We stayed there last year for a few days on the weekend before moving to the strip during the week because it was way cheaper, about $50 a night. It was worth every penny.
The rooms were updated and just as good as the room we had at New York New York.
The odds at the tables were better than the strip and the dealers were very friendly and explained the rules to newcomers well.
Check-in was quick and painless.
Highly recommended if you don't mind missing the glitz of the strip for a whole lot less money for a room. Save a hundred a night on the room and spend it on the strip, it's only a 15 minutes bus ride away.

This was my 5th trip to Vegas and first time staying down on Fremont Street. I would stay at the Golden Nugget next time.

My husband, 2 sisters in law, and brother in law stayed for four nights and thought the accomodations were outstanding. We accepted an offer of 3 free nights and $150.00 in food having never stayed at the Fremont. Our rooms were obviously just renovated and the updating was very tastefully done. The breakfast buffet was especially good and the omelet fixed fresh by a cook was a treat. Some food at the evening buffet was overdone but on a whole was good. The Thursday night buffet at Main Strret Station was as good as usual. We rarely eat more than one buffet on a trip to LV but the food offer was too good to resist. We travel to LV yearly from Indiana and will stay at the Fremont when we come next year. We have stayed at the Nugget, Binion's, and Fitzgerald's downtown and many places on the Strip over a 20 year period. We love to gamble downtown and appreciate that the hotel and food available at hotels are equal to those on the Strip. Thanks for the offer, Bconnected team!

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.