Home to the long-running “The Grand Poker Series,” poker at the Golden Nugget Las Vegas was championed by Steve Wynn back in the 1970s. “The Nugget” has offered poker for decades and has become one of Sin City’s most iconic rooms having formerly played host to iconic poker television shows such as High Stakes Poker, Face the Ace, and NBC’s Poker After Dark. The Golden Nugget Poker Room is currently the only poker room located in downtown Las Vegas, and the oldest one in the city. ©kobby_dagan/123RF.Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino Poker Room Details Those that value sleep and a quiet night should likely look elsewhere. You can reserve a room in the South Tower by selecting a “Premium” room option at the time of booking, however, you’ll need to ask for a south-facing room when checking in.Ī quiet room can be a gamble to come by when the resort is busy. Rooms in the South Tower that face south (away from Fremont Street) are the quietest option at 4 Queens.
Although further away, the north side of the South Tower faces both Fremont Street and the 3rd Street live entertainment stage and rooms tend to be loud as a result. Your best bet, though, is to book a room in the South Tower which is set back from Fremont Street. Rooms that face south (away from Fremont) in the North Tower tend to be quieter.
The North Tower sits directly on top of the Fremont Street Experience and rooms on the north side of that tower (facing Fremont) are extremely loud. on the Strip – A comparison.Ĥ Queens has both a North and South Hotel Tower. I thought it would be helpful to identify the quietest room options and towers at each hotel in downtown Las Vegas for those that are seeking out a great time on Fremont Street in addition to a good night of sleep. Unfortunately, though, quiet room options tend to be in high demand and are never guaranteed. Rooms on higher floors are quieter than those closer to street level.ĭon’t be shy, always ask the front desk at check-in for the quietest room possible. Many hotels even offer a complimentary set of earplugs at check-in or laid ominously on your nightstand next to the bed, foreshadowing what you’re in for.Īs a general rule of thumb, rooms that are further away from, and/or face away from Fremont Street represent the quietest option at a given property. The ruckus, caused by live music, light shows, and bucket drummers can be unbearable for those that are light sleepers or are traveling for work. Those of us that have stayed at hotels on Fremont Street know how loud rooms can be until the wee hours of the morning.
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