A Vintage-Modern Tower on Fremont Street

The D Las Vegas stands in the heart of downtown Las Vegas at 301 Fremont Street, where the city's neon past and reinvention story meet. The 34-story tower rises above the pedestrian energy of theFremont Street Experience, a covered walkway lined with overhead light shows, street performers and live music. Since the fall of 2012, the property has helped revitalize downtown Las Vegas, positioning itself as a modern casino and hotel that still wears touches of vintage Las Vegas throughout.
Rooms with a Downtown View
Guest rooms and suites are styled in a signature red-and-black palette, with prime views looking out over Downtown Las Vegas or directly onto Fremont Street itself. Each standard room is fitted with either Double Queen or King mattresses and 65-inch HD televisions, designed for a comfortable base after a night on the casino floor. Suites layer in extra comfort through the D Suite and Two Bedroom Suites, which add a wet-bar, two refrigerators and additional space for groups or longer stays.
Casino, Slots and Table Games
The two-level gaming floor keeps the action close, combining classic slots with newer machines, alongside a full range of table games. Guests can also find keno on site, and the property is known for its themed tournaments and events, including the eye-catching Dancing Dealers. For sports fans, the sports book adds another way to stay plugged into the action between dice rolls.
Bars and Dining Under One Roof
Food and drink options run from quick bites to sit-down dinners without ever leaving the building. American Coney Island serves its Detroit-style coneys, while Andiamo Steakhouse brings a classic steakhouse experience to the downtown strip. For casual cravings, Bacon Nation delivers the themed comfort food its name promises, and the Coffee Stand at the D handles early-morning caffeine runs. The bar scene is a major draw: LONGBAR runs the length of the casino floor as one of the longest bars in town, BarCanada offers a hockey-and-pub atmosphere, and D Bar and Vue Bar add cocktail stops with views over the Fremont Street crowd.
Meetings, Events and Weddings
Beyond leisure travel, the property offers meeting spaces and event planning for groups, with packages that cover upcoming sporting events, fantasy football draft nights, weddings and holiday parties. Partner restaurants and downtown attractions can be woven into event itineraries, making it easy to combine business or celebration time with the Fremont Street Experience right outside the door.
Practical Considerations
The D Las Vegas sits within walking reach of the Fremont Street Experience, the pedestrian corridor that anchors downtown nightlife. Room counts, specific amenities and event schedules may change over time, so it is worth checking current details before planning a visit.
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