Motel 6 - Las Vegas, NV – Downtown Fremont St Experience

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$76
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About this property

Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a garden. Additional amenities at this hostel include complimentary wireless internet access, a picnic area, and barbecue grills.
  • Parking

  • Swimming pool

  • Casino

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Pool Outdoor

  • Free Parking

Location

1322 Fremont Street, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Fremont Street (0.1 miles)

Fremont Street Experience (0.7 miles)

SlotZilla Zipline (0.7 miles)

The D Casino Hotel (0.8 miles)

Golden Nugget Casino (0.9 miles)

Four Queens Casino (0.9 miles)


Room options

Standard Room, 1 King Bed

1 King Bed

Sleeps 2

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed

1 Queen Bed

Sleeps 2

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Standard Room, 2 Double Beds

2 Full Beds

Sleeps 4

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds

2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Guest reviews of Motel 6 - Las Vegas, NV – Downtown Fremont St Experience

Facilities

6.4

Cleanliness

6

Service

6.8

2

Richard

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last week

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Stayed 1 night

Well, where do I start. Your pet can stay for free and the TV's have a "on demand" option, which is a nice feature with young kids. However, good luck hearing your TV over the drama that ensues Every. Single. Day. Let's just say, the neighborhood and the guests at this location are vibrant to say the least. Lots of fighting, illegal activity, and unwanted proposition for drugs and sex work. My first night, I had a nice BUT extremely intoxicated older gentlemen walk me to my room and when I tried to have him leave, he tried to force his way into my room. I'm a mom, a smaller woman about five foot tall, so this is obviously worrisome. The rooms are surfaced cleaned- I don't think they've ever been deep cleaned. Towels are horrendous- gray, not white and full of old hair. The outside cans are always overflowing, they smell and attract roaches. Wifi is awful. The staff is incredibly rude, minus one woman who normally works the day shift. The manager, wow. That's the only way to say it. The swimming pool hasn't been opened for god knows how long and won't be until next year. No laundry services, no ice machines, and no where to buy food, drinks or anything really after 9pm and the 7 eleven is scary as hell. In fact they stop selling gift cards and loading prepaid cards at 5 pm due to the crime in the area. I stay in alot of hotels throughout the year, so I've definitely had my share of experiences both positive and negative- so I will say if you must, stay only for a night.
Well, where do I start. Your pet can stay for free and the TV's have a "on demand" option, which is a nice feature with young kids. However, good luck hearing your TV over the drama that ensues Every. Single. Day. Let's just say, the neighborhood and the guests at this location are vibrant to say the least. Lots of fighting, illegal activity, and unwanted proposition for drugs and sex work. My first night, I had a nice BUT extremely intoxicated older gentlemen walk me to my room and when I tried to have him leave, he tried to force his way into my room. I'm a mom, a smaller woman about five foot tall, so this is obviously worrisome. The rooms are surfaced cleaned- I don't think they've ever been deep cleaned. Towels are horrendous- gray, not white and full of old hair. The outside cans are always overflowing, they smell and attract roaches. Wifi is awful. The staff is incredibly rude, minus one woman who normally works the day shift. The manager, wow. That's the only way to say it. The swimming pool hasn't been opened for god knows how long and won't be until next year. No laundry services, no ice machines, and no where to buy food, drinks or anything really after 9pm and the 7 eleven is scary as hell. In fact they stop selling gift cards and loading prepaid cards at 5 pm due to the crime in the area. I stay in alot of hotels throughout the year, so I've definitely had my share of experiences both positive and negative- so I will say if you must, stay only for a night.

2

Richard

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last week

·

Stayed 1 night

Well, where do I start. Your pet can stay for free and the TV's have a "on demand" option, which is a nice feature with young kids. However, good luck hearing your TV over the drama that ensues Every. Single. Day. Let's just say, the neighborhood and the guests at this location are vibrant to say the least. Lots of fighting, illegal activity, and unwanted proposition for drugs and sex work. My first night, I had a nice BUT extremely intoxicated older gentlemen walk me to my room and when I tried to have him leave, he tried to force his way into my room. I'm a mom, a smaller woman about five foot tall, so this is obviously worrisome. The rooms are surfaced cleaned- I don't think they've ever been deep cleaned. Towels are horrendous- gray, not white and full of old hair. The outside cans are always overflowing, they smell and attract roaches. Wifi is awful. The staff is incredibly rude, minus one woman who normally works the day shift. The manager, wow. That's the only way to say it. The swimming pool hasn't been opened for god knows how long and won't be until next year. No laundry services, no ice machines, and no where to buy food, drinks or anything really after 9pm and the 7 eleven is scary as hell. In fact they stop selling gift cards and loading prepaid cards at 5 pm due to the crime in the area. I stay in alot of hotels throughout the year, so I've definitely had my share of experiences both positive and negative- so I will say if you must, stay only for a night.
Well, where do I start. Your pet can stay for free and the TV's have a "on demand" option, which is a nice feature with young kids. However, good luck hearing your TV over the drama that ensues Every. Single. Day. Let's just say, the neighborhood and the guests at this location are vibrant to say the least. Lots of fighting, illegal activity, and unwanted proposition for drugs and sex work. My first night, I had a nice BUT extremely intoxicated older gentlemen walk me to my room and when I tried to have him leave, he tried to force his way into my room. I'm a mom, a smaller woman about five foot tall, so this is obviously worrisome. The rooms are surfaced cleaned- I don't think they've ever been deep cleaned. Towels are horrendous- gray, not white and full of old hair. The outside cans are always overflowing, they smell and attract roaches. Wifi is awful. The staff is incredibly rude, minus one woman who normally works the day shift. The manager, wow. That's the only way to say it. The swimming pool hasn't been opened for god knows how long and won't be until next year. No laundry services, no ice machines, and no where to buy food, drinks or anything really after 9pm and the 7 eleven is scary as hell. In fact they stop selling gift cards and loading prepaid cards at 5 pm due to the crime in the area. I stay in alot of hotels throughout the year, so I've definitely had my share of experiences both positive and negative- so I will say if you must, stay only for a night.

