Hotel Apache

We had a great stay for the weekend. It was unfortunate that the pool closed so early at 6pm when it has the most beautiful views of vegas from the rooftop. And that if your doing a late check-in, you have to walk across the street to the 4 Queens, to check-in.

If you are looking for a cookie cutter, boring, typical hotel don't come here. You need to appreciate the history and renovation of this unique place. So much character has been maintained in the updates. The rooftop pool is awesome (sadly closes at 6). The staff are all very kind and hospitable. The BBQ from Benny's is great. Yes, you can hear the Fremont Street Experience, but it's not obnoxious and part of thr ambience.

I didn't find my room haunted, but the customer in front of me at checkout noticed a few odd occurrences such as shadows and strange noises. The room is retro looking with hardwood flooring, nothing on the walls, a single dorm type refrigerator, a bed, two nightstands and two lamps. There is an old-style rotary dial phone and FM radio in the room. The lamp has two USB ports for charging devices. Other than that, the only two electrical plugs are in the bathroom, which is nice, but the room is quite small. The shower curtain rod was hanging on by a wing and a prayer and fell down when I placed a towel over it. It was spring loaded, so I was able to put it back up myself. I parked at the Four Queens, which will validate free parking for the Hotel Apache at Binion's. There is one cafe inside, which is quite pricey (a cup of coffee is $5), but the service is good, and the staff is friendly. There's a bit of noise in the hotel room, due to activity going on the Fremont Street Experience, but I was able to block it out by just turning the TV on. I would stay here again, simply due to the fact there are no resort fees, which typically run about $40 a night elsewhere. I paid for a premium room which is $20 a night higher than the standard room. I don't know exactly what the difference is, but it appears that the premium room has a queen size bed and windows with curtains that you can open and close and look out of. The standard room has a full size bed without windows.

Free parking, no resort fees and as soon as you get off the elevator from the parking structure front desk is 10 steps away which was amazing and convenient. For the price it's worth it!

Pool area was amazing and clean with a lovely view. Location was great.

Nice rooms accessible via discrete staircases in the casino. Rooftop pool is surprisingly good, with a great view. Friendly staff, great fun watching the hijinks on Fremont and in the casino. Will return for sure.

Good stay, nice clean room. Free parking in their adjourning parking garage. Located right on the Freemont strip. Check in desk located inside the casino. Downside are there is only one old elevator in casino to take you to the rooms and one old elevator to take you in the parking garage. Easiest way to handle things is just pull into and park in the garage (Yes, the check in desk will give you a free parking pass). Take elevator to 1st floor to enter the casino and check in. Then find the internal elevator to ride to your floor.

No bellman service and nowhere to store bags on location waiting to check in. You have to walk your bags across 2 streets and check them at the 4 Queens, then do it in reverse when you get a room. I know there is no resort fee but..... Room was very noisy due to the Freemont Street Experience canned music and live stage next to the hotel. On the good side, they did have daily maid service. Good food, portions and service at Binion's Cafe.

Good food choices with reasonable pricing. No bell service and no baggage storage. Have to take your bags to the Four Queens to store while waiting for your room and then repeat the procedure once you get a room.

We enjoyed this old-style hotel very much. Yes, it is older - at least the section we stayed in, only 3 stories, not in the Binion's tower - but after the long hallways our room was updated, clean, quiet. Check in was quick with Michael greeting us with a cute quip about the recent lotto winner of 1.3 Billion was from Oregon, where we live. Fun and Funny. The garage elevator was usually dirty and/or wet, and you had to walk through part of the casino to get to the hotel elevator, at least it was clean. Halls were very long to find room but fitted out well with all we needed and quiet. Easy walk to Fremont Street and the Fremont Experience, and other dining options. We stayed 3 nights and went to the hotel's Whiskey Licker Up Saloon on the 2nd floor which overlooks the Fremont Experience. Great food and service - especially with Cierra, the bar tender of the revolving bar who was a treat to watch as she took orders, made drinks, delivered food and plates/silverware etc like a ballet dancer! We went back a 2nd time just because of her great services and talent - as much fun as watching the Fremont Experience from that vantage point - also worth going to!! Overall, despite the age and length of hallways, we enjoyed our stay!!

