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El Cortez Hotel & Casino on Fremont Street in Las Vegas is a budget friendly, historic hotel. We're the original icon of Downtown Vegas. Book now!
El Cortez Hotel and Casino is the longest continuously-running casino in Las Vegas. Located off the strip in Fremont East Entertainment District within the historic Downtown, El Cortez is the authentic Vegas experience that you have been craving.
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El Cortez Hotel and Casino is the longest continuously-running casino in Las Vegas. Located off the strip in Fremont East Entertainment District within the historic Downtown, El Cortez is the authentic Vegas experience that you have been craving.
Kick it old-school in Downtown Vegas in one of the budget rooms or suites available at El Cortez Hotel & Casino on Fremont St. Book your room now!
Experience unparalleled luxury and gaming at El Cortez Hotel and Casino , Las Vegas. Enjoy exclusive deals, lavish accommodations, and gourmet dining. Dive into the heart of Vegas with us for an unforgettable escape.
El Cortez, a hotel and casino, is a relatively small downtown Las Vegas gaming venue a block from the Fremont Street Experience and Las Vegas Boulevard. Slots, table games, and a race and sports book occupy one floor of the main pavilion, at this historic casino.
Downtown Las Vegas' premiere hotel-casino blending new Las Vegas attitude with the classic Las Vegas swagger. The El Cortez is the longest continuously running downtown hotel-casino in Las Vegas.
- 600 Fremont St Las Vegas, NV 89101
El Cortez Hotel and Casino is the longest continuously-running casino in Las Vegas. Located off the strip in Fremont East Entertainment District within the historic Downtown, El Cortez is the authentic Vegas experience that you have been craving.
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702-385-5200 | 800-634-6703. Located near the fabulous Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas is the Historic El Cortez Hotel and Casino. Built in 1941 and once owned by Bugsy Siegel, the historic building's Spanish-style architecture hasn't changed much over the years.
The El Cortez is found downtown, which has a noticeably different vibe than the infamous Las Vegas Strip. The casinos, bars, restaurants and shopping spots are much more laid-back — it’s just not as overwhelming or ostentatious as the Strip.