4

Richard

IAN-logo

last week

·

Stayed 1 night

Well, where do I start. Your pet can stay for free and the TV's have a "on demand" option, which is a nice feature with young kids. However, good luck hearing your TV over the drama that ensues Every. Single. Day. Let's just say, the neighborhood and the guests at this location are vibrant to say the least. Lots of fighting, illegal activity, and unwanted proposition for drugs and sex work. My first night, I had a nice BUT extremely intoxicated older gentlemen walk me to my room and when I tried to have him leave, he tried to force his way into my room. I'm a mom, a smaller woman about five foot tall, so this is obviously worrisome. The rooms are surfaced cleaned- I don't think they've ever been deep cleaned. Towels are horrendous- gray, not white and full of old hair. The outside cans are always overflowing, they smell and attract roaches. Wifi is awful. The staff is incredibly rude, minus one woman who normally works the day shift. The manager, wow. That's the only way to say it. The swimming pool hasn't been opened for god knows how long and won't be until next year. No laundry services, no ice machines, and no where to buy food, drinks or anything really after 9pm and the 7 eleven is scary as hell. In fact they stop selling gift cards and loading prepaid cards at 5 pm due to the crime in the area. I stay in alot of hotels throughout the year, so I've definitely had my share of experiences both positive and negative- so I will say if you must, stay only for a night.
Well, where do I start. Your pet can stay for free and the TV's have a "on demand" option, which is a nice feature with young kids. However, good luck hearing your TV over the drama that ensues Every. Single. Day. Let's just say, the neighborhood and the guests at this location are vibrant to say the least. Lots of fighting, illegal activity, and unwanted proposition for drugs and sex work. My first night, I had a nice BUT extremely intoxicated older gentlemen walk me to my room and when I tried to have him leave, he tried to force his way into my room. I'm a mom, a smaller woman about five foot tall, so this is obviously worrisome. The rooms are surfaced cleaned- I don't think they've ever been deep cleaned. Towels are horrendous- gray, not white and full of old hair. The outside cans are always overflowing, they smell and attract roaches. Wifi is awful. The staff is incredibly rude, minus one woman who normally works the day shift. The manager, wow. That's the only way to say it. The swimming pool hasn't been opened for god knows how long and won't be until next year. No laundry services, no ice machines, and no where to buy food, drinks or anything really after 9pm and the 7 eleven is scary as hell. In fact they stop selling gift cards and loading prepaid cards at 5 pm due to the crime in the area. I stay in alot of hotels throughout the year, so I've definitely had my share of experiences both positive and negative- so I will say if you must, stay only for a night.

2

Nicholas

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Sep 17, 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

The swimming pool was closed no reason why, the trash was not dumped in or outside of our hotel room there for 2 days, the front desk lady was not even there at 9:00 Internet passwords did not last long did not feel safe Gates were not not even shampoo or conditioner nothing but a badge two blankets toilet paper and towels
The swimming pool was closed no reason why, the trash was not dumped in or outside of our hotel room there for 2 days, the front desk lady was not even there at 9:00 Internet passwords did not last long did not feel safe Gates were not not even shampoo or conditioner nothing but a badge two blankets toilet paper and towels

10

Richard

IAN-logo

Aug 30, 2026

·

Stayed 1 night

Good place to be in safe and secure
Good place to be in safe and secure

Property Policies

Check-in instructions

Everything you need to know for a smooth check-in.

Check-in

Check-out

From 15:00 to 03:00

Before 11:00


Security deposit

You'll be required to pay the fully refundable deposit for this property.

Good to know

Additional policies and info about this property.


FAQs about Motel 6 - Las Vegas, NV – Downtown Fremont St Experience

Is parking available at the property?

Yes, free self-parking is available on-site, though it is limited.


What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request and could incur additional charges.


What accessibility features does the hotel offer?

The property features limited wheelchair accessibility, including accessible parking and public areas.

Where is the hotel located in relation to local attractions?

The hotel is located in Downtown Las Vegas, just steps from Fremont Street and 13 minutes on foot from Fremont Street Experience. It is approximately 1 mile from Golden Nugget Casino and 2.2 miles from Stratosphere Tower.


Does the hotel have a swimming pool?

Yes, there is an outdoor swimming pool available for guests.


What are the hotel's policies regarding children?

Children 17 years old and younger are not permitted at this property.


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