The D Casino & Hotel

I had the pleasure of trying out the slot machines at The D Casino in downtown Las Vegas recently, and it was an enjoyable experience! Although I didn’t book a room, I spent considerable time exploring the casino floor. The place is impressively modern and impeccably maintained. The dimly lit, cozy setting added a touch of elegance and sophistication. They offer an excellent variety of games, and the staff were both welcoming and attentive. The prime location right on the Fremont Street Experience makes it a convenient spot to enjoy the vibrant downtown scene. For anyone searching for a contemporary casino with a stylish ambiance and a perfect downtown location, The D is a fantastic choice. I had a wonderful visit and would happily return for another round!

**Hotel Stay Review – The D Hotel & Casino** A recent stay at The D Hotel & Casino offered a mix of experiences, but there were certainly some noteworthy highlights. **Check-In Experience:** The check-in process was a complete turnaround from previous visits. The night auditor on duty was extremely informative and welcoming, taking the time to explain everything thoroughly and making guests feel valued. His professionalism and friendliness set a positive tone for the stay. **Housekeeping Service:** Housekeeping, led by Mark, was exceptional. He provided daily service with great patience and dedication. His efforts significantly contributed to a comfortable stay, and such commitment from the staff was truly appreciated. **Security Concerns:** Unfortunately, interactions with security were disappointing. Similar to previous visits, there was an uncomfortable experience with security questioning the validity of being guests until verified. The encounter left an impression of racial profiling, which was both unnecessary and unsettling. As paying guests, such treatment should not be tolerated upon arrival or during the stay. Despite these challenges, the excellent service from the front desk and housekeeping staff stood out. However, The D Hotel & Casino must address the manner in which their security team engages with guests. The intention to return is strong due to the exceptional service provided by the night auditor and Mark, but it is hoped that management will closely examine and improve their security team’s approach.

The staff were unfriendly, and the music was blaring until 2 a.m., even on the 34th floor. Our room was uncomfortably hot due to faulty air conditioning, as was the entire floor. Despite having requested an early check-in for one of our four reserved rooms, we weren't accommodated until after 4 p.m. Additionally, I was constantly approached by solicitors on the casino floor. When these issues were raised during our stay, they were met with indifference. We later sent an email and received a $90 refund. Considering the high cost and numerous problems, I'll be spending my money elsewhere in the future. Speaking with the manager didn't change anything, as she seemed indifferent as well.

I stayed in a corner room that wasn't facing Fremont Street. The room was clean and had plenty of space. The staff was friendly and the concierge service was reliable. I did have one comment regarding the plumbing in my room but didn’t receive any feedback. Overall, it was a great stay and excellent value for the money.

My experiences at The D in Las Vegas have always been enjoyable. The casino has two floors of gaming with friendly staff. I appreciate the recent addition of a new restaurant to expand their food selection. The rooms are decent, although some could use an upgrade as they feel a bit dated. It's strange that despite the rewards card being linked to the Circa and the Golden Gate, I only receive free play valid for The D. It's unclear why my play at the Circa doesn't seem to count towards my rewards account.

My recent stay at The D in Las Vegas was a nightmare. One of the beds in our room had stained sheets and a blanket that appeared to be blood stains. I brought this to the attention of the front desk, but they did not offer an apology. However, they did send someone to change the bedding. Unfortunately, upon returning to the room later, I discovered that some of my belongings had gone missing - $50 cash, a box of jewelry, and even my deodorant. When I reported the theft to the front desk, I had to make a report to security. The initial security personnel I spoke with did not seem to take the situation seriously. Thankfully, the security supervisor intervened and conducted an investigation in the room. However, when we returned to the front desk, the staff initially seemed uninterested in helping. It took some time for the front desk supervisor to finally address the issue, ultimately passing the blame to the housekeeping manager who never showed up. In the end, my friend who booked the room was given a refund for the hotel fees, but we had to check out a night early. This left us scrambling to find alternate accommodation at short notice. Overall, my experience at The D was incredibly disappointing and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a place to stay in Las Vegas.

I absolutely adore The D in Las Vegas. The staff is consistently fantastic, especially the blackjack casino staff who always make our experience a delight. We ended up staying and playing at a table all day because of how wonderful they were. We even received a complimentary dinner for six at Andiamo one night, which was a pleasant surprise. Despite the loud atmosphere, which is expected in the lively Fremont area, the overall experience is incredibly enjoyable. I wouldn't choose to stay anywhere else, as they always go above and beyond to take care of us.

