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Las Vegas' Most Historic Hotel
Accurately billed as Las Vegas' "Most Historic Hotel" by former Mayor Jan Laverty Jones in a 1996 ceremony, the Golden Gate has stood the test of time and then some.
Since opening as the Hotel Nevada in 1906, this modest, cozy establishment has stood placidly at One Fremont Street while the town -- and the world -- changed around it.
Fortunately, very little has changed at the hotel in the intervening years. At just 106 rooms, the hotel remains proudly dwarfed by its neighbors. Many of the original wood fixtures remain in place. The casino is just as active as opening day -- and just as intimate. Its shrimp cocktail -- widely acknowledged as the first ever served in Las Vegas -- is as popular as the day it was introduced.
Even as Las Vegas builds toward the heavens, the Golden Gate Hotel keeps close to the ground, rooted in its rich and wildly successful history.
What to expect: One of the smallest of the Fremont Street hotels, the Golden Gate adjoins the Fremont Street Experience, four miles from the Strip and eight miles from the airport. On-site amenities include a casino, gift shop, and ATM. Newspapers are complimentary in the lobby, and business services are available from the 24-hour front desk. Guest parking is complimentary.
The Golden Gate blends the latest in slots and video with traditional craps, blackjack, and newer table games like 3-card poker and Let It Ride, all in the setting of Las Vegas’ most historic hotel. The Golden Gate pays 10x Odds on Dice and 3 to 2 on all Blackjacks.
In 1955, Golden Gate founding partner and restaurateur, Tiny Naylor, brought his special brand of home cooking to Las Vegas’ most historic hotel and casino. Today, Tiny’s son, Biff, serves classic recipes with the same fresh, homemade quality. Du-Par’s serves the “Best Pancakes in America” (Esquire Magazine), “Best Pie in Las Vegas (Las Vegas Weekly Magazine), and was recently named one of the “Top Five 24-hour Diners in Las Vegas” – along with the Bellagio and Cosmopolitan (Haute Living Magazine). This is great food without megaresort prices.
When Golden Gate partner Italo Ghelfi introduced shrimp cocktail to the casino scene in 1959, he started a Las Vegas tradition. Since then, they’ve served more than 40 million! Locals vote their shrimp cocktail “Best of Las Vegas” year after year!
Las Vegas’ Original Shrimp Cocktail is served in Du-pars and boasts a heap of ocean shrimp in a classic “tulip” sundae glass, served with their secret cocktail sauce and a wedge of fresh lemon.
Their latest Las Vegas original features beautiful bikini-clad bartenders dancing and serving a refreshing array of frozen drinks and ice cold beer amidst the pulsing lights and rocking rhythms of Fremont Street.
These delicious drinks are chilled by the only geo-thermal system in a Las Vegas casino—plus, it keeps their barely-covered bartenders warm in the winter!
Original. Authentic. Cool.
The bottles are flying at One Fremont Street—where Las Vegas started! Santiago, Luis, Paul and Oscar have more than 100 championship trophies between them. You won’t find a more talented group anywhere! Their World-Class flair bartenders are making their own history.
Frank and Sammy drank there in the Rat Pack era. Today, you can drink in good company with a prime view of Las Vegas’ sexiest Dancing Dealers and a front-row seat to watch live sports on HDTV.
Under a vault of two million light bulbs, a four-block pedestrians-only stretch of downtown Las Vegas called Fremont Street Experience presents periodic sound-and-light shows from dusk to midnight. Other day-and-night entertainment on the street includes live music, classic-car displays, and holiday festivals. Like nine other downtown hotel casinos, Golden Gate opens directly onto Fremont Street, creating a lively flow of pedestrian traffic.
You can’t do this on the Strip: Party inside with Dancing Dealers and take a few easy steps outside onto Las Vegas’ most dynamic street. Look ten stories up at fantastic light shows on the world’s biggest video monster (yes, it’s gigantic). The Fremont Street Experience is four neon blocks of party action with 3 stages, dancing DJ’s, tribute bands, a zip-line overhead and bars everywhere. And it’s free. Really.
They’ve hosted some of the biggest names in music—from Lady Antebellum to Neon Trees—along with NASCAR drivers, bull riders and the most beautiful girls in the world competing for the title of Miss Universe. So grab a cold beer at OneBar and join the crowd cruising the street … where Las Vegas started!
Forget the Strip mega-hassle. Spend less time walking and more time dancing in the street!
This three-story hotel has 106 guestrooms, accessible via elevators and interior corridors. Guestrooms are air-conditioned, and include coffeemakers, cable TV, and phones with voice mail. Complimentary newspapers are delivered Monday through Friday. Hair dryers and irons can be checked out from the front desk, with a deposit.
This 250-square-foot standard room has two double beds with pillow-top mattresses. It is decorated in an art deco theme and comes with a hair dryer and in-room safe. Select rooms overlook Fremont Street Experience.
The bathroom has either a shower only or a shower/tub combination.
Amenities Include: Air conditioning, Coffeemaker, Iron / Ironing board, In-room safe, Alarm clock, Electronic check-out, Daily maid service, Room service, Wireless Internet access (For a fee), Hair dryer, Combined shower and bathtub, Television, Flatscreen television, Radio, Telephone, Wake-up Calls
This 250-square-foot standard room has two double beds with pillow-top mattresses. It is decorated in an art deco theme and comes with a hair dryer and in-room safe. Select rooms overlook Fremont Street Experience.
The bathroom has either a shower only or a shower/tub combination.
Amenities Include: Air conditioning, Coffeemaker, Iron / Ironing board, In-room safe, Alarm clock, Electronic check-out, Daily maid service, Room service, Wireless Internet access (For a fee), Hair dryer, Combined shower and bathtub, Television, Flatscreen television, Radio, Telephone, Wake-up Calls
This contemporary suite measures approximately 500 square feet. It has a California king bed with a pillow-top mattress. In addition, there's a sectional sofa with a pull-out queen-sized bed. The suite is decorated with an art deco theme and features eye-catching vintage artwork. Other amenities include a 50-inch flat-panel TV, an iHome clock radio (compatible with both iPhones and iPads) and a comfortable work space as well as a hair dryer and an in-room safe.
The bathroom has a shower with a rainfall showerhead.
Amenities Include: Air conditioning, Coffeemaker, Iron / Ironing board, In-room safe, Alarm clock, Desk, Climate control, Electronic check-out, Electronic key, Daily maid service, Room service, Wireless Internet access (For a fee), Hair dryer, Shower only, Flatscreen television, Cable / Satellite television channels, Radio, MP3 player docking station, Telephone, Wake-up Calls, Premium bedding, Sofa bed
