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Axel’s take

It's a good downtown budget base if noise won't spoil your trip.

Choose it for
Fremont Street access, vintage-style rooms and no resort fee.
Skip it if
You need dependable quiet, contemporary rooms or a base for daily Strip outings.
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Axel’s rating: 7.4/10 · A basic, vintage-style casino hotel on Fremont Street

Hotel Apache is a budget casino hotel for travelers who want Fremont Street outside the door, not a miniature Strip resort. Its vintage-style rooms sit within Binion’s, with restaurants and gambling close at hand. The absence of a resort fee strengthens its value. Booking.com and Expedia guests praise clean rooms, comfortable beds and helpful staff, though room size and outlook vary.

The deciding issue is sleep. Tripadvisor and Hotels.com reviews describe intrusive street music and sound from adjoining rooms; other guests report sleeping comfortably. Noise exposure clearly varies, but this is not a sensible gamble for light sleepers or early-start business trips. We'd choose it for a short, nightlife-led downtown stay with modest room expectations, and skip it for quiet, modern comforts or days centered on the Strip.

Rooms
Vintage furnishings and basic comforts rather than contemporary resort rooms. Refrigerators are provided only in selected rooms; street music, neighboring-room sound and loud air-conditioning appear in guest reports.
Cleanliness
Booking.com rates cleanliness 8.0/10 and Expedia 8.8/10. Those figures support a generally clean-room picture, without erasing the supplied cleanliness feedback’s 37% negative share.
Service
Expedia rates staff and service 8.8/10. Guest accounts praise practical help and friendly reception, although the supplied service feedback includes a 37% negative share.
Amenities
Free basic Wi-Fi, Binion’s restaurants and bars, a fitness center and access to Binion’s seasonal 25th-floor pool. Breakfast is extra. The hotel rooms are non-smoking; the casino is not a smoke-free environment.
Fees and surprises
$0 resort fee; basic Wi-Fi is complimentary. Guest parking is $5 per day, waived when an ALL ACCESS Players card is presented at reception. A $100 security deposit is required on a credit or debit card.

Axel’s opinion, from the hotel’s website and guest reviews, scored for what the hotel is. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Hotels.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor · klook.com. Reviewed Oct 27, 2026.

The location

128 Fremont Street, Las Vegas

Binion’s occupies Fremont’s north side at Casino Center, opposite the Golden Nugget and Four Queens. The Fremont Street Experience is 1 minute on foot; the Golden Nugget is also 1 minute away across the pedestrian mall. The Mob Museum is a 6-minute walk. Reception is inside the casino rather than a separate street lobby.

What guests say

Amenities

Free basic Wi-Fi, Binion’s restaurants and bars, a fitness center and access to Binion’s seasonal 25th-floor pool. Breakfast is extra. The hotel rooms are non-smoking; the casino is not a smoke-free environment.

  • Outdoor pool
  • Breakfast
  • Restaurant
  • Fitness center
  • Parking
  • Accessible

Good to know

Resort fee
$0 per night. Basic Wi-Fi is complimentary.
Guest parking
$5 per day in Binion’s garages; waived when an ALL ACCESS Players card is presented at the front desk. Garage entrances are on Casino Center.
Security deposit
$100 per stay, authorized on a credit or debit card alongside the amount due. Cash, prepaid cards and gift cards are not accepted for the deposit.
Arrival and departure
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM; check-out is 12:00 PM. Minimum check-in age is 21.
Breakfast
Cooked-to-order breakfast costs extra; it is not an included hotel breakfast.
Room refrigerators
Mini refrigerators are included only in selected rooms, not throughout the hotel.

Checked Oct 27, 2026. Sources: .

AI-readable version · facts, comparisons and links

Hotel Apache: from $38 for Dec 1–2, 2026, 2 adults (1 night)

From $38 total for Dec 1–2, 2026, 2 adults at Hotel Apache on Axel (1 night), checked Nov 1, 2026.

Hotel Apache is a basic, vintage-style casino hotel on Fremont Street in Las Vegas, United States.

Address: 128 Fremont Street, Las Vegas. Property ID: 1174522. Canonical property page: https://helloaxel.com/en/hotels/las-vegas/hotel-apache-1174522

Source: https://helloaxel.com/en/hotels/las-vegas/hotel-apache-1174522/2026-12-01/2-adults

Axel vs Expedia and Booking.com

Same hotel, same dates, 2 adults, 1 room, USD stay totals. Axel's total is this page's price for those dates; the other total is what that site listed for the same stay on the day shown.

