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Step into the Rush Tower Room at Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, a 441 sq. ft. retreat in downtown Las Vegas. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the Fremont Street area while blackout drapes let you control light for restful sleep. Climate control and premium bedding create a comfortable atmosphere for business or leisure stays.
The room is furnished with 1 King Bed and sleeping space for up to 3 guests, arranged to maximise flow and convenience. A private bathroom features a shower/bathtub combination and accessible fixtures, including an accessible bathtub and a roll-in shower that is 34 inches wide. Accessibility is built into the room design with 34-inch-wide wheelchair-accessible doorways, a low-height counter and sink at 34 inches high, a low-height door lock, a low-height view port, a vibrating pillow alarm, a visual fire alarm, and a phone accessibility kit to support guests with varied needs. Complimentary toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided.
Entertainment and connectivity include a 55-inch LED TV with premium channels, streaming services and Netflix, plus first-run movies. As part of your stay, the mandatory daily resort fee covers in-room WiFi for two devices, fitness-centre access for two (excluding wet areas), four bottles of water on arrival, self-parking subject to garage availability, boarding-pass printing and Downtown Destination coupons. Book your Rush Tower Room to combine accessible design with downtown convenience at Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.





















The room has floor-to-ceiling windows that frame views toward the Fremont Street area in downtown Las Vegas. Blackout drapes let you darken the room when you want to sleep.
The room has 1 king bed with premium bedding and sleeping space for up to 3 guests in 441 sq. ft. It suits a couple or a solo traveller comfortably, and a third guest can be accommodated.
Yes. The room is built around accessibility, with 34-inch-wide doorways, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. The counter and sink are 34 inches high. A phone accessibility kit, vibrating pillow alarm and visual fire alarm are also provided, and the hotel as a whole is wheelchair and scooter accessible.
It is a private bathroom with a 34-inch-wide roll-in shower and an accessible bathtub, plus a shower/bathtub combination. Complimentary toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided. Toothbrush and toothpaste are not supplied, so bring your own.
You get a 55-inch LED TV with premium channels, streaming services, Netflix and first-run movies. In-room Wi-Fi for two devices is included through the daily resort fee.
All reservations carry a daily resort fee, shown on the hotel's site as $46.00 plus taxes per room, charged at check-in. Amounts can vary by date and booking channel. It includes Wi-Fi for two devices, fitness center access for two (excluding wet areas), 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 Hideout pools by showing a valid room key. The Tank, with its 200,000-gallon shark aquarium and a waterslide through the middle, is open to all ages. The Hideout is a separate 21+ area. Pool hours are seasonal, with the season running roughly May to November.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early registration may be possible for a fee, and late check-out can be requested subject to availability. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID, a major credit card in the reservation name and your confirmation number. The minimum check-in age is 18.
Children can use the pool, restaurants and video arcade, so the room works for a small family of up to three. Guests under 21 are not permitted on the casino floor, and the spa and gym require guests to be 18 or older.
Harry Reid International Airport is roughly a 12–13 minute drive from the hotel at 129 E Fremont St. The hotel does not run its own airport transportation. A taxi or rideshare is the quickest option, and an RTC bus also serves downtown. The hotel has its own taxi rank for the ride home when Fremont Street empties out late at night.
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