My husband and I stayed at the Fremont Hotel for two nights. I liked the contemporary design of the room. It was clean and comfortable. The Paradise Buffet inside the hotel is not expensive (7.99 for lunch) but it's not great. No high-speed internet.

I had a good experience at the Fremont. My room was very clean, all in working order, and made up promptly each day. Employees were friendly and helpful. My only complaint is a general one which many Vegas casinos have......the casino itself is quite smokey (I'm asthmatic). I long for the day when it is banned everywhere public. I think businesses need to know that just as many people, if not more, will come because there is NO SMOKE than the amount who will leave if they can't.

If you're looking for the Vegas experience with an opulent themed hotel, you should definitely avoid the Fremont. If, on the other hand, you want a perfectly nice, simple place to stay and you don't need all the bells and whistles of Vegas, this is a great place to stay.

Location? No, it's not The Strip, but that's a good thing. Fremont Street is exciting in its own right, less chaotic, and certainly less crowded. Ambiance? Fine. Again, it's much more akin to what you would find in a nice hotel in another city, rather than Vegas, and that's a good thing. Rooms? Small, but the beds are comfortable and the colors are soothing.

Where the hotel could improve is on housekeeping. My room, which was ostensibly non-smoking and had a shiny plaque on the door which promised such, reeked of smoke. In addition, the sheets on the bed on the first night actually had several huge rips and holes. Housekeeping picked up the slack the next day and the room was kept impeccably after that, but I'm still wondering how anyone could possibly have thought it would be acceptable to make up a bed with ripped sheets.

Aside from that, the stay was fine and I wouldn't hesitate to return.

I love going to Veags and staying in the "cheap" places 'cause I like going out of the room /hotel as much as possible, but the Fremont thinks thay belong to the MGM properties. Room was great, but parking is a valet that works on tips.
A few years ago, you could park across the street in the parking garage, but even that's limited now. To confirm the rom as well, had to sign up for their casino points card. How often do you gamble in the same place-in Vegas? in short, good deal but watchout for 'freebies" and the food. Besides the Paradise buffet they have, anyting else there is crap!