Hotels featured:
1) Circus Circus - Still exists today. It's a dump, but it still exists and does fairly well. It was actually considerably better in the early '80s.
2) Desert Inn - Closed in 2000. Replaced by the Wynn. The golf course is now property of the Wynn.
3) Holiday Inn - Renamed to Harrah's in 1992, which remains in operation today. Now owned by Caesar's.
4) Landmark Hotel - Closed in 1990, demolished in 1996 after an attempt to preserve it. Now a parking lot near the Las Vegas Hilton (which itself has been renamed to "LVH").
5) Flamingo Hilton - Renamed to just "Flamingo", and still operates today. Owned by Caesar's.
6) Frontier - After years of people picketing in front of it due to labor issues, it closed in 2007 and was destroyed in 2008. Currently is an empty lot, and is across the street from the Encore.
7) Maxim - Now the Westin Casuarina. The Maxim shut down its casino in 1999 due to a dispute between the casino operators and its owner, and finally shut down everything in 2001. Westin reopened it in 2003, but it has struggled. Located on Flamingo and Koval, where Tupac got shot in 1996.
8) The Mint - Sold in 1988 and became part of Binion's Horseshoe, which itself was sold twice since then. Hunter S. Thompson and Oscar Acosta stayed there in 1971, which was described in their book "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas".
9) Union Plaza - Still operates as "Plaza". Was the hotel owned by Bif Tannen (under a different name) in "Back to the Future 2". In 2001, a really hot girl flirted with me as I ate dinner at their Center Stage restaurant, but I later determined she was a prostitute.