Plaza Hotel & Casino, Casino resort in downtown Las Vegas, United States
The Plaza Hotel & Casino is a large resort building in downtown Las Vegas offering around 80,000 square feet of gaming space and nearly 1,000 guest rooms spread across multiple floors. The property includes restaurants, bars, and a direct connection to the Fremont Street Experience.
The building opened on July 1, 1971, occupying the location of Las Vegas's first train station from 1906. This site choice connects the city's early origins with its later growth as an entertainment destination.
The North Tower displays large murals by international street artists, adding color and energy to downtown's visual identity. These works give the building a contemporary character that reflects the area's artistic evolution.
The hotel features 13 pickleball courts, multiple restaurants, and direct connections to surrounding entertainment areas. Visitors should plan to arrive early during busy times to make the most of their visit.
In 2004, a gambler sold all his possessions to place a single large roulette bet at this location and doubled his money. This incident became one of the most talked-about moments in modern casino history.
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