Key Largo Casino was a casino and hotel situated at 4.85 acres of land on 377 East Flamingo Road, 1 mile east of Las Vegas Strip, Nevada.

The property started in 1974, as an Ambassador Inn Hotel. A gambling club was included 1978. The property experienced various name switches up to 1997 when it was revived as the Key Largo. The property shut in 2005, to clear a path for another skyscraper extends that neglected to emerge. Following quite a while of sitting empty, Key Largo was somewhat decimated in a 2013 fire and was thusly annihilated.

Casino Closure (2005–2013)

Key Largo shut on the evening of January 18, 2005, albeit numerous operations at the property had stopped before in the day. Roughly 200 individuals worked at the lodging club, which included 245 opening machines, four blackjack tables, and a roulette wheel. The gambling club's sportsbook was shut seven days before, on January 12, 2005. The Las Vegas Advisor, Anthony Curtis opined that the Key Largo wouldn’t be missed fundamentally, expressing that even as it had steadfast clients, and it was not as famous as its close-by rivals.

In June 2005, the Clark County Commission affirmed configuration gets ready for the new resort and apartment suite extent, taking into account the devastation of Key Largo. The venture would incorporate a 20,000 square feet gambling club and 3 towers, by its tallest building that stands 41 stories tall. The latest venture neglected to emerge, and Key Largo was left to fall apart.

By June 2007, the gambling club's gaming permit had lapsed. On account of new laws, the property would need to include no less than 200 hotel rooms, a 24-hour eatery, and 2,000 square feet of open space to fit the bill for another permit.

The property was eventually set available to be purchased at a cost of $79 million. The cost was later brought down to $48 million. The evening of May 12, 2008, a man began a fire at the deserted lodging clubhouse while endeavoring to take copper wiring. The man was unconscious that the power was as yet dynamic and endured takes on more than 80 percent of his body.