Hotel Apache at Binion's

Historic Haunted Hotel Apache at Binion’s Gambling Hall Located in the heart of Downtown Fremont Street Experience. 

The Hotel Apache was originally opened by the Silvagni family in 1932. It was the first in Las Vegas to air-condition its hotel lobby and have air curtains at the entrance to the hotel. The hotel was eventually acquired by Benny Binion and was the place to stay for many Hollywood movie stars like Clark Gable, Humphrey Bogart and Lucille Ball. It was also the first in Las Vegas with an electrically operated elevator, fully carpeted casino and made poker a mainstream casino game.

Over the course of over 90 years, the historic Hotel Apache and Binion's Gambling Hall have had many reports of spirited guests in residence who make it clear that the Hotel Apache and Binion's Gambling Hall still belong to them. Several employees have been touched, nudged, report sightings of figures; and ghost hunters have reported high levels on their EMF meters and motion sensors along with mediums seeing actual images of past owners' family members.

This boutique hotel features 81 rooms with vintage-style furnishings reminiscent of the original hotel.

Parking fee: $5 per day