPERY!! Be careful!! My husband and I were slipping everywhere in our room. Not safe for older people, for sure. They told us that they do not have a Daily housekeeping, but if we needed anything to call the front desk. Ok so what I was bothered by was the fact that when I went online to their actually website, the photos I saw on hotels.com were no where to be found on their actual website. They it says that this is a HISTORIC HAUNTED hotel?! Wth?! I would not have stayed here if I knew that. It does look spooky here with the old hotel boxes. Ugh.

Cool hotel. Big. The "haunted" theme is funny and interesting. Small little rooms that are comfy. 3.9/5

Binion's had a hotel they closed years ago. Hotel Apache is part of the reopening with renovated rooms that feel like the best from the 1950s or so. It has some modern features too. Air conditioning is cold enough to make the room cold as ice. The hotel has some issues that hopefully can be hashed out. I have stayed here a few times and have gotten to experience the whole process of staying in this hotel above the old casino. Rooms look a lot like they were when the first hotels around opened. This portion was some of the original Hotel Apache that opened in 1932 and was around before it closed many years. It was pretty nice in the room with the fantastic air conditioning. The rooms next to Fremont Street get noise. If you can't sleep good you need to get a room in another location. Security is an issue for keeping out trespassers. Anyone can access the hallways. The entrance off the side goes right to the stairs and anyone can come in and go upstairs. Checking in was kind of annoying. It's in the back near the rear entrance, and if you need anything like another key and no one is here, you need to go to the Four Queens front desk because that's who operates it. The concept is cool and I would like to see them open up more rooms as The Mint with a 1970s theme like how it was featured in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

I canceled my reservation within 10 hours that I made it. When they refunded me, they gave me a little more than half back. And I had insurance on that refunding insurance. Do not I can't stress enough make reservations at this dump.

Stayed here from 3/7-3/11. Got here early, so my room wasn't ready. I upgraded, but I shouldn't of. I think the only reason its considered an upgrade is because of the mini fridge. Bed was comfortable and bathroom was nice. It would of been nice to of had a coffee maker in the room. I didn't hear any outside noise from Fremont Street. I'd probably stay here again since its a close drive for my family to pick me up. ABC store is a great place to get snacks,ect. Their prices are decent. Got $10 free play when I signed up for a players card.

Three types of people will love this place, gamblers that want accessibility to the tables, a quick bite to eat and simply want to pass out at 4A and be up and out by 11:45A the next day, those on an extremely tight budget who are not worried about where they're staying and are willing to overlook extra amenities or those that are into the ghost hunting aspect and are looking to do a Las Vegas ghost adventure. With that being said, I want everyone else know, a stay here is not for everyone! For my wife and me this was one of the last properties we had never stayed at and I'll be honest with you, until the tower opens back up, I more than likely won't be be back. Just need a bit more when it comes to accommodations and amenities, nothing at all against the hotel and casino staff who have always been great. Check In/Check Out couldn't have been any smoother and the Casino is well laid out w/ plenty of table games and a good mix of old and new generation slot machines Food at Binion's is also great, so while it may not be what I'm looking for room wise, there's plenty of people out there that could care less about the room and be quite fine w/ what they got. On a side note, didn't feel any "ghostly" presences while in the room or while we went to sleep, but we did record while we went out gambling and had a few hard to explain noises like sounds as if pennies were being thrown against the floor and what sounded like the hangers clicking together, so who knows?

So knowing that I only paid $33/night and knowing that this place has no resort fees and is a legit 2-star, I was pleasantly surprised with how cool the Apache was. It's a hotel inside of Binion's and has apparently been around since 1932. There aren't really any views from the rooms. The rooms also don't have microwaves or fridges. The rooms were kind of creepy and reminded me of the old tower of terror with the faux rotary phone and old-style radios.

The hotel is nice . Mary the lady that check us in . She had an attitude. Didn't say hi. She doesn't have customers service. She likes to argue back . I love the hotel other then that

Wonderful stay at the remodeled Hotel Apache located inside Binion's. Check in quick, pleasant staff, no issues at all. Since was a guys trip, didn't need much - but very pleased with super clean accommodations, comfortable bed, refrigerator, and a/c that didn't struggle even with the 110+ temps! Supposedly haunted, but didn't encounter any supernatural events. Stay was on Sunday & Monday night, no issue with noise in second floor room; may be different on weekends. Great location downtown at Fremont Street Experience. Only improvement could be coffeemaker in room.

Another bucket list item checked off. So many times when visiting Las Vegas, we vowed that "next time" we would stay here. Finally, on Sunday 2/18/24 we fulfilled our promise to ourselves, and were very pleased. While we were not visited by ghostly spirits, we felt the nostalgia of a room right out of the past. The location inside Binion's is great and with free parking and no resort fee, the value cannot be beat.

Offered a decent stay. Main gripe was the fire alarm at 3am. Cafe in the casino has great operating hours.

Mostly clean except for the bathroom, hair all over the shower wall and some on the floor. Room was clean. Got a bed, 2 end tables a table and a tv and that's it, with one tiny window with stain glass. The bed was awful! Hard as a rock and thin pillows. By 11:50PM the office had closed so I had to check in at their other hotel, a pain. I would only stay again if I was desperate to find a hotel.

