Boardwalk Hotel & Casino is formerly situated at 3750 south of Las Vegas in Las Vegas Boulevard. The Boardwalk Hotel & Casino is now a part of the wealthy and bright history of Las Vegas. The Boardwalk Hotel & Casino was shut down to make way for an innovative mega resort.

The Boardwalk Hotel & Casino was operated and owned by MGM Mirage. The hotel and casino was to be a component of Holiday Inn chain hotel chains until it the Mirage Resorts acquired it. The property was built before the age of the huge hotel and casinos, and because it is relatively smaller compared to its neighbors, that had thousands of rooms while Boardwalk Hotel & Casino had only 654, the reason for tearing down.

The setting of the Boardwalk Hotel & Casino was ultimate and very suitable for customers to Las Vegas.

Close by hotels include the Monte Carlo, the Bellagio, the Paris, the MGM Grand and the Aladdin.

The Boardwalk Hotel & Casino highlights a Coney Island theme which was very noticeable in its front wall that features a unique parachute jump ride as well as a wooden roller coaster from the year 1906. Numerous visitors have been met with dissatisfaction after they ask to ride the non-functioning roller coaster.

The Boardwalk Hotel & Casino was made up of 3 buildings, each built at different times. The most recent of the three, is a 16-storey structure, built in 1996. The other 2 were called the Luna Park and SteepleChase.