Fremont Hotel & Casino

I recently enjoyed my first stay at the Fremont, having previously visited other Boyd properties, and I have to say it was quite an experience! Since this was a complimentary stay, my expectations were moderate, but overall, I was pleasantly surprised. My family from Hawaii was in town for Christmas, and we decided to treat ourselves to a quick mini-vacation in Vegas.The check-in process was smooth and efficient. One of our two rooms was ready, so we had the bellman assist us with our luggage. To my delight, my cousin had requested adjoining rooms, and upon our arrival, the housekeeper informed us that the second room was also ready--likely just a system mix-up, but no trouble at all! My cousin quickly obtained the key, and before we knew it, we were off to enjoy some time at the casino.We were located on the 3rd floor in rooms 305 and 306. While the rooms were on the smaller side, they were comfortable and well-equipped with a fridge, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and a sufficient number of towels. Just a heads-up: if you're planning to stay in the Fremont Street area, definitely pack some earplugs, as the vibrant nightlife can get a bit loud.One of my favorite highlights was the new food hall, which offered a variety of options. Plus, there are plenty of dining spots within walking distance, so you'll never go hungry!I deducted one star for a couple of reasons: the food at the ramen spot and Lanai wasn't particularly great, and the rooms and bathrooms were a bit cramped. However, overall, our stay was enjoyable!

Nice place and close to the Fremont Experience. Good parking. Loose slut machines. People are friendly.

I stopped in briefly to check out the casino offerings. There was a variety of slot games, but not many of my favorites.

Fremont has decently priced rooms located in the center of all the action that the Fremont Street Experience has to offer. Valet, Bell and Housekeeping staff were all kind and helpful. Front desk staff was swift and efficient. The level of cleanliness in the room itself wasn't up to my standards, but most places rarely are. There were a few stray hairs on the bed sheets, but judging by their location, it was likely from when the Housekeeping staff made the bed and not left from a previous guest. There was also hair on the floor in the bathroom and in the shower. I used my travel cleaning kit to clean and sanitize for our short, overnight stay.

My family and I usually love staying here. We appreciate the friendly staff, reliable restaurants, budget friendly accommodations, and convenience within downtown Vegas. The recent renovations are also great. That said, this stay was less than subpar. Our room was not cleaned thoroughly upon arrival. There were strange stains on our bathroom ceiling, frosting stains on our walls, and cake pieces left on the carpet in the corner behind the curtains (didn't see the cake crumbs until the last night).I didn't make a big deal about the little things as the bed and general area were still acceptable. I wiped off the frosting. I couldn't reach the weird stains on the bathroom ceiling but eh, I figured staff would see it eventually. Please know we're pretty easy to please. We throw out our trash in the bins. We wipe up any messes we've made. We're not terrible guests who trash hotel rooms or make unreasonable demands.Our room was NEVER serviced during our 4 night, 3 day stay. We only had the 'Do Not Disturb' sign on Saturday morning to sleep as we arrived around 2 am. But we took off the sign for the rest of our stay expecting BASIC service. Taking out the trash. Some new towels. To make matters worse, I believe my earrings were stolen. We were expecting the room to be cleaned at least Sun or Mon, but nothing. I didn't realize my earrings were missing until I started packing Mon night (we were set to leave Tues morning). The last time I wore those earrings was Sun night. I took them off and placed them on the night stand next to the bed. Yes, I left them out. No, they aren't valuable. We put the valuables in the safe. But it's the principle. If you stole my earrings, you could have at least did some small things for the room, maybe provided a fresh set the towels, something. If there was a shortage of staff and if that was communicated to us, I would be a lot more understanding but a big part of customer satisfaction is communication and managing expectations. Yes, I am disappointed. I'm really hoping my earrings weren't stolen but after turning the whole room around, our luggages, etc. it's the only logical option I have left that makes sense.

