Whiskey Pete's, Casino hotel in Primm, Nevada
Whiskey Pete's is a casino hotel in Primm located along the Nevada-California border, offering gaming, several restaurants, and a swimming pool alongside accommodations. The property forms part of a connected resort complex in the Primm Valley area.
The property was established in 1977 and named after Pete MacIntyre, a local gas station owner who later became involved in bootlegging during the prohibition era. This connection reflects the border region's past.
The hotel displays the original death car of Bonnie and Clyde in its lobby, linking visitors to American crime history from the 1930s. This exhibit connects the region's past with the present-day resort experience.
The property sits directly on Interstate 15 between Las Vegas and California, making it easily accessible by car. Free shuttle service connects the resort to other properties within the Primm Valley complex.
Local legend says Pete MacIntyre requested burial in standing position to keep watching over his former territory. This unusual burial wish remains part of the area's local stories.
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