Of all the floors I was on, this was definitely the most smoky. I assume that's because it is also so small. I had some trouble getting my players card to work, but once that got going (people were great about helping and readily available), I found a slot machine I liked and was able to play for a couple... More

Loved everything about Bills from the free Big Elvis show to the $8 pitcher of beer you can purchase there to the more reasonably priced gaming tables! This is one of only a few places where you are going to find a bargain in Vegas and you should have a great time there. If not gaming at least hang out... More

Enjoyed the show. Wish it was longer but it's free plus he performs three times a day. My boyfriend didn't want to come but he was moved to tears by Big Elvis' singing. We're too young to have heard the original but this guy sounds like Presley to me. The space is very small. I believe he is moving to... More

What an awesome little hotel/casino! Old wood style, stained glass, and intimate. We stayed at the Flamingo right next door, but every day we ventured over to Bill's. There was daily live entertainment, great drink specials, and just a really cool atmosphere. So much so we are thinking of staying there on our next trip to LV. More

Ok there are cheap 99 cent margs at the back of this casino so yay!!!!!!!! Has that old world gamblin feel to it. Worth stopping in for a spin. More

This casino feels like one of the oldest casinos on the strip, has some great meal deals and drink specials. We stopped in to see the lounge act of "Fat Elvis". It was a great show, lots of fun, no cover charge More

Fun place but a little dirty and in bad need of being updated. great location on the corner. More

We arrived 30 minutes early for the show as stated by many on here however we didnt know it was his birthday and that the place was going to be packed with friends of his. So we ended up right at the back against the bar. One by one, people came on stage to give tributes. Some karaoke guy who... More

Ignore the fact this show is at one of the no-glitz casinos on the strip. And that you're practically sitting on top of the person next to you in the small lounge area. As soon as this show starts it's hand-clapping-tastic. His MC, Chuck Rawlings (I believe is his name) does some great Conway Twitty and... Harry Belafonte songs. And... More