Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon offers over 190 nicely appointed rooms as well as Bill's Steakhouse, the round the clock dining at the... more »
Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon offers over 190 nicely appointed rooms as well as Bill's Steakhouse, the round the clock dining at the Victorian Room, and after hours club Drai's. In our casino we feature blackjack, craps, roulette, Big Six, Three Card Poker, WSOP, Texas Hold 'Em, and Fortune Pai Gow Poker. And don't forget about joining the action in the Race and Sports book. Additional amenities offered at Bill's include high speed internet access and high definition plasma screen televisions in each room, a Seattle's Best Coffee bar and Western Union.
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Location. Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Casino is located in the center of the Las Vegas Strip, across from Bellagio's fountains. The hotel is one half mile from the Omnimax Theater and Sands Expo Center. The hotel is one mile from the M & M Store and Fashion Show Mall. Hotel Features. Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon contains three restaurants. The 24 hour Victorian Room serves Chinese and American cuisine including steaks and grilled shrimp. Drai's, decorated in deep reds, is an after midnight techno dance club with DJ music. Steakhouse at Bill's specializes in steaks, seafood and chops. The restaurant also serves chicken and pasta. Barbary Coast Hotel and Casino's casino contains 680 slot and video poker machines, low limit table games, and one race and sports book. The hotel features Elvis impersonation shows. Although the hotel does not have it's own pool, complimentary pool access is available at a nearby resort. Guestrooms. Guestrooms at Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon provide partial views of the Strip. Victorian style rooms feature bistro tables and desks. D?cor includes dark wooden furnishings, deep burgundy fabrics and sconces surrounding etched mirrors. Select rooms offer oil paintings, antique style furniture and lace curtains. Rooms include 42 inch plasma screen televisions and high speed Internet access. Expert Tip. The hotel offers complimentary craps lessons at the casino every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Location. Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon is located in the center of the Las Vegas Strip, across from Bellagio's fountains. The hotel is one-half mile from the Omnimax Theater and Sands Expo Center. The hotel is one mile from the M & M Store and Fashion Show Mall. Hotel Features. Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon contains three restaurants. The 24-hour Victorian Room serves Chinese and American cuisine including steaks and grilled shrimp. Drai's, decorated in deep reds, is an after-midnight techno dance club with DJ music. Steakhouse at Bill's specializes in steaks, seafood and chops. The restaurant also serves chicken and pasta. Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon's casino contains 680 slot and video poker machines, low-limit table games, and one race and sports book. The Lounge features Big Elvis impersonation shows. and local bands. The hotel does not have it's own pool. Complimentary pool access is available at the Flamingo. Guestrooms. Guestrooms at Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon provide partial views of the Strip. Victorian-style rooms feature bistro tables and desks. Décor includes dark wooden furnishings, deep burgundy fabrics and sconces surrounding etched mirrors. Select rooms display oil paintings, antique-style furniture and lace curtains. Rooms include 42-inch plasma-screen televisions and high-speed Internet access, for a fee. Expert Tip. The hotel offers complimentary craps lessons at the casino, daily.
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The location is good, cause is near to
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Posted Jul 31, 2008
Horrible
The location is good, cause is near to the strip.The service and the attitude of the staff was very bad and disappointing. I will not want to stay in this hotel again in my future trip to Las Vegas.
28 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
The only thing that this sorry excuse for a casino has going for it is the location. By far the worst customer service I have ever seen. The place is really old and run down. The rooms were horrible. The staff from the check-in person, to the dealers, pit-bosses, and even the security was extremely rude and unfriendly. It almost seemed as if they didn't want anyone to stay at their hotel. Honestly, pay the extra $50 dollars and stay at a place that appreciates you being there.
Drai's After Hours Crowd brings in a
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Posted Dec 12, 2007
Horrible
Drai's After Hours Crowd brings in a very violent and undesirable crowd. During my stay there I was assaulted by a patrons of the crowd from the after hours club spilling out onto the casino floor. The following morning I witnessed a man get his...
The employees had no social skills and
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Posted Aug 23, 2006
Horrible
The employees had no social skills and were unprofessional. The environment was hostile and harsh. A fight ocurred next door the police was involved. I do not recommend this hotel unless you want drama.
Stopped in to eat because of the
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Posted May 26, 2006
Horrible
Stopped in to eat because of the advertised Prime Rib Dinner.(Stayed at Caesars). While my husband went to the restroom I felt VERY unsafe!Too many groups of scary looking dudes around! Casino looked ancient, dark and gloomy. Didn't hang around to...
Barbary Coast is definetly one of the
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Posted Feb 03, 2000
Horrible
Barbary Coast is definetly one of the strips older casinos. It is situated in the desirable middle of strip location. But that is all it has going for it.
Barbary Coast has a VERY small casino area. And despite it's age and decor,...
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