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Each of the Properties has casino, restaurant, and hotel
facilities; the hotel rooms tend to run at close to full
occupancy, and the hotel guests tend to "turn over" weekly.
Some of the Properties also have convention and/or entertainment
facilities. As of June 30, 1989, CHC had 635 hotel rooms,
222 R.V. parking spaces, four restaurants, two lounges, 35 gaming
tables, 81 keno seats, 18 race and sports book seats, and
970 slot machines. Fremont had 450 hotel rooms, five
restaurants, one lounge, 48 gaming tables, 58 keno seats, 142
race and sports book seats, and 952 slot machines. Stardust had
1,367 hotel rooms, 370 R.V. parking spaces, six restaurants, one
showroom, one lounge, 84 gaming tables, 105 keno seats, 300 race
and sports book seats, and 1,324 slot machines. Sam's Town had
204 hotel rooms, 508 R.V. parking spaces, eight restaurants, one
lounge, 57 gaming tables, 166 keno seats, 193 race and sports
book seats, and 1,892 slot machines. Sam's Town also had a 56-
lane bowling alley and a 25,000-square-foot retail area called
the Western Emporium.
Each of the Properties is located in a heavily populated
area of Las Vegas near numerous eating facilities, including fast
food restaurants, competitor casino restaurants, ethnic
restaurants, sandwich shops, pizza houses, food courts, and
convenience stores. Many of these eating facilities serve meals
24 hours a day. The aggregate seating capacity of the eating
facilities, exclusive of the casino restaurants, near Stardust
and Sam's Town is in both cases more than 1,100 diners. The
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