I just played the craps table and I placed a don't come bet. The roller rolled a 6 and the next roll was a 7,meaning don't come wins. They said I lost my bet. I told the pit boss my bet just won and you said I lost. The pit boss then called me a retard and I got kicked out of the Casino even though he used th R word. Don't ever go to this casino. They fraud everyone.

The rooms legit look like you've walked back in time. Its neat. It's also very affordable. Our room was clean, the bathroom clean, it had AC/heat, a mini fridge, and a TV that showed basic cable and movies. Reception was also great, and very helpful. You can definitely hear Freemont Street below-the walls are thin- but honestly, we live in a large city, and the noise level for us is very similar. The outside carpet is a bit dirty also, this is true.

They reopened this portion of the hotel on July 29th 2019. The hotel business in this town is booming so that was a great idea. I'm finally able to stay here and give you my true account of what I think of the reborn vintage hotel. Check-in was average they seemed to be training a new person but overall didnt experience any delays. For those of you wondering they do rent ghost hunting equipment for $25 at the Front Desk. Nice gimmick! The Room: I love what they did with his vintage building! Everything here is new but still retained its vintage old timey charm! All rooms back in the day were small and this one is small as well but everything inside is clean and brand new... there are no closets just a luggage stand and some hangers FYI. Oh...the Blackout curtains will be your best friend! Unlike the Golden Gate, this hotel has steady water temperature and doesn't fluctuate hot and cold even though it's an old building. And you can tell its age from those beautiful moldings on the doors as well I don't have a view out the window due to what area of the building I'm in... but they will validate your parking for hotel guests and Binions has a rooftop pool. Lets not forget there is NO RESORT FEE! i repeat NO RESORT FEE!!!!! I really think it's one of the coolest hotels in town.... and again.... Binion's rooftop pool is available for use and it goes up to eight feet! I cannot think of one thing I didn't like about this Vintage/Modern hotel! It's really really cozy and warm and inviting. SPOILER ALERT: For all of you wondering or are hesitant.....Nothing "paranormal" was discovered nor was there any indication whatsoever of the hotel being haunted during my stay. It was very quaint.

First and definitely last time staying here. Grabbed a cheap $49 room bc my friend got a room here be we were celebrating her bday on Fremont. The whole hotel floor smelled so bad like an ld antique dirty thrift store yuck. It looked like a body was dragged down the hallway to the elevator it was disgusting so dirty and stained! Parking was hell bc of all of the construction I had no clue where to go. Just overall not a quality place u def get what you pay for. Tiny room tony bathroom no window it was stained glass so u cant see out of it. It felt like how a prison cell would be like. No decor just old everything. The bed was so low to the ground it was weird. Just wanted to drive the 15 min home to my own place honestly. Wont be staying there again not -worth it.

Since I have to give stars, they get a 1. This is not the place to stay. Convenient for Fremont street, very. That is the ONLY thing going for them. It is soooo outdated. The rooms are super super small. It is loud since you butt up against Fremont. But the kicker...when we got here there was no one at the front desk and it directed us to the security desk, on the opposite side of the casino. We shlepped all our stuff there and got our keys. After this we couldn't find the elevator. We asked so many employees and we were told to just take stairs. So we took allllll our stuff up the tiny stairs! It was a horrible horrible experience. And our neighbors had a great night making love. We heard every single thing :) paper paper thin walls. But I'm happy for them

Place is pretty sweet. Old-timey. Supposed to be haunted. The floors are uneven, kind of unsettling... They have a sweet Black Jack pit that only has chicks with, err..., good posture (wink wink, nod nod...)!

Booked this hotel room last minute pretty cheap and can't really complain too much for what I paid for. The room is pretty small but in a cozy way. The room has some personality with the vintage radio, the painting on the wall, and the fake window decor piece (or at least I think it's fake). This hotel is pretty old but the rooms are clean and well-maintained; however, there is a slight smell of smoke that permeates throughout the hotel, especially when you go in the elevator. Also, one out of the two lamps in the room does not work but you really only need one lamp on to see well enough in the room.

If you want something simple with no real frills Hotel Apache may be for you. We normally stay at the Golden Nugget but the prices have risen and simply was not worth the cost compared to the crappy stale rooms they have in the Carrson tower. The Apache room was simple but clean and efficient. Some reviews complained about noise levels, we did not experience that at all. We were in room 270 and was very quiet. The hotel is very conveniently located in Binions right across the street from the Golden Nugget. One of the nice features is you don't have to walk all the way through the casino to get to the hotel from Fremont Street.

The hotel has an old fashioned charm. It comes from an era when Vegas was about gambling. No malls,etc. The rooms were remodeled recently and you can always get a good deal during the week. I'm in Vegas several times a month for business and have stayed in most of the hotels. The staff here is helpful. The only thing is it's only 3 stories, so you're right on top of Freemont Street, which is very, very loud. Heavy bass sounds until 2am!

The hotel has a lot of history and is really cool. My room was clean and roomy. Check in was fast. My only complaint is noise. Don't get a room that backs up to Fremont street. You won't sleep. The street performers are right there and it's loud. They didn't stop until 3am.