StayAxel totalExpedia or Booking.comDifferenceSeenLinks
Dec 15 to Dec 17, 2026 · 2 nights$75$124 on Booking.com$49 less (40%)Nov 2Select · Share this stay · Check guest price
Dec 22 to Dec 24, 2026 · 2 nights$75$101 on Expedia$26 less (26%)Nov 5Select · Share this stay · Check guest price
Dec 4 to Dec 6, 2026 · 2 nights$261$328 on Expedia$67 less (20%)Nov 2Select · Share this stay · Check guest price
Jan 1 to Jan 3, 2027 · 2 nights$220$290 on Expedia$70 less (24%)Nov 2Select · Share this stay · Check guest price

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1 night

Total price: $38 USD

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2 nights

Total price: $86 USD

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3 nights

Total price: $159 USD

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4 nights

Total price: $281 USD

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5 nights

Total price: $420 USD

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6 nights

Total price: $485 USD

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7 nights

Total price: $533 USD

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8 nights

Total price: $581 USD

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9 nights

Total price: $629 USD

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10 nights

Total price: $677 USD

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11 nights

Total price: $818 USD

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12 nights

Total price: $942 USD

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13 nights

Total price: $986 USD

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14 nights

Total price: $1,026 USD

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About Hotel Apache

  • Property type: Hotel
  • 3-star hotel
  • 128 Fremont Street, Las Vegas
  • City page: Hotels in Las Vegas

Axel's take: 7.4/10

It's a good downtown budget base if noise won't spoil your trip.

  • Choose it for: Fremont Street access, vintage-style rooms and no resort fee.
  • Skip it if: You need dependable quiet, contemporary rooms or a base for daily Strip outings.

Axel's opinion of Hotel Apache, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Hotels.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor · klook.com. Reviewed Oct 27, 2026.

Room types

Room types and selected features reported for this hotel. Check your dates for availability.

Source: ETG room descriptions.

Bed in Dorm (shared bathroom)

Economy room

Economy Single room

Economy Triple room

Economy Double room (full double bed)

Standard room

Standard Duplex room

Standard Club room

Standard Single room

Standard Triple room

Standard Triple room with sea view

Standard Quadruple room

Standard Quadruple room with sea view

Standard Quintuple room

Standard Double room (full double bed)

Standard Double Club room (full double bed)

Standard Double Family room (full double bed)

Standard Quadruple room

Business room

  • Bathroom: Private bathroom

Business Double room (full double bed)

  • Beds: full double bed
  • Bathroom: Private bathroom

Superior room

Superior Double room (full double bed)

Deluxe room

Deluxe Single room

Deluxe Family room

Deluxe Double room (full double bed)

Executive room

Executive Double room (full double bed)

Premium room

Premium Single room

Premium Double room (full double bed)

Prestige room

  • Bathroom: Private bathroom

Prestige Double room (full double bed)

  • Beds: full double bed
  • Bathroom: Private bathroom

Junior Suite

Suite

Deluxe Suite

  • Bathroom: Private bathroom

Apartment

1 Bedroom Apartment

2 Bedrooms Apartment

3 Bedrooms Apartment

Studio

Economy Studio

Villa

Cottage

Bungalow

Chalet

Location

Right in downtown’s entertainment core, better for late nights than early starts.

  • The block: Binion’s occupies Fremont’s north side at Casino Center, opposite the Golden Nugget and Four Queens. The Fremont Street Experience is 1 minute on foot; the Golden Nugget is also 1 minute away across the pedestrian mall. The Mob Museum is a 6-minute walk. Reception is inside the casino rather than a separate street lobby.
  • Getting around: Walk for downtown casinos, restaurants and museums; use a taxi or rideshare for the airport and targeted Strip outings. Bellagio is 15 minutes by taxi versus 31 minutes by transit; the Venetian is 14 versus 39. Those trips make more sense than walking between downtown and the Strip. The hotel provides no airport shuttle.
  • After dark: The entertainment is immediately outside, with amplified music and late crowds. That makes going out easy but can make sleep difficult, especially in exposed rooms; a quiet night is not a dependable feature here.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 27, 2026. Sources: Google.

