Binion’s Gambling Hall – Hotel & Café

Binion’s Gambling Hall is one of the most historically significant casino properties in the history of Las Vegas, located at 128 E Fremont Street at the original intersection of Fremont and Casino Center Boulevard, the birthplace of modern Las Vegas gaming culture. Founded by Benny Binion in 1951, Binion’s was the original home of the World Series of Poker, the most important poker tournament in the world, which was held here annually for decades. The hotel offers rooms in the historic Binion’s building with classic casino aesthetics, cable TV, free Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. The rooftop steakhouse and bar provide panoramic views across the downtown Las Vegas skyline and the Fremont Street Experience canopy below. The casino floor is celebrated among serious gamblers for its authentic vintage atmosphere, single-deck blackjack games, favorable table game rules, and the sense of connection to the storied history of Las Vegas gambling culture. A deli and café provide casual dining. Free parking is available. Poker tournaments and cash games continue the property’s legendary poker heritage. Binion’s is particularly beloved among international visitors with a deep interest in Las Vegas history and among experienced poker and table game players who prefer the raw and unadorned atmosphere of authentic old-school Las Vegas gaming to the polished resort experience of Strip properties.