Fremont Hotel & Casino is a historic hotel and casino located at 200 Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. Designed by legendary architect Wayne McAllister, it opened on May 18, 1956, as the tallest building in Nevada. The property originally had 155 rooms and cost $6 million to build, owned by Ed Levinson and Lou Lurie. In 1963, the 14-story Ogden tower was added along with one of the city's first vertical parking garages. Sam Boyd purchased the Fremont in 1983 to add to his Boyd Gaming properties. The casino sits at the prestigious Four Corners intersection of Casino Center Boulevard and Fremont Street.

The property features 447 hotel rooms across the original tower and Ogden expansion, a casino floor featuring slots, table games, and race and sports book, and 7,330 square feet of meeting space. The Fremont is one of the Four Corners casinos anchoring the heart of Fremont Street Experience, along with Four Queens, Golden Nugget, and Binion's.

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Highlights include Wayne McAllister architecture designed by the legendary mid-century architect known for drive-ins and Googie style, Hollywood history including filming location for movies like Swingers with Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn, Honey I Blew Up the Kid, and Vegas Vacation, and birthplace of Wayne Newton's Vegas career when he made his 1959 debut at age 17 at the Carnival Lounge. The property also features Tony Roma's steakhouse, Paradise Buffet & Cafe serving affordable meals, Second Street Grill sports bar, one of Four Corners casinos at the busiest pedestrian intersection on Fremont Street Experience, prime location under Viva Vision LED canopy light shows, rooftop parking garage providing easy downtown access, budget-friendly room rates, and classic vintage Vegas atmosphere from the golden age of downtown casinos.

Located at 200 Fremont Street at the Four Corners of downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Hotel & Casino occupies the most prestigious intersection under the Fremont Street Experience canopy. The Four Corners represent the epicenter of downtown gaming, where Casino Center Boulevard intersects Fremont Street. The property attracts budget-conscious travelers, history enthusiasts, locals, and visitors seeking authentic vintage Las Vegas. Wayne McAllister's 1956 design represents mid-century modern hospitality architecture. The Fremont holds significance as Nevada's tallest building at opening and helped establish downtown as the original Las Vegas Strip before the modern boulevard existed. Under Boyd Gaming ownership since 1983, the property maintains classic downtown character while providing modern amenities and entertainment options on Fremont Street Experience.

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