This place was sooooooo cute I loved the vintage theme and vibe I had a creepy feeling in the hallways and decided to do some research and I find out the hotel was on ghost adventures which I thought was super freakin cool my room wasn't haunted but I loved the thrill of possibly being haunted haha. (Sorry I'm into dead stuff lol) anyway aside from that the hotel room was incredibly clean and adorable I felt 100% comfortable sleeping here we paid only 40$

I stayed here again just one night only because I needed a place to crash since I was crushing it at the tables downtown and didn't want to drive drunk back to the strip to my main hotel. This time I had ZERO expectations since this place has already burned me once. A box for a room, no windows you can look through - just an upper window with stained glass you can't see through and the sun can't get through. You feel like you are in solitary confinement in prison. The real laugher is the bathroom - tiny as phuck - only a midget could use it - and that's a stretch. The door to the bathroom only opens half way since it crashes into the toilet that blocks it - that's how small it is. For God's sake, if you are going to plan a trip and stay downtown - do NOT stay here - you will regret it the rest of your life.

Really cool stained glass. A neat chance to spend time immersed in historic Vegas. Mayle at the front desk was very helpful. Thanks!

Absolutely horrible. If you desire no rest stay here. I can't understand why they would place someone in the rooms that face Fremont Street. It is deafening noise that will engulf you from all angles, along with vibrating walls. No way I was able to sleep and I ended up curling up on the bathroom floor next to the toilet. Music went on till 430am, and started back up again around 7am. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all costs. The supervisor on duty was rude when I complained the next day and stated he had never heard of any complaints about the noise. He evidently has never read reviews of this place - there are many noise complaints. I voiced my concerns to senior management at Priceline and they agreed to refund my stay. I did not choose this hotel and it was offered as an express deal. This by far is the most unpleasant hotel experience I've ever had in my life.

1st of three nights. Called for an extra pillow and blanket no response. Front desk unoccupied. What kind of hotel is this . Can't even contact anyone . No one Is in front desk and no response by phone. I feel abandoned. There is no staff to help. What kind of hotel is this? Even the worst hotels wii have someone at the front desk.

My family and I were so excited!!! Daughter turning 21!! Walked into Apache and was greeted by Stephanie at the front desk. Rude, sarcastic, never made eye contact with me. I had drove 5 hours to get there and didn't understand the process for parking. She had no intention on explaining it to me without being rude. Also, had to use a different credit card than 1 on file do to fraud. Stephanie once again was extremely rude, stated she would refund $168 per room which was my deposit and just start over, I asked if that refund would take 3-5 business days.. she shrugged and said probably. Thank goodness we were ok with the minus $400 we were counting on!!

Rooms are sparse, no USB charging ports, mattress low to the ground and uncomfortable. No housekeeping unless you ask in advance for it. On the plus side it was clean and cheap.

the clerk was not profresnal the rooms were bad i rather sleep in las vegas streets went 4 queen bettr experncw

First time staying here. Love that there are no resort fees. Room is small but has a shower and a bed and that's all I need. I think maybe a small in room fridge and coffee pot oh yea and an ironing board would make this top notch. Bed is comfy, a/c puts out great cold air even if it is a little noisy, I like the vintage phone and radio in the room and the lamps and art are cool too. Only and I mean only complaint is the windows are frosted glass so 0 view.

Nice, clean, and quite. First time in Vegas and was surprised. Stayed on Fremont street and took a Lyft everywhere. I would highly recommend and I plan on staying there in the future.

They don't tell you that there is a speaker outside the window blasting all night long. This is a lousy place do not stay here. There was no cleaning service be very careful because they will ask you to initial and make sure you know what you sign because the guy explain something different. They ask for $100 extra on deposit this is not told over the phone. It takes 5 to 10 days to get your money back. Lastly, there is no view out the windows to look out of.

Alright joint but the thing that this place is in the Binion's Horseshoe Casino and that place is shit and ran to the ground by crappy owners. Seriously the employees are horrible, been working there wayyy too long, grumpy, and unprofessional. Sucks cause the hotel is good. Do what you like but I won't stay here again.

We needed a last minute room, due to staying an extra night in town and there were no decent vacancies except for the Apache. Finally we were directed to the haunted Binions. After my husband told me it was on Ghost Adventures and was recently reopened, I was excited to stay there, since we are paranormal enthusiasts. The casino itself is old and a bit ghetto, but no biggie. The hotel corridors are narrow and creepy, which I loved. Our room was tiny and had a very old time feel, which i actually also loved. It was very clean. Sure I slept with the lights and TV on, after watching Ghost Adventures that night, but that's quite alright. Lol. The next morning, as we were checking out, the girl showed us the Ghost Hunting kit that was available for rent. I was quite disappointed that we weren't offered that the night before at check in. We would have surely rented it. So that morning, we explored a tad (without the kit). We went to the haunted, abandoned room on the (I believe) 4th floor. It was creepy, but probably just because I knew it was supposedly haunted. Overall it was a cool experience, even though we didn't really feel or see anything. I'd go back for sure.