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202 Fremont Street at 3rd St.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
(800) 634-6045
(702) 385-4011
The Queens Machine at the Four Queen's is 9 feet, 8 inches high, 18 feet long and 8 feet, 10 inches wide. Up to six people can play the gigantic $1 slot machine simultaneously with a chance to win the Queen's Ransom -- the jackpot.
A blackjack table large enough to seat 12 players and two dealers, measuring 4 feet deep by 11 feet 6 inches long, was created and assembled by the Four Queen's Carpenter Shop. The table consists of 27,864 square-inches of plywood, 16,496 square-inches of Formica, 864 square-inches of vinyl, and 6,408 square-inches of felt. Players can watch the Fremont Street Experience without leaving their seats.
The 3-line $1 per line machine pays left to right, right to left on any line. Symbols must be in consecutive order (next to each other) to win.
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The Four Queens is a 19-story 690 room hotel &casino. Rooms include 36 deluxe mini-suites, 18 handicap rooms and seven floors of non-smoking rooms. All rooms have king size or double-double beds.
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7 Restaurants & Bars
Hugo's Cellar offers gourmet dining. Magnolia's Veranda overlooks the casino, open 24-hours. Pastina's Italian Bistro features fresh baked breads and pastas. Leilani's Island Cafe and Ice Cream features a Hawaiian Island menu. King's Bar is located in the center of the casino. Hugo's Bar serves dinner cocktails.
The 59,000 square-feet casino has over 1,430 slot and video machines from 5-cents thru $25, Pai Gow Poker, Caribbean Stud Poker, Multiple Action Blackjack and Let It Ride. The Royal Pavillion is the home of the award-winning Monday Night Jazz. A video arcade is located near the lobby.
Conventions The Royal Pavillion has over 5,000-square-feet of meeting space, accommodates up to 250 people. The King's Pavillion, a 6,500-square-foot facility can accommodate groups of up to 500 people.
Casino history November 16, 1964, ground broke. Hotel was dedicated to owner/builder Ben Goffstein's four daughters, Faith, Hope, Benita and Michele. It began as a pint-size property with 120 rooms and a casino of 20,000-square-feet. In 1976, the casino expanded to 33,000-square-feet, and the new decor set the interior-decorating trend for Las Vegas casinos by replacing the typical gambling-house red and black with warm earth tones. Another casino expansion in 1977, enlarged the casino to 40,000-square-feet. It now takes up the full block of Fremont Street from Casino Center to Third Street.
Another addition in 1981, added an eighteen-story, 400-room tower with a new front desk and lobby area plus 8,000 more square-feet of casino space bringing it currently to 690 rooms, and approximately 59,000 square-feet of casino space. The Four Queens Hotel/ Casino is rated 3-stars by the Mobile Travel Guide.
Entertainment Monday Night Jazz features nationally acclaimed musicians and is broadcast on over 140 radio stations throughout the United States and abroad. The Reel Winners Club is free to join if your 55 or older. You earn cash for points accumulated, plus special discounts in the Hotel and V.I.P check-in. Comps from coffee shops, restaurants, deluxe rooms, suites and airfare. Husbands and wives can combine their points for greater rewards.
Guest Services Car rental, show reservations, guided tours, 24-hour room service and bell desk. A fitness room is located in the North Tower, open 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily. Same-day dry cleaning and laundry services, as well as child care service and a gift shop near the front desk.
