
Four Queens Hotel and Casino
Best for budget-conscious visitors who want to be in the middle of downtown Fremont Street and avoid a mandatory resort fee.
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Four Queens Hotel and Casino is a classic downtown Las Vegas casino hotel on the Fremont Street Experience; this guide is for travelers who want easy access to vintage downtown action and lower-cost, no-resort-fee rooms. ARIA Resort & Casino is a modern luxury Strip casino resort in CityCenter; read on if you’re comparing sleek, tech-forward Strip options with full-service amenities and multiple dining choices.
Updated · about 2.1 km apart (roughly 1.3 miles)

Best for budget-conscious visitors who want to be in the middle of downtown Fremont Street and avoid a mandatory resort fee.

Best for travelers who want modern, large-scale Strip luxury with many dining, meeting and wellness options on site.
When Four Queens wins: choose Four Queens if you want to be on Fremont Street, prefer classic downtown Vegas energy, need a lower-cost option without a mandatory resort fee, or want quick access to Fremont Street attractions and live street entertainment.
When ARIA wins: pick ARIA if you want a full-service luxury experience on the Strip — large meeting space, multiple signature restaurants and bars, a full-service spa, and multiple outdoor pools — or if location on the central Strip and modern rooms matter most.
Bottom line: Four Queens is a downtown value option that puts you steps from Fremont Street’s action; ARIA is a high-end, full-service Strip resort for travelers who want a contemporary resort experience and are willing to pay for those extras.
| Category | Four Queens Hotel and Casino | ARIA Resort & Casino |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Classic, downtown casino hotel centered on Fremont Street energy. | Modern, upscale city-center luxury resort and casino on the Strip. |
| Location | 202 E Fremont St — on the Fremont Street Experience (downtown). | 3730 Las Vegas Blvd. South — CityCenter on the Las Vegas Strip. |
| Size (rooms) | About 690–694 rooms across two towers. | 4002 guestrooms. |
| Casino | 32,000 sq ft casino with 838 slots and 27 gaming tables. | Large casino floor (~150,000 sq ft) with ~1600 slot machines and ~100 gaming tables plus 2 VIP rooms. |
| Pools | No confirmed on-site pool; guests may use a seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across Fremont Street (weather permitting). | Three outdoor pools and three hot tubs (on-site). |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple on-site options including Hugo's Cellar, Magnolia's Veranda, Chicago Brewing Co., Wana Taco, Some Like It Hot Coffee Bar and Patio Bar. | 14 restaurants, 11 bars/lounges, 2 coffee shops (including signature Italian dining such as Carbone). |
| Spa & wellness | No on-site full-service spa reported. | Full-service spa with massages, body treatments and facials; fitness facilities and spa reservations required for treatments. |
| Meeting & event space | Multiple downtown event rooms (Royal Pavillion, Canyon Club); several thousand sq ft of meeting space (local listings vary). | Extensive meeting and conference space: ~510,000 sq ft and 51 meeting rooms. |
| Parking & transit | Parking garage and valet; guest parking fee $5/day (waived for ALL ACCESS Players Club); close to free Downtown Loop shuttle and Deuce bus. | Covered self- and valet parking (surcharge); close walking access to other Strip casinos and venues. |
| Age policy | Guests must be 21+ to check in; children allowed in rooms with existing bedding (12 and under often stay free). | Guests must be 21+ to check in per supplier listing; property described as all-ages resort, not adults-only. |
Four Queens sits directly on the Fremont Street Experience, putting you amid downtown nightlife, free canopy light shows and street performers.
Choose Four Queens if you want Fremont Street nightlife and walking access to downtown attractions.
ARIA is located in CityCenter on Las Vegas Boulevard, in the heart of the Strip with easy walking access to major Strip casinos and venues.
Pick ARIA for a central Strip address and easy access to large-scale Strip entertainment and dining.
Four Queens offers roughly 690–694 rooms split between two towers, including renovated North Tower rooms and quieter South Tower options.
Four Queens gives renovated room options and a choice of towers for noise preferences.
ARIA’s large inventory of 4002 guestrooms includes a wide range of deluxe rooms and suites with modern design.
ARIA is best if you want modern, tech-forward rooms and many suite choices on the Strip.
Four Queens centers on classic downtown dining options from an old-school steakhouse to a brewpub and a patio bar facing Fremont Street.
Choose Four Queens for straightforward downtown dining with a romantic steakhouse and casual pub options.
ARIA has a broad on-site food-and-drink program with 14 restaurants and many bars including notable signature outlets.
ARIA offers greater variety and more high-end dining choices if you prioritize on-site restaurants.
Four Queens does not have a clearly confirmed on-site pool; guests generally use Binion’s rooftop pool across Fremont Street when it’s open.
Downtown hotel pool access is limited and seasonal—ask ahead if pool time matters.
ARIA lists three outdoor pools and three hot tubs on site, suitable for daytime lounging and swimming.
ARIA is the better pick if on-site pools and daytime resort lounging are priorities.
Four Queens focuses on gaming and downtown entertainment rather than on-site wellness facilities.
Pick Four Queens for gaming and street-side nightlife rather than spa-focused relaxation.
ARIA offers a full-service spa, fitness facilities and a broader nightlife/dining bar program on property.
ARIA suits travelers who want on-site spa, fitness and comprehensive nightlife/dining options.

Four Queens — you’re literally on the Fremont Street Experience, with immediate access to downtown light shows and street entertainment.

ARIA — large room inventory, multiple signature restaurants, full-service spa and several pools on site.

Four Queens — no mandatory resort fee and lower typical parking charges for guests.

ARIA — extensive conference and meeting space (about 510,000 sq ft and 51 meeting rooms) for large events.
Four Queens is on Fremont Street and is the clear choice for immediate access to the Fremont Street Experience and its nightly shows.
Independent reviews and the hotel note no confirmed on-site pool; guests commonly use a seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across Fremont Street (weather permitting).
ARIA is not adults-only; check-in requires a guest aged 21 or older, but the resort operates as a full-service Strip property for general audiences.
ARIA has many more on-site dining options (14 restaurants and 11 bars) including higher-end signature outlets; Four Queens has classic downtown options like Hugo’s Cellar and Chicago Brewing Co.
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