Well, it was cheap. And the bathroom was nice, and large. But, other than that, there isn't much positive to say about Hotel Apache. The room we were put in had a "window" facing an internal brick wall that was sealed shut and let in no natural light. When we checked into the room and opened the blinds to the "window", we found a ball of human hair behind the curtain. So, I can't say their cleaning standards are that high. When we reported the hair to the front desk they offered to put us in a different room, but when we looked at that room, it was half the size and smelled like black mold. When we moved back to the original room, they showed no sense of urgency with cleaning up the hair and said they would send someone by at 1pm the next day (it was currently 6pm).

Rooms were very clean , the people who work in housekeeping need a raise . They cleaned my room to perfection and were able to accommodate me in any way I needed accommodations. I appreciate them . They truly made my stay worthwhile . They need raises .

I really want to like this place ... and I do like the old-fashioned, Western-themed decor. However, there was a cockroach in our room, another in the hallway, and when I crouched down to look under the bead to see if there were more under there, I didn't see any cockroaches there, but the ground was absolutely filthy. It looked like nobody had bothered to clean the floor under the bed in many years. This place has a lot going for it, but they need to update their cleaning practices!

Room was very clean, decorated nicely, and smelled clean (not like an ashtray). I was very pleased

The hotel room had a very strong musty smell, the mattress was in very poor condition, and it's impossible to get a good night's sleep there since you can hear all the noise from the hallway and the rooms on either side. The room definitely needs to be renovated. Even though the staff was very friendly and helpful

When i arrived for check in room was not ready they asked me to come back in 1 1/2 later. When i came back the front desk didn't even remember me & they still didn't know if the room was ready. Finally when we gor into the room we were very uncomfortable the rolm was filthy we were there for 5 min & decided to leave. We want a refund.

Room was nice- small but clean and comfy for being such an old hotel. Nice small details like an old phone and radio. Bathroom was clean. AC kept room comfortable. TV was great with lots of movie channels available. Front desk staff was super nice! Would definitely stay here again

Very clean room

The room was clean and spacious. The hotel staff was very friendly. We enjoyed our stay.

Clean room...absolutely amazing staff ! Will definitely be back

Beautiful classy architecture, but the mattress was hard and uncomfortable and noise from Freemont St went all night! I did not sleep well and woke up in pain.

Loved the location, convenience and staff. Walkable to lots of other attractions in and around Fremont Street Experience.Room was clean and lots of soap and shampoo,bed was comfortable. On the down side standard room was small and the room we had had no window to be able to look out so felt a bit claustrophobic. No coffee maker in the room and no fridge. We should have checked on amenities available in an upgrade

Rooms without Windows and absolutely too loud

Room was basic and clean as represented in pictures. Surprisingly quiet for the location. I would stay at the property again.

Great location in the middle of Fremont. 3rd floor has windows, felt more open than 2nd floor. Needs more pillows on bed.

Not sound proof rooms could hear every thing

Everything was perfect, except for absolutely awful soundproofing. There was a connecting door between my room and the next one with a small but noticeable gap at the bottom, so you could hear every word being said in the next room. No resort fees though which is great.

Hotel room and bathroom were a bit small, and the evening noise was very loud. But the wood floors and cabinets plus the tile bathroom were a nice touch.

Small room with just bare minimum, no coffee maker, no cabinet, very basic. But is clean

Bring earplugs and low expectations. Binion's is a fairly old property, and I know these rooms have been "redone," but they didn't go all out. They are very sparsely decorated. They are decent-sized, but they are all hard floors and have bare walls, so it echoes a bit. You're also right above the activities on Fremont St, so it gets loud about noon and stays loud until very late. Thus, the earplugs. But it is clean and cheap. If you need to go bargain basement, it's not horrible.

