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Bright and modern, the Gold Tower Deluxe Room at Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino offers 377 sq. ft. of living space designed for downtown stays. Large windows bring the energy of Fremont Street indoors, while climate-controlled air conditioning, blackout drapes and premium bedding create a restful retreat after a day or night out in the city.
The room sleeps 3 guests and is appointed with one King Bed and premium linens. A private bathroom features a shower/bathtub combination, roll-in shower access (34 inches wide) and complimentary toiletries, plus towels and a hair dryer; please note toothbrush and toothpaste are not provided. Accessible features include closed captioned TV, a phone accessibility kit, visual fire alarm and a vibrating pillow alarm to assist guests with specific needs.
Entertainment and convenience are built in: a 55-inch LED TV with satellite channels, streaming services and first-run movies (including Netflix and pay movies), free bottled water, a coffee/tea maker and a mini-fridge. A work-ready desk and chair, free WiFi for two devices as included with the resort fee, and housekeeping complete the experience, with connecting rooms available when needed. The room balances comfort and practical accessibility so you can relax, work or explore downtown Las Vegas from a central Golden Nugget base.




















The Gold Tower Deluxe Room is a 377 sq. ft. room with one king bed, premium bedding, blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning. Large windows bring in the energy of Fremont Street, and the Gold Tower is one of the renovated towers at Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.
The room has 1 King Bed and sleeps up to 3 guests. It suits a couple or solo traveler best, and it can also work for a small party of three who are comfortable sharing the space.
You get a 55-inch LED TV with satellite channels, streaming services, Netflix, first-run movies and premium channels. There is also a coffee/tea maker, a mini-fridge, free bottled water, a desk with a chair and free WiFi for two devices, which is part of the resort fee.
A daily resort fee, listed on the official site at $46.00 plus tax per room, applies to every reservation. It includes WiFi for two devices, fitness center access for two (wet areas excluded), four bottles of water on arrival, self-parking subject to garage availability, boarding-pass printing and Downtown Destination coupons.
Yes. Hotel guests get complimentary access to The Tank and The Hideout by showing a room key. The Tank, with its 200,000-gallon shark aquarium and waterslide, is open to all ages. The Hideout is a separate 21+ area. Pool hours are seasonal, with the season running roughly May to November.
With one king bed and space for three, it works for a couple, a solo traveler or a small family. Children can use the pool, restaurants and arcade, but guests under 21 are not permitted on the casino floor. A desk and chair, a mini-fridge, free WiFi and connecting rooms make it practical for longer stays or groups.
Yes. The room is equipped with closed captioned TV, a phone accessibility kit, a visual fire alarm, a vibrating pillow alarm and a 34-inch roll-in shower. The hotel is also wheelchair and scooter accessible.
Harry Reid International Airport is about a 12–13 minute drive away. The hotel does not provide airport transportation, so arrange a taxi, rideshare or the RTC bus. On site, dining includes Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse, Saltgrass Steak House, Chart House, Cadillac Mexican Kitchen, Red Asian Cuisine and The Grille. The hotel's restaurants page says you never pay for self-parking when you dine in them.
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