Queen of Hearts Hotel & Casino
Downtown
2.0
Est. 1963
Ann Meyers
About
The Queen of Hearts Hotel & Casino had a modest but historically significant existence in downtown Las Vegas. Originally opened in 1963 as the Casbah Hotel, the property was renamed the Queen of Hearts in 1990 when it was purchased by Ann Meyers, making it notable as the first woman-owned casino in Las Vegas. The small 3-story property featured 100 rooms and a tiny 5,000 square foot casino with just 5 table games and 100 slot machines. Despite its small size, the Queen of Hearts served as an affordable downtown option for budget travelers for over a decade. The property closed in 2007 and was demolished in February 2010 to make way for the new Las Vegas City Hall, which now occupies the site.
Our Rating
Key Stats
100
Rooms
5K
Sq Ft Casino
5
Table Games
0.1K
Slots
Amenities
Highlights
- First woman-owned casino
- Budget-friendly
- Downtown location
Consider
- Very small property
- Limited amenities
- Dated facilities
Dining Highlights
Coffee shop
Nearby Attractions
Fremont Street Experience
Downtown Las Vegas
Las Vegas City Hall
Frequently Asked Questions
Was the Queen of Hearts really the first woman-owned casino?
Yes, when Ann Meyers purchased and renamed the Casbah Hotel to Queen of Hearts in 1990, it became the first woman-owned casino in Las Vegas.
What is on the Queen of Hearts site now?
The site was demolished in February 2010 and is now the location of Las Vegas City Hall.
Quick Info
Address
First St & Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Price Range
$
Parking
Free self-parking
Dining
1+ Restaurants
Best For
Budget travelers
Downtown Vegas explorers
Women's history in gaming
