
Four Queens Hotel and Casino
Best for budget-conscious travelers who want to be in the middle of downtown Las Vegas action on Fremont Street.
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Four Queens Hotel and Casino is a classic downtown casino hotel on Fremont Street for travelers who want direct access to the Fremont Street Experience and no mandatory resort fee. Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is a midrange, vintage Strip resort near The LINQ for visitors who want central Strip access, larger pool options, and a full-service spa.
Updated · about 1.3 miles (2.1 km) apart

Best for budget-conscious travelers who want to be in the middle of downtown Las Vegas action on Fremont Street.

Best for travelers who want central Strip access, larger resort-scale pools, and on-site spa and entertainment options.
When Four Queens wins: choose Four Queens if you want to stay directly on the Fremont Street Experience, avoid a mandatory resort fee, and be steps from downtown nightlife and attractions. It’s the better pick for travelers focused on the downtown vibe and value.
When Flamingo wins: pick Flamingo if you prefer the central Strip location, resort-style pool options and a full-service spa, plus more on-site restaurants, bars, and meeting space for a midrange Strip experience.
Bottom line: Both are recognizable, value-oriented Las Vegas classics that serve different parts of the city—Four Queens for downtown immersion and lower friction (no resort fee), Flamingo for Strip convenience, bigger pool and spa facilities, and more resort-scale amenities.
| Category | Four Queens Hotel and Casino | Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Old-school downtown casino hotel under the Fremont Street canopy | Classic midrange Strip casino resort with vintage branding |
| Location | 202 E Fremont St — on Fremont Street Experience (downtown) | 3555 Las Vegas Blvd S — on the Las Vegas Strip near The LINQ |
| Size (rooms) | About 690–694 rooms across two towers | 3,446 guestrooms |
| Opened / age | Opened 1966 (historic downtown property) | Not published |
| Pools | No confirmed on-site pool; guests use a seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s (weather permitting) | Resort pools (children's pool, waterslide, pool cabanas available for surcharge) |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple on-site outlets including Hugo's Cellar, Magnolia's Veranda, Chicago Brewing Co., Patio Bar | 4 restaurants, 5 bars/lounges and 2 poolside bars; signature outlets include Gordon Ramsay - Burger |
| Spa & wellness | No on-site spa reported | Full-service spa, health club and 24-hour fitness facilities |
| Casino | Approximately 32,000 sq ft casino with slots and table games (about 838 slots, 27 tables reported) | Large casino floor (76,763 sq ft) with slots and table games |
| Wi‑Fi | Free Wi‑Fi for registered guests | Free WiFi (limited device count noted) |
| Resort fee | No mandatory resort fee | Not published |
Four Queens sits directly on the Fremont Street Experience, giving immediate access to the canopy light show, live music and street-level action.
Choose Four Queens for downtown immersion and easy access to Fremont Street attractions.
Flamingo is on the central Strip near The LINQ and major Strip attractions, so it’s convenient for typical Strip sightseeing.
Choose Flamingo if you want to be in the middle of the Strip’s restaurants, shops and show options.
Four Queens has roughly 690–694 rooms across a renovated North Tower and a quieter South Tower.
If noise matters, request the South Tower; expect a range of room options and recent updates in the North Tower.
Flamingo offers a large inventory of guestrooms typical of a mid-Strip resort.
Flamingo is a large Strip hotel with standard midrange rooms and broad room availability.
Four Queens offers a mix of casual and fine-dining outlets suited to downtown tastes.
Four Queens delivers classic downtown dining options and a notable steakhouse for special-occasion meals.
Flamingo’s dining lineup covers casual and midrange options with several bars and poolside service.
Flamingo gives more variety and resort-scale bar/poolside options typical of a Strip property.
Four Queens does not have a clearly confirmed on-site pool — guests usually use the seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across Fremont Street when available.
If an on-site resort pool is a priority, Four Queens requires using the sister property’s seasonal rooftop pool or choosing a different hotel.
Flamingo offers multiple pool features and full poolside service aimed at typical Strip resort guests.
Flamingo is the stronger option for travelers who prioritize on-site pool amenities and family-friendly pool space.
Four Queens centers its entertainment around the downtown casino floor and live Fremont Street activity.
Four Queens is for guests who want casino-centered nightlife and direct access to Fremont Street programming rather than resort spa time.
Flamingo combines a large casino with full-service spa and scheduled evening entertainment.
Flamingo suits guests who want both casino gaming and on-site spa or scheduled entertainment typical of Strip resorts.

Four Queens — steps from the Fremont Street Experience and downtown attractions.

Flamingo — multiple pool features, poolside bars and cabanas.

Four Queens — does not charge a mandatory resort fee.

Flamingo — full-service spa, health club and large conference space.
Four Queens is on Fremont Street; Flamingo is on the Strip about 1.3 miles away.
Four Queens does not charge a mandatory resort fee. Flamingo’s supplier listing does not publish resort fee information here.
Flamingo has a multi-feature pool complex, while Four Queens does not have a clearly confirmed on-site pool and guests generally use the seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s.
Both properties accept families, but both have casino floors restricted to guests 21 and older; Four Queens notes children 12 and under stay free with existing bedding.
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