Located on the Las Vegas Strip, Best Western Plus Casino Royale - Center Strip is 1 mi away from Sands Expo and Convention Center. This hotel offers free WiFi, free parking, and no resort fees. A flat-screen cable TV is available in all rooms at the Best Western Plus Casino Royale. Casino Royale is located in an area of Betim known for its beautiful beaches. Betim is home to 5 hotels and other accommodations, so you can find something with the amenities you're looking.

BEST WESTERN PLUS Casino Royale Direct Number: 702-737-3500 BEST WESTERN PLUS Casino Royale - 3411 Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109 Ideally located directly on the Las Vegas Strip, each of 152 newly remodeled guest rooms at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Casino Royale. Hotel Splendide is a fictional hotel which first appears in Ian Fleming's 1953 James Bond novel, Casino Royale, located in the fictional French seaside resort of Royale-les-Eaux. The hotel was subsequently featured in the official 2006 film adaptation of Fleming's novel, located instead in Montenegro. The hotel also makes an appearance in the 2008 video-game Quantum of Solace. 1 Appearances 1.

When James Bond visits Paradise Island in the Bahamas on the trail of Demitrius in Casino Royale, he stays at The One and Only Ocean Club, a luxurious resort hotel. Since the release of Casino Royale has been sold to Four Seasons and is now known simply as The Ocean Club.

It is at The One and Only Ocean Club that he wins Demetrius’s Aston Martin DB5 in a game of poker and then adds insult to injury by seducing his girlfriend, Solange. Tailing Demetrius to Miami, they meet in a deadly encounter at Bodyworlds.

After foiling a terrorist attempt to destroy a new airliner on its maiden flight in front of the world’s media, Bond returns to Paradise Island to meet M, and finds Solange murdered for her treachery.

In fact Casino Royale is not the first James Bond film to have used Paradise Island as a location, with some scenes from Thunderball being shot on the north shore, as well as Café Martinique, where 007 plays Largo at Chemin de Fer. Sean Connery fell in love with the island during filming and later bought a property there.

The best Paradise Island scenes to appear in Casino Royale are probably the long shots of the seemingly endless sandy beaches and crystal clear water, ideal for anyone remotely interested in water sports.

With fantastic ocean views and first class facilities all round, The One and Only Ocean Club isn’t a destination for the budget Bond, but you will give yourself a time to remember should you stay here. Don’t forget to order a Mount Gay with soda in The Library, the bar in which 007 won the DB5 from Demetrius.

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You can also read more about Casino Royale and the locations used during filming.

2018’s mystery thriller Bad Times at the El Royale is based on a fading casino hotel on the California-Nevada border.

Filming for the movie took place in January and February of 2018 in Vancouver and Burnaby, British Columbia, with production crews in Canada replicating the hotel of Crystal Bay.

The real hotel on which screenwriter Drew Goddard based his script is the Cal Neva Lodge & Casino, which was built in 1926. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Chicago mobster Sam Giancana bought the hotel in 1960.

The movie, which stars Jeff Bridges, Jon Hamm, Dakota Johnson and Cynthia Erivo, takes place on one night in 1969. Goddard said the border was a central component of his story: ““I’ve always loved the idea of California, signaling looking west to prosperity and new opportunities. Then there’s Nevada pulling people in the other direction, to gambling and the chance to maybe strike it rich, change your life. Every good film noir has this kind of duality.”

The Cal Neva Lodge and Casino closed in 2013 and currently sits empty. An investment firm headed by Larry Ellison purchased the property for nearly $36 million in January 2018 with plans to reopen.

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2 Stateline Road, Crystal Bay, Nevada 89402

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