
Four Queens Hotel and Casino
Best for being in the middle of Fremont Street action and a straightforward downtown casino stay without a mandatory resort fee.
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Four Queens Hotel and Casino is a classic downtown Fremont Street casino hotel for travelers who want old-school Las Vegas energy and no mandatory resort fee. Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel-Handwritten Collection is a mainstream, pirate-themed north-Strip resort for travelers who want larger resort amenities, shows, and easy access to the Strip.
Updated · about 1.3 miles (roughly 2.1 km) apart

Best for being in the middle of Fremont Street action and a straightforward downtown casino stay without a mandatory resort fee.

Best for bigger resort amenities on the Strip: many restaurants and bars, a full spa, larger pool program, and extensive conference/entertainment spaces.
When Four Queens wins: Choose Four Queens if you want immediate access to the Fremont Street Experience, a smaller, more old-school downtown casino vibe, and no mandatory resort fee.
When Treasure Island wins: Choose Treasure Island if you want a larger, full-service Strip resort with many restaurants and bars, a full-service spa, large pool facilities, and more on-site entertainment options.
Bottom line: Four Queens is the downtown, budget-friendlier, walk-outside-into-the-action pick; Treasure Island is the Strip resort pick with bigger facilities and a mainstream, themed identity.
| Category | Four Queens Hotel and Casino | Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel-Handwritten Collection |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Old-school downtown casino, lively Fremont Street setting | Mainstream north-Strip casino resort with pirate theming |
| Location | 202 Fremont St — directly on the Fremont Street Experience (downtown) | 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S — on the Las Vegas Strip (north Strip) |
| Size (rooms) | About 690–694 rooms across two towers | 2884 guestrooms |
| Target guest / age policy | All-ages property but primarily for adult casino guests; 21+ to check in | All-ages resort (not adults-only); 21+ rules for gambling areas |
| Pools | No consistently confirmed on-site pool; guests may use the seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s (weather permitting) | Outdoor seasonal pool(s) and 2 poolside bars on site |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple on-site options incl. Hugo's Cellar, Magnolia's Veranda, Chicago Brewing Co., Patio Bar and quick-service outlets | 9 restaurants, 9 bars/lounges and 3 coffee shops/cafes listed |
| Spa & wellness | No on-site spa reported in detailed fact sheets | Full-service spa with massages, body treatments and facials |
| Casino | 32,000 sq ft casino (about 838 slots and 27 gaming tables reported) | Casino with ~2,500 slot machines and about 185 gaming tables (large casino floor) |
| Meetings & events | Several event rooms including the Canyon Club and Royal Pavillion; ~several thousand sq ft of meeting space | Conference center with 8 meeting rooms and 18,000 sq ft of event space |
| Resort fee / parking | No mandatory resort fee; hotel guest parking garage fee $5/day (waived for ALL ACCESS Players Club), free valet | Listing notes free self parking and free valet parking on site; resort-fee status not published here |
Four Queens sits under the Fremont Street Experience canopy in the heart of downtown Las Vegas.
Pick Four Queens for immediate Fremont Street atmosphere and downtown walking access.
Treasure Island is on Las Vegas Boulevard on the north end of the Strip.
Pick Treasure Island for staying on the Strip near shopping, shows and other large resorts.
Four Queens has about 690–694 rooms organized in two towers with a recent North Tower renovation.
Four Queens offers renovated rooms in a smaller, tower-based downtown footprint with noise considerations near the stage.
Treasure Island lists 2,884 guestrooms including a wide range of standard rooms and suites.
Treasure Island offers a far larger range and volume of rooms and suites typical of Strip mega-resorts.
Four Queens focuses on downtown dining staples and a few signature venues.
Four Queens covers classic downtown dining with a mix of casual and fine-dining options in a compact footprint.
Treasure Island lists multiple restaurants and bars covering casual to formal dining.
Treasure Island has many more on-site dining and drinking options, useful if you plan to spend most time at the resort.
Four Queens does not have a consistently confirmed on-site pool; guests may use sister property Binion’s rooftop pool seasonally.
If an on-site resort pool is a must, Four Queens’ pool access is indirect and seasonal via Binion’s.
Treasure Island offers outdoor seasonal pool facilities with poolside bars.
Treasure Island is the stronger choice if you want an on-site pool program on the Strip.
Four Queens focuses on gaming and downtown entertainment rather than a spa program.
Four Queens is for casino-focused and downtown entertainment nights rather than spa days.
Treasure Island lists a full-service spa and multiple entertainment venues.
Treasure Island is stronger for spa treatments, broader nightlife and integrated entertainment.

Four Queens — right under the Fremont Street Experience and steps from live shows and zipline.

Treasure Island — many restaurants, bars, a full-service spa and larger pool facilities on site.

Four Queens — smaller inventory and the South Tower option make it easier to avoid Strip-scale crowds.

Treasure Island — nearly 2,000+ sq ft of meeting space listed and many rooms to accommodate larger blocks.
Four Queens is directly on Fremont Street and is the clear choice for proximity to downtown attractions.
Treasure Island has many more restaurants, bars and larger entertainment spaces; Four Queens has a compact lineup of downtown staples.
Detailed fact sheets conflict; multiple independent sources report Four Queens itself has no on-site pool and that guests may use the seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across Fremont Street (weather permitting).
Treasure Island lists a full-service spa; Four Queens does not have a reported on-site full-service spa.
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