El Cortez Hotel and Casino

Historic Legacy of the Fremont East District

The El Cortez Hotel and Casino is more than just a place to stay; it is a legendary cornerstone of Downtown Las Vegas history. Since its opening in 1941, it has offered travelers a window into the authentic spirit of the city. As the only casino listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it maintains a unique character that Bugsy Siegel himself once presided over. Today, it stands as a vibrant hub where vintage charm meets modern revitalization.

The casino floor at El Cortez is world-renowned for its player-friendly odds and genuine atmosphere. It remains a sanctuary for those who appreciate classic table games and single-deck blackjack, providing an experience that is increasingly rare on the modern Strip. Whether you are a seasoned local or a curious visitor, the high-energy gaming floor delivers a thrill that is deeply rooted in local tradition.

Exceptional Comfort and Dining

Enjoy a premium stay where comfort meets luxury. Each accommodation option at El Cortez is designed to reflect the property's rich history while providing the modern essentials today’s travelers require. From the boutique feel of the "Original 40" rooms to the expansive views available in the Tower rooms, every space is a quiet retreat from the neon excitement of Fremont Street.

Culinary highlights include Siegel’s 1941, where guests can enjoy elevated American classics in a sophisticated mid-century setting. The menu pays homage to the hotel's heritage while offering contemporary flavors that satisfy every palate. For those looking to unwind, the Parlour Bar offers handcrafted cocktails and live music, making it the perfect spot to begin or end your evening in Downtown Las Vegas.

• 24/7 Concierge Service
• Historic Boutique Rooms
• Signature Siegel's 1941 Dining
• Valet Parking Available
• High-Speed Connectivity
• Climate-Controlled Rooms