Stayed at the 4 queens from May 23-26, 2008. Received an offer for three free nights and a free slot tournament. Rented a car for 4 days for $99.00. I highly recommend renting a car if you don't mind driving in heavy traffic. Really gives you a chance to go and check out other places . I own a Tom Tom travel unit and it really makes it stress free going from one address to another. Arrived at the hotel around 1 pm and even though check in wasn't supposed to be till 3 pm there was no problem getting a room. I had asked for room above the Fremont street light show and was put up on the 15th floor. If you are bothered by loud noises, I highly recommend that you get above the 10 th floor and ask for a room facing away from the Fremont street experience. ( You will sleep much better) The room while not large was fine, two queen beds and a small tub and shower. While I didn't win slot tournament it was fun. The casino was not smoky as I have read from other guests comments. It was busy and yet you could find a 5 dollar black jack table if you wanted. Lots of machines to play and they paid out as good as any. I will come back again.

DH and I stayed at the Four Queens from May 20 to the 27th. Check in was a breeze. I requested a refrigerator and it arrived to the room before we did. We had a corner room on the 17th floor facing Fremont. The view was excellent. The room was nice and clean and maid service was wonderful. Everyday they came in and cleaned and left more and more little shampoos and etc......
Magnolis was great as well. Everyone we met were very friendly and I will definitely stay there again. Great bargain. They do not have safes in the rooms, however, for no charge we used the deposit boxes at the front desk and we had access 24/7

Rooms are on the small size compared to the Golden Nugget but are clean and have a 32" lcd tv. Bathrooms are smaller in size. Everything was fine during our two day stay. I would stay here again.

We’ve been going to Las Vegas every other April for almost 20 years. Each time we go we stay somewhere different; the Strip, Boulder Hwy, Blue Diamond, North Vegas, Henderson, and so on. This time it was Fremont Street Downtown. After considering room rates balanced with Trip Advisor reviews, and location, we decided on the Four Queens for a 3 night (Tues - Thur) stay. We booked 2 rooms via internet thru the 4Qs website; 1 non-smoking king and 1 smoking double (for our 2 adult daughters). We arrived Tues about 5:30pm. Check-in was quick and the rooms were ready.

First let me say that if you are comfortable with DI‘s, M6‘s, or S8’s , you should be comfortable with the 4Q’s. Nothing special, jut a clean, comfortable, recently refurbished room, South Tower - 7th floor. Typically sized (as per above), non-smoking king (not a hint of smoke smell), was located on the northeast corner of the bldg, overlooking the Fremont St Experience and the live music stage. And yes, the live music was LOUD, but they quit at 10pm. The FSE went until midnight but we barely heard it. Yes we’re older folks, but we don’t go to Vegas to go to bed at 9:00pm either… The bed was quite comfortable, the 32” TV nice, and housekeeping worked around our late mornings just fine.

The girlies had a smoking twin on 3rd floor South Tower overlooking the HVAC. They had no problems and were quite pleased with it considering Daddy paid for it…

As for food, we passed on Hugo’s, but the Magnolias Restaurant (for breakfast) was on a par with a good truck stop, meaning the prices were affordable, the service acceptable, and the food tasty, hot, and plentiful. The Chicago Brewing Co. had fairly good beer, so if you’re a serious beer drinker, by all means give it a try. For dinner we did Paradise Buffet (Fremont), 3/10 (poor), The Buffet (Golden Nugget) 7/10 (quite good), and The Pullman Grill (Main Street Station) 9/10 (excellent). The Triple 7 brew pub at Main Street Station also had several very good beers!

The 4Q’s casino was midsized and not very busy! The air was breathable but cool! Unless you were right next to Smoking Man, the smoke level was acceptable. As for gaming, the wife did her usual feeding the penny and nickel slots while I looked for camaraderie and revelry at the crap table. What I found was the crap tables virtually empty at 10pm. I ended up going across the way to the Fremont for several hours. Still though, I’ve never seen Vegas casinos so quiet and sparsely populated. Several of the street vendors I talked to also said business was off. I guess the economy has a lot of folks worried.

Lastly, kudos to housekeeping and maintenance. We received extra pillows and towels within minutes of our request. Secondly when we returned from dinner about 9pm Tues the room was about 90 degrees. After a call to the front desk we went back out. When we returned about midnight, there was a “we’ve been here” note on the door from maintenance and the room temp was about 65. Good show guys!

We stay somewhere different each time we go to Vegas, so its not fair to say whether or not we would stay here again. The 4Q’s is what it is - an inexpensive alternative to the high priced (over-priced?) accommodations on the Strip. We enjoyed Downtown. Its definitely a different Vegas!