Las Vegas is always changing, as we have recently seen with the closures of Tropicana and Mirage, as well as enhancements at Bellagio and Venetian. Now, a Four Queens renovation project down on Fremont Street means they won’t be left out of the fun. The resort is looking at $24 million worth of work tot their north hotel tower, which they hope to complete before the busy summer travel season next year.
This project involves a complete overhaul and modernization of facilities originally established in 1966, last updated in the late 90s. Key features of the latest Four Queens renovation work include new closet organizers, carpets, furnishings, and upgraded heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and plumbing systems.
Four Queens General Manager, Tim Lager,stated that “It was time for us to go in, especially for our systems, like plumbing and HVAC… We can gut it and make it all fresh.” Additional plans include larger bathrooms and the installation of sound-dampening windows to reduce noise from the Fremont Street Experience.
During this latest Four Queens renovation, the 300 rooms in the North Tower will not be available. However, the South Tower, which houses 400 rooms, will remain open and unaffected by the current project, having recently undergone its own updates.
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