Friendly staff, cute rooms, and amazing location.

Bravo, y'all! This was great spot, and I will stay here again my next visit to Las Vegas! If you need someone AT the front desk 24/7, this may not the the place for you, HOWEVER, they ARE accessible 24/7, and it worked out GREAT! We arrived after midnight. there was nobody at the front desk, and when I called the hotel phone. it was answered by a really nice person who sent our keys to us via security guard - different, yet not shady at all. Very good adaptation, as far as I'm concerned. It's an old-school facility, so it has the old-school vibe and look. The casino games and tables were very nice and clean (I would have liked the $10 min craps to go on a bit longer, but that's alright). THE LOCATION..... YESSSS! We were definitely in the older part of Vegas, complete with the Fremont St. light show canopy, and the Fremont St. freak show on the street. The performers were amazing, and yes... it stays in Vegas! I wouldn't call this area kid-friendly... not dangerous, just not kid friendly. Uber was quite reasonable from there to anywhere in Vegas you'd want to go, and it's all pretty close together. Yes - I will stay again.

The room was clean and cute !! The windows were lovely and shaded the room nicely. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was clean and fully stocked. Each person at the front desk was personable, eager to assist and helped us expeditiously. For the record, I neither saw nor heard anything when in the room, other than snoring which may or may not have been a ghost.....the jury is out. Ghost or guest it wasnt loud or annoying I just happened to hear it :-D A+++++

The front desk employee was friendly and helpful and seemed knowledgeable of her job.

Security was rude! Staff never smiled or were kind.

Clean with friendly staff.

Hotel Apache was great. I very much enjoyed my stay. It’s extremely convenient as the hotel elevator is 150ft or so away from Fremont street so it’s very close to all the fun. The parking is free as long as you’re a hotel guest and a players rewards member and I had a rental car so that was perfect. Also no resort fee. My room was about halfway from the Fremont side to the quiet side and I couldn’t hear anything at all from outside. This is now the place I’ll stay in downtown moving forward. For a single traveler or a couple that doesn’t mind a smaller room it is perfect.

Comfortable rooms and bed. Excellent location. However, there was no receptionist when we arrived and the women on the phone with a southern accent was extremely rude. Why do we have to go all the way to Four Queens to check in? Also no people there to help us to our rooms so had to ask a guest to make sure we did not get lost.

Staff on the first day were fine. Room was good and no problems. When checking out the staff were disinterested and quite rude to us. Also, still not recieved a refund for our security deposit. Also a guy working the front bar was rude and disinterested in serving us so we just walked away and got drinks elsewhere.

I’ve checkout since 9th August but still haven’t received my Security Deposit back. Property is overall very nice and clean. Just a bit noisy but no complaints since it’s Fremont Street.

Friendly staff, cute rooms, and amazing location.

In downtown Las Vegas Fremont district. Older area, but plenty to see and do, and only a bus ride from all the hustle of the strip. Great cheaper option.

The hotel is located just aside the famous Fremont Street where you have plenty of activities to do.

Loved the location, convenience and staff. Walkable to lots of other attractions in and around Fremont Street Experience.Room was clean and lots of soap and shampoo,bed was comfortable. On the down side standard room was small and the room we had had no window to be able to look out so felt a bit claustrophobic. No coffee maker in the room and no fridge. We should have checked on amenities available in an upgrade

Hotel Apache was great. I very much enjoyed my stay. It’s extremely convenient as the hotel elevator is 150ft or so away from Fremont street so it’s very close to all the fun. The parking is free as long as you’re a hotel guest and a players rewards member and I had a rental car so that was perfect. Also no resort fee. My room was about halfway from the Fremont side to the quiet side and I couldn’t hear anything at all from outside. This is now the place I’ll stay in downtown moving forward. For a single traveler or a couple that doesn’t mind a smaller room it is perfect.

