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Relax in this expansive 753 sq. ft. One Bedroom Parlor Suite at Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, located on Fremont Street. The suite’s comfortable living area and large windows put you in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, offering an inviting base for both leisure and business stays. Climate control and blackout drapes ensure restful days and nights.
The suite sleeps up to 3 guests and is appointed with one King Bed in the bedroom and premium bedding for a luxurious night’s rest. Two private bathrooms serve the suite, one featuring a roll-in shower that is 34 inches wide; accessibility amenities include a vibrating pillow alarm, visual fire alarm, closed-captioned TV and a phone accessibility kit. Free toiletries and a hair dryer are provided, towels are supplied, and note that toothbrushes and toothpaste are not available.
Designed for convenience, the suite includes a 55-inch LED TV with satellite channels, first-run and pay movies, Netflix and other streaming services, plus free WiFi (resort-fee inclusions limit access to two devices per reservation). A mini-fridge, wet bar, dining table, complimentary bottled water on arrival and a work desk make it easy to dine, refresh and stay productive. Connecting rooms are available and regular housekeeping keeps the space welcoming — book this One Bedroom Parlor Suite when you want roomy, accessible accommodations downtown.



















It is a 753 sq. ft. one bedroom suite with a bedroom and a separate living area. The living area has a dining table, a wet bar and a mini-fridge, and there is a work desk. Large windows bring in the downtown Las Vegas setting, and blackout drapes help with sleeping during the day.
The bedroom has one king bed with premium bedding, and the suite sleeps up to 3 guests. That suits a couple or a small group travelling together. Connecting rooms are available if your party is bigger.
The suite has two private bathrooms, which is handy when sharing with a third guest. One has a 34-inch roll-in shower. Free toiletries, a hair dryer and towels are provided. Bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste, as the hotel does not supply them.
Yes. The suite offers a roll-in shower, a vibrating pillow alarm, a visual fire alarm, a closed-captioned TV and a phone accessibility kit. Golden Nugget Las Vegas is also wheelchair and scooter accessible.
The suite has a 55-inch LED TV with satellite channels, premium channels, first-run and pay movies, and Netflix and other streaming services. There is a work desk, and free WiFi is included for two devices per reservation under the resort fee.
Every reservation carries a daily resort fee, shown on the hotel's official site as $46 plus tax per room, though the amount can vary by date. It includes WiFi for two devices, fitness center access for two (excluding sauna and steam areas), four bottles of water on arrival, self-parking subject to garage availability, boarding-pass printing and Downtown Destination coupons.
Hotel guests get complimentary access to The Tank and Hideout pools with a room key. The Tank is family-friendly and has a 200,000-gallon shark aquarium with a waterslide through its center. The Hideout is 21 and over only. Pool season runs roughly May to November, and hours change with the season and weather.
The hotel sits at 129 E Fremont St, right on the Fremont Street Experience, a 24-hour pedestrian mall with an LED canopy and live entertainment. On-site dining includes Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse, Saltgrass Steak House, Chart House, Cadillac Mexican Kitchen and The Grille. The Mob Museum is about a 6-minute walk, and the Neon Museum is roughly 0.2 miles away. Guests never pay for self-parking when they dine in the hotel's restaurants.
Harry Reid International Airport is about a 12–13 minute drive away. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle, but it has its own taxi rank. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Bring a government-issued photo ID and a credit card in the reservation name. Guests under 21 cannot go on the casino floor.
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