I usually don't want to write review with complaints but I'm writing this so other people don't have to go through bad experience like me. My main 2 reasons are room is not clean, cleanliness is low standard, and some staff is not helpful. Hotel is recently renovated so looks fine. I like the casino floor. I like it better because it looks brighter.The problem I had was hotel room and housekeeping service. We weren't told that if housekeeping sees the "do not disturb" sign, they will not clean your room at all. They will not go back and check. If you want to sleep in little longer, but you want your room to get cleaned, make sure you tell the front desk. There were helpful staff but there were also staff who will give you bad experience, giving out wrong information. We had our "do not disturb" sign up until we left our room little before 10 am. We took it off before we left and saw a housekeeping on one end of our floor. So we thought our room will get cleaned. When we came back around 3:30, nothing happened in our room. Bed is not made and no new towels, etc. We called the front desk and we were told that our room wasn't clean because the housekeeping probably hasn't gotten to our room yet. Housekeeping never came. We called the front desk and told them, but no explanation. The next day, I think we took of the "do not disturb" sign around 9:30. We didn't know that housekeeping already passed by our room. We went out came back late afternoon, room is not made. We were just told by the front desk that housekeeping saw the "do not disturb" sign so our room didn't get cleaned.Next morning was check out day. My husband talked to the manager because we weren't informed of the important information that one housekeeping sees the "do not disturb" sign, our room will not get cleaned unless we tell someone (before housekeeping service finishes). The reply and the manager's unapologetic attitude made me never wanted to stay in Fremont again.He said, there's not enough housekeeping. He also said it's every where in Vegas, they don't have enough housekeeping. He also said because of that reason, they are banking on the guests to put the "do not disturb" sign. So giving guests good or comfortable service is not on the list.Why are you making more guests stay if you can't give them service. Also the first room we stayed was dirty.Crumbs on the chair, dirty clock, bathroom sink had stuff stuck on the side. Also a/c was locked so the room was cold, who would lock the temp. At 68 degrees!? We arrived at midnight so too tired to change the room. I had bad night but only other room available that night didn't sound good. We were told that we had to go up few steps to go into the room. Go up the stairs with suitcase when we are tired? The worst thing is that the next day after we told the front desk about all the problem (where it wasn't cleaned) and when we came back to the room afternoon, the bed was made and there was a new towels but crumbs was still there and the sink weren't cleaned. So, you can guess what kind of standards they have. If it looks ok, it's ok. Doesn't have to clean. Also they don't seems to check stuff, the mini lotion bottle in the second room we stayed was partially used. We threw it away.

Our favorite spot to chill downtown. Friendliest bartenders, cheap eats, low key and it's quiet enough to have a conversation while watching a game in the sportsbook. A+

CheapThe Fremont is a very old, and historic casino that has nothing spectacular. There really is not much to write about here, but I have always been impressed with ALL of the departments great customer service skills. They have a really great restaurant called Tony Romas and the worst Chinese food imaginable called, the lanai express. There are many locals that come here for the cheap drinks, to play video poker at the bars, and many have stated that the slot machines are looser here, as well.The Fremont has a really good sportsbook!Best deal in Old Vegas and it isn't a dead dump like. WorksThanks

My friends and I stopped by here because they wanted to visit the historic casino. We parked at a parking garage nearby and walked here. There are tons of street performance that you'll see outside. When we walked into the casino, you can tell the demographic here is very different from downtown Las Vegas with the popular casino. The tables here are cheaper to play in but there also not a lot of tables. You'll see security around just to help make you feel safe.

This review speaks only to the Food Hall. We walked in to take a look. We noticed Dunkin Donuts relocated here, and there were some new eateries: including Dunkin, there's Craft Kitchen, Steak n Shake, huey Magoos, Roli Roti, and Tomo Noodles.We wanted to redeem our Aloha coupon at Craft Kitchen but we missed the window. It's opened 7am-3pm. We decided we'll come back Thursday before leaving town. We got lazy and didn't. Next time.The food hall is tucked in the back if you come in from Fremont St. Experience. We walked past Tony Roma's around 4:30pm, and there must have been 50+ people waiting to eat there.There are many tables and plenty of lighting. So different from the rest of the hotel casino.