Sands Hotel, Las Vegas Postcard states, "The Sands is world
renowned for its headline entertainment, luxurious living
accommodations and complete shopping and amusement facilities."
Copa Room at the Sands, Las Vegas Postmarked in 1955.
Sombrero Motel, Las Vegas Fully Air Conditioned, 2 minutes south of the Flamingo
Hotel
Hotel Flamingo, Las Vegas Postcard states, "The Hotel Flamingo is the showplace
of the nation with beautiful landscaped gardens."
Hotel Flamingo Rear View
Horseshoe Casino and Hotel Apache, Las Vegas
Thunderbird Hotel Postcard states, "The Thunderbird is one of the fine
luxury resort hotels that has made Las Vegas the hub of the
scenic Southwest for the vacationer, tourist and casual
traveler."
Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas Check out that purple car!
The Nevada Biltmore Hotel, Las Vegas Postcard states it is "Las Vegas' only downtown resort
hotel."
Bonanza Lodge and Motel, Las Vegas Fremont St., postcard states, "30 unit motor lodge with
air-conditioned rooms, each with a fully tiled tub and shower
bath and telephone."
Royal Autel Motel, Las Vegas 615 S. 5th St., postcard states it is "Air-cooled and
electrically heated, five blocks from the main business
district, some units with kitchenettes. Convenient to
Boulder Dam, Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon, phone 1243."
Ye Kings Auto Rest, Las Vegas, Nevada 526 South Fifth St, Las Vegas, "all units electric
heated and refrigerated air conditioned. Attached closed
garages,
Phone 255."
El Tovar Auto Court, Las Vegas, Nevada On U.S. Highway 91
CAL-NEVA AUTO COURT, Las Vegas, Nevada On U.S. Highway 01
Travelers Auto Court, Las Vegas, NV 1100 Fremont St.
Wittwer Motel, Las Vegas, NV 700 N. Main St., also known as U.S. Highway 91
Sans Souci Court, Las Vegas On U.S. Highway 91. See the classic "Woody"
station wagon under the sign. The postcard boasted it was
"Air cooled" and one mile south of the City.
Boulder Auto Court, Las Vegas, Nevada
El Cortez Hotel, Las Vegas
Hotel El Rancho Vegas Postcard states it is a "genuine old West frontier town
in the land of sunshine and clear desert air."
Hotel El Rancho Vegas Poolside view of hotel showing the entrance to
the famous Round-Up room.
Hotel Last Frontier, Las Vegas Ronald Reagan worked here during a break from his
career in films.
Hotel Last Frontier in 1949
Sal Sagev Hotel, Las Vegas Postmarked in 1944, the postcard states, "Las
Vegas is a progressive and friendly city, gateway to Boulder
Dam. The Sal Sagev Hotel has Las Vegas' largest dining
room and is air-conditioned throughout."
Sal Sagev Hotel, Las Vegas Postcard states hotel "has a coffee shop, dining room
and a tavern and is completely air-conditioned."
Sal Sagev, (Las Vegas spelled backwards)
The "Rat Pack" at the Sands
Wilbur Clark's Desert Inn, Las Vegas
Wilbur Clark's Desert Inn, Las Vegas
The Painted Desert Room at Wilbur Clark's Desert Inn
MGM Grand Hotel This was the original location of the MGM Grand in the
1970's. Postcard states it is a "$100,000,000
fantasy with 2100 rooms and suites. It featured six
restaurants, the Ziegfeld Room, the MGM movie theatre and the
Lion's Den lounge."
Mirage Hotel
Royal Nevada Hotel, Las Vegas
Moulin Rouge Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada
Ottilia Villa Motel, Las Vegas, Nevada Postmarked in 1953, this card states, "Forty
attractive, clean, comfortable units with tile baths. Ten
Kitchenette apartments. Air-cooled in summer, electric
heat in winter. Coffee shop. Free ice cubes.
Surrounded by the many world famous luxury hotels of Las Vegas.
An ideal place to make your headquarters."
Douglas Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada
Freemont St., Las Vegas, Nevada Postcard printed by Boulder Dam Service Bureau
Lone Palm Motel, Las Vegas, Nevada
Fremont St., Las Vegas, Nevada, in 1942
Overland Hotel, Fremont St, Las Vegas, Nevada
Fremont St., Las Vegas, Nevada before the casinos.
