Las Vegas Hotels
Golden Nugget
129 E. Fremont St
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Tel. 800/846-5336, 702/385-7111
Fax. 702/386-8362
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Amenities: Public areas newly remodeled as part of $100-million refurbishment, including a new poker room, new pool area ("The Tank") with a 200,000-gallon aquarium, 600-seat showroom, new restaurants and shopping.
Pros: Celebrating its 60th anniversary, the Nugget looks as fresh or fresher than many of its Strip counterparts and just as luxurious. There's even a VIP lounge and a spa. Parking is free for guests.
Cons: A distance from the Strip. Not all roo...
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Price Range: $69 and up double; $275 and up suite. Extra person $20. No discount for children
Facilities: Casino; showroom; 5 restaurants; outdoor pool; health club & spa; tour desk; car-rental desk; salon; 24-hr. room service; laundry service; dry cleaning; executive-level rooms
Dining & Entertainment: Y
Parking: Free self- and valet parking
Payment: AmEx, Debit, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
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Best in downtown
Posted by atdleft from Henderson, NV on October 8, 2009
Hands down, this is the best hotel downtown! i stayed here in april when i signed the papers for my
condo, and i had no regrets about it. i was a little worried at first about staying somewhere downtown,
but all those worries evaporated when i stepped inside the golden nugget and appreciated the truly
classy atmosphere of the place.
the rooms are a little on the small side (at least by 4-5 star strip standards), but they're appointed
tastefully with comfy beds, flat-screen tvs, and nice bathrooms. the pool area is without a doubt a
true gem, especially with the great water slide and "tank" in the middle with live fish! grotto is not to be
missed for good italian food (at quite the bargain!), while carson street cafe is the place to go for a late
night bite.
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