Las Vegas Club Hotel & Casino

New owners Derek & Greg Stevens will turn this Casino around and make it a first class Hotel and Casino, wait and see! Great men to work for and they care about their guests experience.

Bar is shut down at it is like an abandon casino no one in the place. I know they were sold which is a good thing. Need to close the door and start renovations.

I would give it zero but can’t. Really bad attitudes, dealers seem to be miserable, casino manager doesn’t know how to talk to guests. No hotel no food. Floor supervisors look at you like they want you to lose everything you own. Dirty glasses at the bar, weird smell in building. Should close the doors.

I wandered in here about one in the morning after the Fremont St Experience. Af first I thought I’d walked in the wrong place: a beautiful woman was dancing on the table front and center (the table games area). Anyway, I headed to the back corner to redeem some freeplay. The machines are far apart! A server checked whether I wanted a cocktail before I even sat down.
This is definitely not a glitzy casino. But it is entertaining.
Yes. Security does congregate around the scantily clad dealers/​dancers.

Years ago, when my friends and I would plan one of our trips to Vegas, staying downtown was a requirement: We loved the proximity of other casinos, the ‘old Vegas’ feel, etc. One of our favorite places to gamble was Las Vegas Club: A fun atmosphere, reasonably generous machines, fun dealers, great cocktails… it was a MUST on our list.
Went back the first week in May of this year for the first time in 6 years. If depression were captured in a building, the current LV Club would capture it perfectly. It was just sad — so much so I was taken aback how much it had turbo-​charged down hill: Dark, empty, and dirty. The back, which I think used to be the hotel check-​in, is now empty, and kinda smells like despair, since they no longer have a hotel there.
There were only a few table games going when we were there (about 1 ish in the afternoon.), but gone was the fun and vibrancy you could pretty much count on at any hour of the day walking in.
Based on what we saw, I will not be shocked to hear this place gets shuttered within a year: It’s truly just sad how much this place has deteriorated into a dried out shell of it’s former self… one strong wind away from turning into dust.

Review for casino: loved it. The girls were so nice and friendly. The best $ 5 table ever! I will definitely come back here.

I can only comment on the first floor. Where else can you find dollar drafts in this area? Once my friends and I saw the sign, we settled in for hours, particularly with the awesome, live hair metal just outside. $ 1 Rolling Rock and Hamm drafts? Yes, please. I thought the gaming staff were nice as well, and this an inexpensive, but fun place to hang out.

This place is just plain sad. Considering the fact that Las Vegas Club sits on Fremont Street it is unbelievable how barren this place always seems to be at any given point in time! Seriously even the homeless wouldn’t be caught dead being seen here!
Apparently the hotel portion was closed down a few years ago due to low occupancy. I never had the «pleasure» of staying in one of the rooms (Thank God) but I can’t imagine them being terribly chic, or cozy, or comfortable… or even critter free.
A couple of other observations while I was here.
— it blew my mind that a casino has such large open spaces with… nothing! Not a damn thing. Carpet. That’s it. Wow! What a great way to utilize your space to make money with say… i dunno… slot machines? table games? something?
— the place is pretty dark even in the middle of the day… kind of gives off a creepy vibe.
— the reason why they don’t add more table games became pretty obvious moments later when I noticed that the 2 separate pit areas they do have were totally empty! Wow! Poor girls looked bored to tears! lol
— one saving grace about this place is they do have decent drink specials including $ 2 Coronas or Heinekens. That’s usually the only thing that even brings me in.
I can honestly say that Las Vegas Club has consistently been this way for years. It is seriously just a sad, sad mess. It needs to be sold to someone willing to spend a pretty penny to reinvent it much the way Derek Stevens has with The D.
The only reason I am not giving it 1 star is because no employee has ever been rude or nasty to me. I can tell you one thing though they certainly don’t look happy. Really, who could blame them?
2 stars… out of pity.

I only walked around inside this place but the music was jamming on a Friday night and Mr. Jessie (Manager) was so sweet to talk too! If you like looking at flat cakes in tiny shorts and plaid tops dancing on an elevated stage while you shoot craps then this is place for you.