This hotel offers comfort at an affordable price. The room I stayed in looked just like the photos. Its is on Freemont street so you can expect some noise but nothing terrible. You cantbbeat the lovation if downtown is where you want to be.

Great location

Great value and excellent location!

I loved the old Vegas charm of the property. The location is perfect for Fremont street experience. Everything was so close to walk to.

Location was perfect.

The front office staff was super friendly! The food options were amazing inside the hotel! Super conveniently located in Fremont where it was easy to walk around. Great atmosphere and the room was very clean and love the vintage feel to it. Thank you to the ghosts for not disturbing our stay :)

I didn't find my room haunted, but the customer in front of me at checkout noticed a few odd occurrences such as shadows and strange noises. The room is retro looking with hardwood flooring, nothing on the walls, a single dorm type refrigerator, a bed, two nightstands and two lamps. There is an old-style rotary dial phone and FM radio in the room. The lamp has two USB ports for charging devices. Other than that, the only two electrical plugs are in the bathroom, which is nice, but the room is quite small. The shower curtain rod was hanging on by a wing and a prayer and fell down when I placed a towel over it. It was spring loaded, so I was able to put it back up myself. I parked at the Four Queens, which will validate free parking for the Hotel Apache at Binion's. There is one cafe inside, which is quite pricey (a cup of coffee is $5), but the service is good, and the staff is friendly. There's a bit of noise in the hotel room, due to activity going on the Fremont Street Experience, but I was able to block it out by just turning the TV on. I would stay here again, simply due to the fact there are no resort fees, which typically run about $40 a night elsewhere. I paid for a premium room which is $20 a night higher than the standard room. I don't know exactly what the difference is, but it appears that the premium room has a queen size bed and windows with curtains that you can open and close and look out of. The standard room has a full size bed without windows.

Not bad and located in the heart of Fremont street. Cafe has good home cooking. Table games too high to have fun.

Great diner. Best burger. Simple basic room.

They coupdnt get my packages to me when they eere delivered, time sensitive deluvery. The food is terrible at either eatery. The room is outdated and i could hear my neighbor all night. Ill never stay yhetr agsin

We enjoyed this old-style hotel very much. Yes, it is older - at least the section we stayed in, only 3 stories, not in the Binion's tower - but after the long hallways our room was updated, clean, quiet. Check in was quick with Michael greeting us with a cute quip about the recent lotto winner of 1.3 Billion was from Oregon, where we live. Fun and Funny. The garage elevator was usually dirty and/or wet, and you had to walk through part of the casino to get to the hotel elevator, at least it was clean. Halls were very long to find room but fitted out well with all we needed and quiet. Easy walk to Fremont Street and the Fremont Experience, and other dining options. We stayed 3 nights and went to the hotel's Whiskey Licker Up Saloon on the 2nd floor which overlooks the Fremont Experience. Great food and service - especially with Cierra, the bar tender of the revolving bar who was a treat to watch as she took orders, made drinks, delivered food and plates/silverware etc like a ballet dancer! We went back a 2nd time just because of her great services and talent - as much fun as watching the Fremont Experience from that vantage point - also worth going to!! Overall, despite the age and length of hallways, we enjoyed our stay!!

It started with me checking into the Apache. There was no desk clerk! To make matters worse they said they didn't have my reservations from Orbitz. I was on east coast time, which did not help matters. On my previous stay, I ordered their bbq, which was a day-old chicken and ribs, unedible! Which is a shame because when the Binion family ran the property that would never happen.!

Everything about the property is functional without being spectacular - perfect for budget accommodation. Binion's Cafe is nice, the Whiskey Licker bar is perfectly located for the 1st Street stage. The room was a little dated but very clean. And for those who would like to believe that it is haunted, I saw no sign of paranormal activity!

It's my third or fourth time staying there at the Apache hotel. I really enjoy the decor. The restaurants are great. The cafe is perfect for anytime dining. Benny's BBQ restaurant is incredibly delicious. The atmosphere is nice. Lively and lovely.

Walkable and convinient to all dining options.