Best areas in Las Vegas for nightlife

  • Center Strip: 7.5/10 for nightlife. The broadest doorstep choice and strong transport links put it first for flexible nights out.
  • Downtown Las Vegas: 7.4/10 for nightlife. Fremont East bars and a compact party core make bar-hopping straightforward; expect music late into the night.
  • South Strip: 6.5/10 for nightlife. Entertainment venues and event crowds support lively evenings, but northern nights out require more travel.
  • North Strip: 5.3/10 for nightlife. Destination nightlife works well when you choose venues ahead; quieter pavement separates the action.
  • Off-Strip West (Rio & Palms): 4.9/10 for nightlife. Casino entertainment suits a venue-led evening, not continuous bar-hopping on foot; arrange transport for Strip nights.
  • Convention Center & Paradise Road: 3.7/10 for nightlife. Where to stay in Las Vegas for nightlife

Hotels around Hotel Apache

  • Fremont Hotel & Casino (On Fremont Street, just east). Fremont wins when: Refreshed, compact rooms for a short nightlife stay when modern finishes matter more than historic styling. Keep Hotel Apache when: Keep Apache for vintage character and no resort fee. Fremont still brings small bathrooms, street-facing music and off-site pool or gym access.
  • California Hotel and Casino (North of Fremont, on Ogden Avenue). California wins when: Hawaiian dining, friendly service and included self-parking, with a little separation from the main Fremont frontage. Keep Hotel Apache when: Keep Apache for immediate Fremont access, vintage styling and no resort fee. California still has casino smoke, variable room condition and occasional outside noise.

Alternatives for the same trip

  • Gold Coast Hotel and Casino (Off-Strip West (Rio & Palms)). Gold Coast wins when: Clean, refreshed rooms with refrigerators, free parking and substantial bowling facilities, especially for a car-based stay west of the Strip. Keep Hotel Apache when: Apache wins for walk-out downtown entertainment and no resort fee; Gold Coast adds a resort fee and transport-dependent Strip outings.

What guests say

  • Praised: Service (63% positive); Cleanliness (63% positive); Nightlife (50% positive).
  • Complaints: Sleep quality (74% negative); Nightlife (50% negative); Service (37% negative). Two October 2026 Expedia reviews praise comfort or cleanliness and location. September accounts on Hotels.com and Tripadvisor describe neighboring-room sound and severe street noise: the sleep trade-off remains.

Good to know

  • Resort fee: $0 per night. Basic Wi-Fi is complimentary.
  • Guest parking: $5 per day in Binion’s garages; waived when an ALL ACCESS Players card is presented at the front desk. Garage entrances are on Casino Center.
  • Security deposit: $100 per stay, authorized on a credit or debit card alongside the amount due. Cash, prepaid cards and gift cards are not accepted for the deposit.
  • Arrival and departure: Check-in starts at 4:00 PM; check-out is 12:00 PM. Minimum check-in age is 21.
  • Breakfast: Cooked-to-order breakfast costs extra; it is not an included hotel breakfast.
  • Room refrigerators: Mini refrigerators are included only in selected rooms, not throughout the hotel.

Facts checked Oct 27, 2026. Sources: .

Rooms, amenities and policies

  • Rooms: Vintage furnishings and basic comforts rather than contemporary resort rooms. Refrigerators are provided only in selected rooms; street music, neighboring-room sound and loud air-conditioning appear in guest reports.
  • Cleanliness: Booking.com rates cleanliness 8.0/10 and Expedia 8.8/10. Those figures support a generally clean-room picture, without erasing the supplied cleanliness feedback’s 37% negative share.
  • Service: Expedia rates staff and service 8.8/10. Guest accounts praise practical help and friendly reception, although the supplied service feedback includes a 37% negative share.
  • Amenities: Free basic Wi-Fi, Binion’s restaurants and bars, a fitness center and access to Binion’s seasonal 25th-floor pool. Breakfast is extra. The hotel rooms are non-smoking; the casino is not a smoke-free environment.
  • Fees and surprises: $0 resort fee; basic Wi-Fi is complimentary. Guest parking is $5 per day, waived when an ALL ACCESS Players card is presented at reception. A $100 security deposit is required on a credit or debit card.

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