We go to Vegas almost every month, but for some reason i’ve never gone into this casino. I figured its part of Plaza, which i love, so we would gamble there for a lil change up. Good Lord Jesus i should have stayed out. Theres a difference from being an old throw back historic site, this place is a straight up dump. I have never seen a casino this nasty. Its dark and sleazy, i didnt even want to sit down to gamble for fear of catching cooties or worse. Unfortunately we had been drinking so i had to use the restroom, o my God i should have just pissed on myself. The place is falling apart, towels all around the faucets & floor to catch dripping water. Looked like no one had checked the restroom in a week, papertowels, urine, feces on the floor & the toilets. Ok i have to go throw up now

Theres no Hotel here anymore (It’s closed) but the Casino Vibe is fun. the Main bar serves to be a great experience. They used to have some killer drink specials and used to be the cheapest place on Fremont to drink, but those days have disappeared. You can still get drinks here at a normal Fremont street price ($ 3.5-$ 5) per drink. I never leave here sober (or disappointed)!

I really hate to give this place a bad review because I love old buildings with history. But they’ve basically just let this place go to shit. Whats with the old hallway past the restrooms that leads to a main area with a front desk and a bar, yet it’s completely deserted. It looks like it shut down 50 years and now it’s just a ghost town. So bizarre. The small casino area was completely dead when we went in there, and then the security guard tried to kick out my 32 yr old friend for being underage. Um, yah, you might not wanna scare away the 4 customers you are lucky enough to get. What a dump.

Review of the table games:
Great $ 5 blackjack, with amazing views all around. The drinks weren’t too watered down and the cocktail waitress came by about every 5 minutes. The bathroom was small, but clean, and it’s right across from the Golden Gate — so very convenient to go grab a $ 3 shrimp cocktail!

Came to this dive with some coupons, and I had heard about a deal where if you lost up to a 100 bucks, they give it back to you, so I came here, lost a bunch of money, then went back the next day, where they said it was only for slot play, and I had lost my money at craps. I wish someone had told me that, and I would have played Video Poker or something. It’s a shame, the location is halfway decent, but this place is a dump. They have some decent blackjack though (not the «Best rules downtown blackjack» that’s garbage)

This place is not much of a looker, but if you’re looking to drink and/​or gamble in the Fremont area, this casino will get the job done. Vegas Club is the literal epitome of old Vegas since it hasn’t gone through any recent remodeling like other properties on Fremont St have. But looks aside, Vegas Club has pretty low table limits (5 bucks) and dirt cheap drink prices, especially if you’re a beer drinker. You can get $ 1 drafts of Rolling Rock, Busch or Hamm’s; or $ 2 Corona bottles at the casino bar.

Yeah, this place is grody. Very small establishment. Expect to somewhat get lost in the casino.
Eh. good for locals… mostly senior citizens who don’t mind spending their social security income at a $.25 wheel of fortune slot machine.
On to the next hotel.

They have a «Queen» slot machine. And if Fremont St. is crowded sometimes it’s easier to cut through the casino to bypass the madhouse. Otherwise I have nothing good to say about the worst dump on Fremont St. It’s a shame that instead of imploding the Fontainebleu down on the strip that this casino couldn’t be imploded first.
1 star only because Unilocal says I have to…

Wish I could give it half a star or zero stars. This place is a dump, a total sh_​thole! I’ve never stayed in the hotel but I can ONLY imagine they are no better than the gaming floor. This place is dark and dirty looking inside. On my first trip through the casino I found near the back of ground floor by some sort of restaurant they have a sick demented claw machine that for a few bucks allows you to try an capture a live sedated looking rubber banded Lobster with a claw you control. If you capture one with claw apparently the restaurant will cook it for you free of charge. I felt bad for these guys (the casino for stoopping so low, and the lobsters most of all) I admit it’s a unique machine but not the kind that would interest me. Nice try.
The only thing it has going for it’self is loose slots, that they probably just loosen to get ANYONE to come in, my friend won $ 97 on a slot here after putting in just a 5 dollar bill, they foolishly didn’t cash out and lost it all back to the machine. If you win here take your money and run! Believe me besides the slots there is no reason to step a foot inside. The times I played slots here I never once saw a cocktail waitress pass us. Avoid this place at all costs.

Who doesn’t love a old school casino with go-​go dancers right by the roulette wheel!
We had never played roulette before and the dealer was very patient and helped us through the process. We definitely didn’t get rich but we had a great time and they were really good about keeping the Crown & Cokes coming while we were betting.
We will be back next trip.

CASINO REVIEW ONLY:
I have always walked by here but never really gambled here. No machines ever really called to me. Until yesterday. OMG!
I had a great weekend or shall I say stay-​cation. I guess its just plain more fun when you win. I played a few machines and lost too but won way more than I lost and had a blast doing it.
Let’s just be real. this place is very old and historic but that just lends to its charm. Im not saying Ive ever stayed in the hotel, frankly b/​c I’d be too scared the ghosts I’d see… and maybe they might kick me out of the bed. But this is definitely a locals’ casino and I like gambling there. Its definitely added to my rotation.