Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon 

Here is a reasonably priced hotel in a great location. Imagine an intersection with Caesars Palace on one corner, Bally’s on the other, the Bellagio on the 3rd corner and Bills Gamblin’ Hall on the 4th corner.


It is a small hotel by Las Vegas standards, only 197 rooms including a dozen suites. But you get the warmth and personal service that only a small hotel can give. One New York paper called it, “Their favorite affordable hotel.” Even though it is missing some frills, such as a fitness center, the hotel has some very nice features. They are: nice rooms, a great casino, great restaurants, a night-club that is a real "in" spot and location, location, location. Bills Gamblin’ Hall and Saloon used to be the Barbary Coast Hotel.

Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon's Location: On The Strip, Las Vegas

Property Amenities
Bill's Gamblin' Hall stands on the northeast side of the “Four Corners” (the Las Vegas Strip and Flamingo Road). Caesars Palace, the Flamingo Hilton, the Bellagio, Bally’s, and Paris Las Vegas are all a short walk away. Inside, stained glass windows and chandeliers accent Victorian-style décor. Casino gaming choices include 680 slot machines, video poker machines, 38 gaming tables, and a Sport Book which is the original home of the Ties Win parlay card—drinks are complimentary. Three restaurants are also onsite, and an adjacent parking garage accommodates both valet parking and self-parking (up to 500 cars). The hotel offers typical guest services, laundry services, luggage service, and safe deposit box. maid service and wake-up calls.


Amenity highlights:
The cozy casino, although not gargantuan in size, has your game! With almost 700 slots and video poker machines, many table games, including Roulette, Blackjack, Craps, and Pai Gow Poker, you won't lack for anything in this fine casino. When you're in the mood for dancing late into the night, you will find Drai's, with its excellent after-dinner DJs, to be a great venue.

Insider tip: Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon is very popular with guests on a budget, especially young couples. But don't let the hotel's rates fool you -- you will find everything that many larger resorts offer, plus a whole lot of personalized service.

Casino

The 30,000 square foot casino is light, bright and full of energy. It has almost any table game you can think of... This includes Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Poker, Big six, 3 card poker, Let it Ride, Texas hold’ em and Fortune pai gow poker.

The casino has a special poker room the offers special prizes. You will also find 650 slots in the Casino. There is a sports book with 40 large screen 42 inch televisions and 2 six foot by six foot televisions.

Dining at The Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon

Steakhouse at Bill’s:
This is an up-scale restaurant. Reservations are required. Only evening service is available. The menu offers steaks, seafood, chops, chicken and pastas. There is also a desert menu that will try and probably defeat any dieting will power you may have. Service in this restaurant is superb.
 

The Victorian Room:
This restaurant is open 24 hours a day. It is warm, friendly and inexpensive. A prime rib dinner or New York Steak is $14.95. They have a wide variety of menu items including Chinese food specialties. The restaurant maintains good but inexpensive breakfast, lunch and dinner menus.
 

Rooms at Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon Hotel
This hotel offers 200 guestrooms. Rooms offer views of the center Las Vegas Strip and are decorated with Victorian wallpaper and paintings, floral carpeting, etched mirrors, and lace curtains. Bathrooms have stained glass windows and tub/shower combinations. Amenities include pay movies, climate control, and voice mail.

Queen Rooms:

These rooms come with twin queen size beds. There is a nice view of the Las Vegas Strip. The room has a 42 inch plasma television. Each room has a jack to plug in for high-speed internet access. There is a charge for this. Additionally each room has a safe and refrigerator. The rooms are of a good size and have a traditional Victorian décor.

King Room:

This room comes with one king size bed. It also comes with a very nice view of the Las Vegas Strip. You will find a 42 inch plasma television. There is also a safe and refrigerator in the room. The rooms while not ultra large are of a good size. Their décor is traditional Victorian and well kept up.

Suites:

These suites come in either one or two bedroom layouts. They are an affordable luxury. Some have Jacuzzi tubs and others great views of the Las Vegas Strip. They are equipped with high definition television. The décor in these suites in contrast to the traditional Victorian found in the rooms is modern with an oriental flavor. It is pleasant and comfortable.

Entertainment at Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon

Drai’s:

This club is one of the hottest after-hour places in Las Vegas. It’s open Thursday through Sunday. You will find a great selection of wines and champagnes. Think of this club as an after-hours speak easy. A very hip resident DJ provides the music. The dress code is strictly enforced. No hats, tennis shoes or baggy jeans. It opens about 1 am.

 Bill’s Lounge:
The lounge is playful and a fun place to be. It has live musical entertainment. The entertainment is provided by one of the best Elvis entertainers in the business. His name is Pete Vallee. He interacts with the audience and will sing your request. You would swear that you’re listening to the real Elvis.

Karaoke at Bill's:
Sunday - Tuesday, 8 pm - 2 am.