Four Queens Hotel & Casino

History

Four Queens Hotel & Casino is one of downtown Las Vegas’s longstanding casino properties, opened in 1966 by Ben Goffstein, who named it after his four daughters. It sits at 202 Fremont Street, inside the Fremont Street Experience pedestrian corridor. Tamares Group has owned the property since 2004, and the same group also owns adjacent Binion’s Gambling Hall and Hotel. That shared ownership gives Tamares a meaningful role in preserving and operating the older Fremont Street casino district.

Business Model and Operations

The Four Queens operates as a traditional Nevada land-based casino and hotel. Its business model combines hotel revenue, casino gaming revenue, food and beverage, and footfall from the downtown Las Vegas tourist corridor. The casino floor includes slots, video poker, table games, and keno, with table minimums that are generally lower than on the Las Vegas Strip. The hotel tower contains roughly 690 guestrooms and suites, and the property attracts both downtown visitors and local customers who value its approachable, mid-market positioning.

Sportsbook Partnership

In the sports betting market, Four Queens is not an online sportsbook or sweepstakes operator; its relevance is as a host venue. Boomers Sportsbook selected Four Queens and adjacent Binion’s for new retail sportsbook locations, a move that was reported by Global Gaming Insider. This arrangement lets the historic hotel-casino add a modern sports betting product without building or operating proprietary sportsbook technology. It illustrates how legacy downtown casinos can partner with specialist sportsbook providers to update their gaming floor.

Hotel and Dining

The hotel side of the property supports its casino operations and provides a downtown Las Vegas accommodation option. Four Queens also contains Hugo’s Cellar, an upscale steakhouse that has been a brand hallmark for decades. The restaurant’s long tenure reinforces the property’s identity as a traditional, service-oriented downtown Las Vegas casino rather than a new digital venture.

Ownership and Leadership

No current Four Queens-specific executive officers, such as CEO or general manager, could be independently confirmed in the available sources. The property is owned by Tamares Group, which operates it alongside Binion’s. Public source material identifies Ben Goffstein as founder, but current-day management appears to operate under Tamares’s corporate structure rather than under a widely publicized Four Queens C-suite.

Market Position

Four Queens competes with other downtown Las Vegas casino hotels, most directly Binion’s, with which it shares an owner, as well as with the broader Las Vegas gaming market. It is not a digital platform provider or B2B gambling supplier. Within a database of iGaming and sports betting companies, the property is best classified as a land-based casino and hotel operator and a venue partner for retail sportsbook technology.