
Four Queens Hotel and Casino
Best for downtown access, Fremont Street shows, and lower rates in a classic casino setting.
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Four Queens Hotel and Casino is a classic downtown Las Vegas casino hotel on Fremont Street that’s a practical pick for visitors who want direct access to downtown attractions and lower rates. Fontainebleau Las Vegas, MICHELIN Key Award Hotel is a new, large north-Strip luxury casino resort aimed at travelers who want modern design, a big pool complex and many dining options.
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Best for downtown access, Fremont Street shows, and lower rates in a classic casino setting.

Best for an upscale Strip stay with many pools, a large food-and-drink lineup, and extensive meeting space.
When Four Queens wins: Choose Four Queens if you want to be on Fremont Street, walk to downtown museums and nightly light shows, avoid mandatory resort fees, or prioritize a compact, easy-to-navigate hotel with old-school Vegas character.
When Fontainebleau wins: Choose Fontainebleau if you want a large, modern luxury resort on the Strip with many restaurants and bars, multiple pools, a full-service spa and extensive meeting and event space.
Bottom line: Four Queens is a downtown, value-oriented, Fremont Street experience; Fontainebleau is a large new luxury Strip resort. Pick Four Queens for downtown convenience and classic casino atmosphere; pick Fontainebleau for scale, modern amenities and more dining/pool options.
| Category | Four Queens Hotel and Casino | Fontainebleau Las Vegas, MICHELIN Key Award Hotel |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Classic downtown casino hotel with vintage Vegas character | New, large luxury north-Strip resort with contemporary design |
| Location | On Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas (202 E Fremont St) | On Las Vegas Strip (2777 S Las Vegas Blvd) near Convention Center |
| Size (rooms) | About 690–694 guest rooms across two towers | 3,644 air-conditioned rooms |
| Age / history | Opened 1966; long-established downtown property | New luxury revival of the Fontainebleau brand |
| Pools | No consistently reported on‑site pool; guests may use Binion’s rooftop seasonal pool across Fremont Street (weather permitting) | Six outdoor pools and pool cabanas (surcharge for some) |
| Restaurants & bars | Several on-site outlets including Hugo’s Cellar, Magnolia’s Veranda, Chicago Brewing Co., Wana Taco and the Patio Bar | Approximately 20 restaurants and 12 bars/lounges, plus 24‑hour room service |
| Casino & gaming | 32,000 sq ft casino (slots, table games) | Large casino floor (listed 170,000 sq ft) with slots, gaming tables and VIP rooms |
| Spa & wellness | No on-site spa reported | Full-service spa, fitness classes and wheelchair-accessible fitness center |
| Meetings & event space | Multiple ballrooms and meeting rooms (several thousand sq ft total) | About 500,000 sq ft of conference and meeting space |
| Known for | Fremont Street access, vintage Vegas atmosphere, $0 mandatory resort fee | High-profile brand revival, large luxury resort scale, MICHELIN Key Award Hotel recognition |
Four Queens sits directly under the Fremont Street Experience canopy in downtown Las Vegas.
Best choice if you want to stay in the middle of downtown pedestrian nightlife and historic Vegas attractions.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas is located on the Las Vegas Boulevard (the Strip), near the convention center and other north-Strip resorts.
Pick Fontainebleau if you prefer the Strip’s larger resort scene and conventional Strip access.
Four Queens offers about 690–694 rooms in two towers, including renovated North Tower rooms.
Good for travelers who want compact, updated rooms with straightforward amenities and free Wi‑Fi.
Fontainebleau has 3,644 air-conditioned rooms across a large resort footprint.
Best for travelers who want a wide selection of room types and larger suite options at a modern resort.
Four Queens focuses on downtown dining with a mix of casual and one fine-dining option.
A compact, dependable downtown dining lineup—good for casual meals and one classic steakhouse.
Fontainebleau lists about 20 restaurants and 12 bars, covering casual to fine dining.
Choose Fontainebleau if you want many on-site dining choices without leaving the resort.
Four Queens does not have a consistently reported on-site pool; guests generally use the seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across Fremont Street.
Pool options exist via sister property, but on-site pool details are inconsistent—confirm before you go.
Fontainebleau offers six outdoor pools and pool cabanas (some cabanas/surcharges noted).
Fontainebleau is the stronger pick for guests prioritizing extensive pool facilities.
Four Queens is focused on gaming and downtown entertainment rather than on-site wellness facilities.
Good if your plan is gaming and walking Fremont Street; not aimed at spa-focused stays.
Fontainebleau lists a full-service spa, fitness classes and a wide nightlife and bar program.
Fontainebleau is the clear choice for guests who want an on-site spa, organized fitness options and large-scale nightlife.

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

Fontainebleau — six outdoor pools, cabanas and extensive poolside programming.

Four Queens — historic downtown location, no mandatory resort fee, and lower-price positioning.

Fontainebleau — roughly 500,000 sq ft of conference and meeting space and many event venues.
Four Queens — it sits directly on the Fremont Street Experience and is the clear downtown walking choice.
Both properties require at least one registered guest aged 21 or older to check in. Four Queens explicitly requires a minimum check-in age of 21; Fontainebleau’s listing shows check-in minimum age 21 as well.
Fontainebleau — supplier details list six outdoor pools, pool cabanas, lifeguards and pool hoists. Four Queens’ pool situation is inconsistent; guests typically use Binion’s seasonal rooftop pool across the street.
No — multiple property fact sheets and reviews report Four Queens has no on-site full-service spa; Fontainebleau does have a full-service spa.
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