Located In The heart of Downtown Las Vegas, The Iconic Plaza Hotel & Casino Has Been A Major Part Of Downtown Las Vegas' Rich History.

The hotel has been featured or is visible in several movies, including the 1971 James Bond film, "Diamonds are Forever;" the 1989 film "Back to the Future Part II;" the 1995 movie "Casino," and the 2000 movie "Pay it Forward."

Built at the site of the original railroad depot where the pioneers disembarked to settle what would become Las Vegas in 1905, the Plaza Hotel & Casino has been a part of Las Vegas history since it opened as the world’s largest hotel/casino in 1971.

Today, located in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas and at the beginning of the Fremont Street Experience, the Plaza combines a vintage Rat Pack attitude with modern styling and personal customer service for the ultimate Vegas experience.

Over the years, Las Vegas has continued to reinvent itself and so has the Plaza. The iconic property has refurbished its guest rooms, added unique guest amenities such as the most pickleball courts of any Las Vegas resort on its rooftop pool deck, and transformed its historic location into a one-of-a-kind destination for cocktails, gaming, entertainment, and dining.