The D Las Vegas
Two-storey, retro-forward, and briskly informal, suited to short-stay visitors who want to be on Fremont Street itself.
Our assessment
The D Las Vegas is two-storey, retro-forward, and briskly informal, and that description holds across the property rather than only in its marketing. Set in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, it is assessed here on rooms, service, dining, position, and value.
Its natural audience is short-stay visitors who want to be on Fremont Street itself. The features that define the stay are vintage gaming floor, fremont frontage and longbar concourse, and together they set both the strengths and the limits of the experience.
Our editors flag one thing above all others: the upper gaming floor keeps vintage coin machines that no longer exist elsewhere. It is worth acting on at the point of booking rather than discovering at the front desk.
In a phrase: Two-storey, retro-forward, and briskly informal
Right for short-stay visitors who want to be on Fremont Street itself
Key features
- Vintage gaming floor
- Fremont frontage
- Longbar concourse
House rules and check-in
- Age requirement
- The minimum age for check-in is 21. Photo identification issued by a government is required from each adult in the party.
- Arrival and departure
- Rooms are released from 15:00 and must be vacated by 11:00. Extensions depend on occupancy and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
- Incidental deposit
- The property takes a card hold or cash deposit at arrival against incidentals. It is refunded or released once the account settles.
- Smoking and animals
- All guest rooms are non-smoking. Assistance animals are welcomed; any other animal policy must be confirmed directly with the hotel.
Stay questions
What does the price cover?
The rate generally covers accommodation alone. Breakfast, parking, and mandatory fees are usually additional, so read the rate description carefully.
Can I park at the property?
The property offers self-parking and valet. Neither is normally included in the room rate, so budget for it separately.
Should I book restaurants in advance?
Reserve the signature restaurants when you book the room. The casual outlets rarely require a booking outside peak evenings.