Historic Plaza Hotel

I have stayed at the Plaza Hotel in Downtown Vegas three times in the past year. Since I am paralyzed & in a wheelchair, I request the same ADA Accessible Room in the North Tower. My specific room request is always accommodated -- usually by the finest Front Desk hotel employee who has ever checked me in by the name of Marlette. Not only does Marlette ensure everything is taken care of for me on my arrival, but she brightens each day with her sweet smile, friendly greeting, good humor & laughter when I come & go on Fremont Street. The Plaza provides easy access to Fremont Street and the hotel's many amenities & eateries are easily accessible with my wheelchair. Plan to put any diet on hold and indulge in the pleasures of Pinkbox Donuts adjacent to the main lobby. The hotel security is always available and visible at the Plaza which adds to my feeling of personal safety on the property. The Plaza also offers an excellent William Hill Sportsbook with the best sportsbook employee in the country a longtime employee named Michael.

Front desk! Marlette at the front desk made for a most enjoyable vacation with her kindness and compassion to myself and my friends! Provided all the information needed about hotel and Vegas itself! Just a friendly person and understanding of the needs and desires of her guests!

My stay was wonderful. The room was cozy and very comfortable. The staff made me feel like family. They bent over backwards to make sure my stay was great. I recommend the bar and restaurant for great food and drinks. The service was excellent and the prices reasonable.

We stayed one night at the Plaza on our way to Mexico. The owners of the building should be more than proud. The 1880's hotel has been refurbished, and was a joy to stay in. We had a second floor, pet friendly, King bed room with a non-plaza view. Everything was great. Our room was near the staircase, and also the elevator, but it was oh so quiet. We took advantage of the $5 Happy Hour at the Saloon in the hotel. The selection of craft beers wasn't huge, but every style was well-represented. The hotel offered complimentary coffee from 5 - 7 am. A limited time, sure, but the coffee and breakfast sweets counter opened at 7, so it wouldn't be right to handout free coffee. The spacious room with incredible high ceilings was very comfortable - a small sofa and a dorm-sized fridge. The pet fee was only 10$ per dog, a nice change from some hotels that charge 25-35 per pet. Since you are in the middle of town, road noise from I-25 is not an issue. Be aware that if you are checking out on a school morning between 7:30 and 8 there is an elementary school nearby with quite a bit of drop off traffic as you are trying to get to the Interstate.

The historic Plaza Hotel was originally built in the early 1880's. We stayed in one of the large rooms on the second floor overlooking The Plaza. There is a saloon and restaurant on the ground floor where we had dinner. Over the years there have been several movies and television shows made at the hotel.

The restaurant owner needs to learn the difference between a heat stroke, dehydration and being intoxicated. She never even tried to talk to me. . I was having a heat stroke and she made my friend take me out of the bar and said get her out of hear take her to the park. She thought I was drunk. She needs to know the difference! My friends asked for a wet towel to cool me off and let me sit down. She would not have any of it. I needed an ambulance. Her name was Sara Jo Mattews. I was told he is the owner of the Bar down stairs in the Plaza.