For convenience and tropical aloha style, visitors to Las Vegas cannot beat the California Hotel & Casino located on Fremont Street and just a short jaunt over the Bridge Avenue walkway from Main Street Station. Popular outings like the MobMuseum and the Freemont Street Experience are just a quick stroll away, and the Las Vegas Premium Outlets can satisfy any shopper’s dreams. Theater lovers can visit The Smith Center in the vicinity as well. Besides all the nearby attractions drawing guests away from the hotel, there is plenty to enjoy inside as well. Vibrant Hawaiian shirts on the employees create a riot of color with the patterned rugs, while more neutral furnishings present a casual atmosphere. The focus on hospitality extends throughout the hotel and casino, from comfortable rooms to the rooftop pool with views of Las Vegas and the surrounding areas. The property includes a small shopping center to buy vacation necessities.
Visitors to Las Vegas from Hawaii love to stay here for the homelike atmosphere, but guests from all around the world also enjoy this bit of the islands in the heart of the city. Not only are there tropical shirts and leis for the guests, but the many eateries in the hotel and casino feature a unique blend of tropical island and other menus.
Feast on a delectable assortment of fresh seafood and sumptuous Italian specialties at Pasta Pirate. The Market Street Café offers round the clock service of meals that tastes as good as or better than homemade. For a more elegant dinner with choice steaks and seafood, consider the Redwood Bar & Grill. Guests can grab a quick bite of fast food for lunch at the California Club and relax in the evening at Aloha Specialties for a true Hawaiian gourmet experience. Expect lines for the popular $5.95 Luau Breakfast or prime rib meals at just $8.95.
After a day of shopping, gambling or visiting nearby attractions, take a relaxing break back at one of the bars at the California Hotel & Casino. Casual? Stop for a drink at the San Francisco Pub. Want something a bit more elegant? The Main Street Bar offers comfortable seating and plenty of drinks on the menu. Dave’s Bar is a great stop for sports fans who need a drink before heading next door to Cal’s Sports Book to gamble on their favorite teams.
With a belly full of delicious food and the local sites explored thoroughly, many guests are ready to jump into one of Las Vegas’s most popular pastimes: gambling. The California Hotel & Casino provides 36,000 square feet of game tables, slot machines, video poker and fun. Twenty-eight different games are represented for every taste and play style. Try your skill at the on-site arcades as well.
If you are feeling lucky, dive right in and place your bets. For an extra bit of luck, take a moment to rub the belly of the smiling Buddha statue near the lobby. If this one venue cannot satisfy all your gaming needs, hop a convenient shuttle bus to any one of the other casinos owned by Boyd Gaming, such as Sam’s Town nearby.
California Hotel & Casino Details:
Address: 12 E Ogden Ave Las Vegas, NV, 89101, United States of America.
Total number of rooms: 781 rooms.
Entertainment: None at the resort, however Fremont Street Experience is only a walking distance away.
Food and Drinks: Redwood Bar & Grill, Market Street Cafe, California Club Snack Bar, Aloha Specialties and Pasta Pirate.
Clubbing: San Francisco Pub, Dave’s Bar and the Main Street Bar.
Gambling: Casino area of 36,000 square feet, includes popular games, like blackjack, poker, roulette, pai gow, Megabucks and others.
Sportsbook: Cal’s Sport Book with 14 large screens and 40 seats.
Resort Attractions: California Hotel Arcade.
Shopping: Cal Logo Shop, Vegas 808, Cal Gift Shop, Ethel M Chocolates and Lappert’s Ice Cream.
Health & Fitness: Not available.
Pool: The Pool at California (outdoor).
Spa: Not available.
Weddings: No wedding services.
Business Center: Not available.
Conference Rooms: Meetings can be arranged for up to 300 people.
Car Park: 5-story garage parking.
Wheelchair Access: Yes.
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