How can I save money on the cost of a stay at the Fremont Street area of Las Vegas?

A visit to Freemont Street is a dream for many. There is dancing in the streets, lights everywhere, and an ongoing video on the ten story high screen. To save money on your trip to Freemont Street, you would want to first check out the hotels and their prices.

One of the hotel options on the street is appropriately named The Freemont Hotel/Casino and you will find their site at freemontcasino.com They have rooms for as little as $36 and the rooms have all been recently renovated. They have Golf packages, Nascar packages, and would you believe that Tuesdays are actually free? What a deal!

The next option would be The Golden Gate Hotel/Casino, and their site is simply goldengatecasino.com. This hotel was built in 1906 and is full of the Roaring 20 décor and charm that someone would expect. They do not, however, list the room prices on their site, so a person would have to call to find out how much the rooms cost per night.

The rooms here have all been remodeled and from the picture; they are beautiful. The third option and maybe the optimum choice when it comes to saving money is the Fitzgeralds Hotel/Casino, or www.fitzgeraldslasvegas.com. They offer a free breakfast for two each morning of your stay there.

They also give those staying there $10 off of VIP Fitz of Laughter Show Tickets. If you go to their site and click on the free breakfast link, and then go to the bottom of the page, there is a special code to give the reservation desk upon check in for another special offer. I would suggest that you also check out www.tix4tonight.com before you leave and also plan to visit them in person on Freemont Street when you arrive.

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