Apache Hotel

The Hotel Apache, originally opened in 1932 by the Silvagni family, is a historic landmark in Las Vegas, known for being the first hotel to feature air conditioning in its lobby and air curtains at the entrance. Acquired by Benny Binion, it has hosted numerous Hollywood stars and introduced innovations such as the electrically operated elevator and a fully carpeted casino, making poker a mainstream game.

Over its 90-year history, the Hotel Apache and Binion's Gambling Hall have gained a reputation for paranormal activity, with reports of ghostly encounters from both guests and staff. Visitors are invited to experience the unique ambiance of this haunted hotel and share their own stories of the spirited guests that still seem to inhabit the property.

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