We’re back again with that wandering, wondering British globetrotter, Walk With Me Tim. We like to feature him for a number of reasons. He’s funny. He’s honest, and he really gets down to the nitty gritty of travel. If you want your hotel room is not Spic and Span, he will point it out and get it sorted. If it’s globetrotting that gets you racing, Tim is your man. He doesn’t suffer fools. In this episode, we find him in an old US casino that is on its last legs. Tim does the walkaround and comes up with the verdict. And that’s good, because he scours places no normal people ever venture to see in a hotel or activity. So, join us as we take a look around.
As you can see on the hotel marquee, it’s on its last legs and, as of this post is scheduled to be demolished. So this is our chance to see what is probably a legend to some, but also an albatross to others. One component of this post is that, nestled inside the hotel is a car that was the automobile of Bonnie and Clyde awaits you. Click here for the full walkaround. (Spoiler: the hotel has perhaps been saved in the nick of time. It’s up or down.) To look and book with our travel partners, Expedia, click here
Lookimg for things to do? Click Primm, Nevada—often called the “Gateway to Vegas” because it sits right on the California-Nevada border along Interstate 15—is a small town built specifically for high-volume entertainment, quick road-trip pit stops, and desert adventures.
Our affiliate partners, Discover cars, have your ride up and down the strip and more. Click here While it lacks the massive scale of the Las Vegas Strip, it packs an eclectic mix of activities into a compact footprint. The Historical Oddity: The Bonnie & Clyde Death Car Inside Primm Valley Resort and Casino, you can view a piece of authentic American crime history completely for free. PS. The exhibit houses the actual, bullet-riddled 1934 Ford Deluxe V-8 that outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were driving when they were ambushed by law enforcement in Louisiana. Alongside the car and its passengers.
