Premium rooms at Downtown Grand are also corner rooms that have more windows and oftentimes a better view.

Guests at the hotel receive free parking and access to the fitness center with cardio equipment. Downtown Grand’s rooms have a modern vibe and feel fresh. We had stayed at Binion’s new take on Hotel Apache the previous night and this was a nice contrast to the “old-timey” vibe that Binion’s offered. See Also: $20 Trick: Should you try it when checking in? The Premium Room and Amenities Was it though? Let’s dive into the details!

That modest upgrade provided us an additional 100 square feet and for a mid-week rate of around $40 plus $29.36 in resort fees seemed like a pretty decent value. We booked a “Premium King” room which is a step up from Downtown Grand’s baseline “Deluxe” option. We have enjoyed the Grand’s dining options as well as the uncrowded, affordable casino in the past, and staying at the property’s hotel has been on our Vegas to-do list. Recently, construction started on a new hotel tower that will increase the resort’s room count to over 1,000 guest rooms. In 2006, Lady Luck closed its doors for renovations that never materialized and the building sat vacant until 2013 when Downtown Grand as it exists today opened after an overhaul of its 600+ hotel rooms. Downtown Grand, formerly Lady Luck, is located just a couple of blocks away from the Fremont Street Experience and delivers a unique, boutique experience.

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