I had a really enjoyable stay at The D in Las Vegas. The suite we upgraded to was fantastic, although we did encounter a few issues with the air conditioning and televisions. However, the staff quickly addressed these problems. Randy and the front desk team were incredibly helpful during our stay. The coffee bar by the elevators was a convenient spot for a morning latte and bagel. The only negative experience we had was with an over-stressed security guard who reacted harshly when we used the pool phone to report a lack of towels. He came out yelling that the phone was only for emergencies, which was unexpected and unwelcoming. I reported the incident to the security office and received one follow-up call, but no further action was taken. In my experience in the hospitality industry, this kind of treatment towards guests is inexcusable.

Downtown is great and the D is easy to get to off the freeway. The staff is always nice and helpful. I've been to all the restaurants and the food is great. Valet is helpful, the long bar is a nice place to have a drink and relax. It's not the biggest or fanciest but it nice. I've never stayed there before but my long time real estate client stays here when they come to town and it's their favorite place to be.

I had a fantastic time at The D in Las Vegas. The service was excellent and the convenience of valet parking was a nice touch. Our rooms were lovely, clean, and cozy. Uber was always readily available for transportation. The location on Fremont Street was perfect for exploring. The hotel exceeded our expectations and we can't wait to stay there again.

The rooms look like they are from the 80s. All furniture is out dated. The carpet is so filthy i don't want to walk barefooted on it. The beds are so old and hard. Also the bedding has a weird tint to it. They don't dust everything. There is water damage all over in the bathroom. I don't trust the emergency fire water from the looks of the sprayer. I'm just disgusted. Don't waste your time

The room is spacious and comfortable, with firm beds that are quite accommodating. However, the bathroom sink drains slowly, which is a minor inconvenience. The check-in process took longer than expected, and signing up for gamblers/rewards cards was also a bit slow. On the bright side, we received $5 in free slots play and $50 each in table play thanks to a promotion with Spirit Airlines. That was definitely a highlight! One downside is the pervasive smell of smoke throughout the casino floor, reminiscent of the '70s, '80s, and early '90s. Additionally, the scent of legal cannabis is noticeable. Despite these minor issues, our overall stay has been enjoyable and we would consider returning to The D!

We didn't pre-book and had originally planned to stay elsewhere, but we found good value for the location and weekend rates at The D. The staff were friendly and made our stay enjoyable. Bacon Nation is a fantastic spot for brunch! The rooms can be a bit noisy due to the stage next to the casino on Fremont Street, but that wasn't a big issue for us since we were up late as well.

Just stayed at The D Hotel in Las Vegas and it was truly a memorable experience! The staff's hospitality was top-notch from start to finish. The modern, chic decor and lively atmosphere created the perfect Vegas vibe. My room was spacious, comfortable, and had amazing city views. The dining options were fantastic, with delicious meals to satisfy any craving. The energetic casino and entertainment kept me entertained all night long. The D Hotel's ideal location on Fremont Street made exploring downtown a breeze. Highly recommend for a luxurious and exhilarating stay in Vegas!

Our experience at The D was top-notch and we would definitely return. The room was clean, spacious, and had a more upscale feel compared to other Vegas resorts, making it worth the price. Despite some background noise from the Fremont, it didn't disrupt our sleep. The hotel's proximity to various restaurants was convenient and we enjoyed the lounge downstairs. Plus, the free parking garage was a nice perk. Overall, we highly recommend The D for your next visit to Las Vegas!

Recently stayed at The D in Las Vegas for a night, which I found to be affordable at around $83 on a Tuesday. The service was pleasant and accommodating, allowing for an early check-in. However, the room I was assigned had a lingering odor of vomit, suggesting insufficient cleaning by housekeeping. Although staff attempted to rectify the situation by spraying the room later in the night, the smell persisted. Additionally, the hotel may not be the best option if you are seeking a quiet environment, as there was a concert playing until late into the night. If peace and quiet are important to you, it may be worth looking for accommodations further away from downtown.

