Main Street Casino, Brewery and Hotel
The Main Street Hotel, Brewery and Casino Review
The Main Street Hotel, Brewery and Casino is a 4 star, 406 room hotel and is located moments from the Fremont Street Experience and 4.41 miles from The Strip. The signature attraction is the Triple 7 Restaurant and Microbrewery.The casino has 28,826 square feet of your favorite gambling games with over 25 table games and over 900 slot machines. The casino is connected by enclosed skywalk to its sister casino the California over Main Street. The Main Street Hotel, Brewery and Casino is owned by Boyd Gaming.
The casino also offers viewing of a portion of the Berlin Wall.
Applause comes from many guests who have commented on the super clean rooms, comfortable beds, friendly and great staff, great tasting foods and a great location in downtown Las Vegas.
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The Main Street Hotel, Brewery and Casino Location
The Main Street hotel, brewery and casino address is
1 N Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
downtown moments from the Fremont Street Experience and it is connected to the
California Hotel and Casino by an enclosed skywalk over Main Street.
Map Of The Main Street Hotel, Brewery and Casino Location
Triple 7 Brewery
The Triple 7 Brewery serves up to 8 microbrew beers plus 6 year round house beers include Royal Red Ale, High Roller Gold Ale, Marker Pale Ale, Black Chip Porter, IPA, Double Down Hefeweizen.
Triple 7 offers two seasonal selections which include Brewmaster Special and Brewmaster Reserve plus may include Mango Hef, Black Cherry Porter, Saison du Trip, Bad Guys Wear Black Imperial Stout, and experimental IPAs.
The Main Street Hotel, Brewery and Casino Las Vegas History
In 1978, the property the Main Street Hotel sits on was originally occupied by the Holiday International. The part of the property that was a casino in the Holiday International closed in 1980 due to going into bankruptcy. The hotel later closed in 1984 after a strike by workers at the hotel.
The property was reopened in 1987 as the Park Hotel and Casino but only stayed open until 1990 when it was closed.
Through eminent domain, the property was acquired in 1991 and renovated at a cost of $82 million and was called Church Street Station. The property failed and lasted only a year.
Boyd Gaming eventually bought the property in 1993 for $16.5 million. They spent $45 million on renovations and reopened the property as Main Street Station in November 1996. The property caters to a Hawaiian theme and is popular among Hawaiians.
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