Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon, Las Vegas Strip

History of Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon

Barbary Coast will changed its name to Bills Gamblin Hall and Saloon in February 2007. The current Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon occupies a shoebox sized plot of land on the corner of Flamingo Road and Las Vegas Blvd. Its probably best known as the joint people walk past on their way from Ballys to the Flamingo. The Flamingo had an opportunity to buy this joint when it was just a seedy motel, but declined... gulp.... talk about a missed opportunity. As a result the Coast Casino company bought the motel and built upwards and blocked the view of the Flamingo for north bound travelers on the Strip. Harrah's traded the former Westward Ho! site to Boyd Gaming in exchange for Barbary Coast in late 2006. They changed the name to Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon shortly thereafter.

How are the rooms at Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon?

The rooms range from $100 to $285 a night. The reasonable costs, decent rooms, not too fancy... better off spending a couple more bucks at the Flamingo or Ballys. Bill's does have a few pimpin' 1978-style suites, which you can get for peanuts when not traveling on a weekend.

What restaurants are at Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon?

Drai's is of the top restaurants in Vegas, which is surprising considering that Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon rinky dink joint. Definitely a great choice for some quality chowdown, and it turns into a booty shaking pimp-a-thon dance floor at night. Great place to meet your future STD. The Steakhouse at Bill's is excellent as well, it's in the same place that Michael's used to be. Oh, in case you were wondering, Michael's has moved from Bill's to the South Point.

Where is Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon Located?

Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon is right in the middle of the 4B's corner - Bally's, Bill's, Bellagio and Besars Balace on Blamingo Road. Nyuk nyuk.

Exclusive Tips for Bill's Gamblin Hall and Saloon:

Bill's Gambin' Hall and Saloon has some hopping entertainment in the Lounge most notably - Pete 'Big Elvis' Valee. And when they say 'big', they mean big. Pete voice is fantastically Elvis-like and sounds just great! You have to count on the smaller joints to bring you the wonderfully bizarre.

Bill's also has a bunch of other rotating entertainment in Bill's Lounge at night.