Went here for New Year's eve. Wrong choice. We thought Fremont Street would be a fun atmosphere. It's basically the ghetto of Las vegas. This casino was okay. However, the upstairs bar charges a different rate than the downstairs bar. On New Year's Eve they were charging $12 a shot at the upstairs bar. At the downstairs Long bar, I was able to get two double mixed drinks for $24. The upstairs bar charged us $36 for one double and one single. And then $14 for another single. Total rip off! The only thing that made this place bearable was that my boyfriend won money on the casino table. This is basically a tourist trap. I would avoid this casino!

Did not stay here but spent a few hours in the Casino playing some games and chilling. It was a very fun atmosphere and I had a lot of fun playing the old school games upstairs. Next time we stay on Fremont Street I will definitely be looking to stay here.

Recently stayed here because we were attending a nearby live event, and it was only a couple hundred feet away from The D. Up front it seemed great, behind the curtain you see them blemishes. As far as amenities go there is a good amount, problem is they all close early, so when we'd get back from our event there was nowhere to eat but McDonald's and a hotdog joint. The room looked good, but there were issues. The sink would gurgle (I was nervous it was going to backup), the toilet would clog even from a blown nose tissue, and for some reason every 25 minutes the air conditioner would make a god awful noise that was as loud and as obnoxious as a leaf blower. It constantly woke me, up even while using earplugs. It also looked like it was barely hanging into the wall. Overall, location wise, it's right in the center of Fremont, but price wise you may want to shop around. We stayed at the Golden Nugget while attending a concert more recently and it was significantly better IMO. Maybe they gave me a dud room because I didn't book directly through the official website. Too clarify I wouldn't refuse to ever stay here again, but it definitely won't be my first choice next time I stay in downtown Vegas. If I ever get a possessed air condition again I'll demand a room change, I was just too busy and exhausted to bother with it this time.

Nice hotel! Make sure to get a room on a higher up floor if you plan to sleep. Fremont street is pretty loud we were on the 28th floor and you could still hear it but easy to drown out with a fan. We had a great view of Vegas with the mountains. Free valet parking was a huge plus. Rooms were clean. There is a nice coffee and food shop downstairs. Free drinks if you play the slots enough. Free access to stadium swim down the street at the circa with your room card.

For an older hotel, they maintain it well! It was clean, and they seem to do the majority of the maintenance early in the morning when people are passed out. For the price, I will definitely return. You also get tickets to Stadium Swim at Circa.

I stayed at The D a few years ago and loved it, but once Circa opened it feels like most of the resources have been directed there. The casino didn't have a lot of my favorite games and service was not quite as good as I remember. That being said, the price is still impossible to beat and the rooms were very clean. You're on Fremont Street so you'll never run out of things to do, and it still has a fun upbeat atmosphere across the casino floor.

I was very happy with my stay at The D, being so close to Fremont Street was amazing. The area had such a lively atmosphere during the night and it was right in the heart of all the action. Checking in was very effortless and I was very pleased with the rooms; they were spacious and clean. The bathrooms were nice and tidy, and the showers had good water pressure. Security was tight, ensuring everyone was secure and safe. As it is a casino hotel, the crowd was great and there was pretty much every restaurant imaginable in the area. One thing I wasn't too keen on was the resort fee, but that wasn't enough for me to stop me wanting to come back next time I'm in Las Vegas – especially for their awesome gym facilities!

Clean rooms and a nice location on Fremont Street. For the price, you can't go wrong at The D. I only take away 1 star because its not quite as luxurious as I was expecting. Not that I'm expecting Wynn or Encore, but the rooms felt a little more basic than I had hoped for. Overall, I would still recommend The D to anyone wanting to stay in Downtown Vegas.

We had a relaxing, pleasant stay at the D! It was a comfortable hotel and the price was great. I would like to thank the front desk staff for quickly taking care of my issue with the sink clogging up - it wouldn't be surprising since the building is quite older. I’ve stayed at the D many times before and besides simple plumbing problems, I have nothing but fantastic reviews when it comes to this hotel. Plus, the location, right on the Fremont Street Experience, can’t be beat. If you’re looking for a great downtown spot for your stay, I’d highly suggest booking with the D!

Great downtown location, clean rooms, and cheap entertainment. Overall a great experience

If you want to stay cheap in Las Vegas, but not sacrifice quality, then The D is for you. You're right on Fremont Street so there's always plenty to do, and the rooms are clean and affordable. I do recommend upgrading to one of the Corner rooms for a little extra space.