Palace Station Hotel and Casino

Great place to stay. Perfectly located; close to great restaurants and the strip but far enough from all the madness to be able to relax. Rooms are very clean. Check in process is super easy since they text you a link morning of. My flight landed way earlier than 3pm and they were still able to get me my room when I landed! The star of the show is the super nice employee who works at room service, he has a wonderful vibe and always made it exciting to get room service delivered. Will definitely stay here again when in Vegas.

A Nice Find! #hiddengemPalace Station is located off the Strip - I want to say it's up to the north and it is close (ish) to the Wynn and Resorts World if you need the more well-known casinos as reference points.I had no idea what to expect with my stay here, but it exceeded my expectations! I went last month as a last-minute weekend trip so I could use up my Delta Stays credit for the 2024 calendar year before they expired. So, after applying the credit, my stay at Palace Station was only $90/night. With only paying that much for a Vegas trip, I didn't think I would enjoy it here so much.Here are the highlights:- Room is clean and comfy, and it was fairly quiet on my floor- There are a good amount of amenities nearby, including a StarSUCKS (with mobile order available)- In the vicinity, there is a walkable convenience store (for buying water/booze/snacks) and some decent food options, such as Tomi Ramen- There's actually a PLENTIFUL amount of slots, tables, and other casino games here, which includes the slots that I really like- For the onsite dining, they have the famous 24/7 oyster bar (2-hour wait for me; no cap) and it seems the Chinese cuisine restaurant, China Mama, actually looks pretty alrightAll in all, similar to the Fremont neighborhood, I would totally stay here again, especially for paying less than the 'Bellagio-tier' hotels on the Strip. (note: one item I wasn't sure about is whether they still have the $2 margaritas...who knows)

Terrible experience with their casino host Sonia Bautista. Let me start by saying me and my husband are President status with their rewards program. The perks that they offer for the President status is honestly terrible. I was playing a slot machine when this host approached me and asked me if I was (my name) in which I confirmed. She introduced herself and went on to say that she was hosting at the new restaurant China Mama. Asked if Ive received any complimentary meals, where I said no then said if I was interested she would put my name down for a fully comped meal, I would be able to bring a guest as well. Said anytime after 6pm. My husband and I decided to take advantage of this offer since within the multiple times we've booked here we've never received a comp meal and was interested in trying the new restaurant. Mind you we spend hundreds of dollars on each of our stays here (we come here damn near one weekend a month, we like to gamble). We got to the restaurant and I gave one of the women that was working the front my name, told her there should be a reservation saved by the host. She then went on to say there was no reservation. That the host has actually closed the reservation list because they are fully booked. I asked her if she would have the host come out to speak with me seeing how I only came because she approached me with this offer. Sonia then came out already apologizing to then inform us that they are fully booked. And to say that if I wanted to use the comp meal she offered I would have had to arrive at 6pm when they first opened not at 6:40pm. I told her I specifically remember you saying anytime after 6pm. She then went on to say she is only able to comp up to 10 meals for guests, it's first come first serve. I told her I was unaware of all these stipulations, since she did not explain any of this to me. She said I didn't think I had to, that is when I said well if I knew you had a limited list we would've came earlier or not at all. Now we're here going back and forth with her because she was very limited with the invitation. Avoiding responsibility, she says I'm not even your host that I'm actually assigned to someone named Anna. I told her I'm not assigned to anyone, no host has ever approached or introduced themselves to me other than her(this same day). Ultimately we walked away with no resolution and just a bad experience with their casino host.

Been here a time or two but it seems as though the whole place has had an upgrade. Although I didn't eat here, the restaurants seemed good. Wing Stop and Panda at their food court. A popular mexican joint now has a location here as well as a local favorite Chinese spot. Clean floors, not an overwhelming cigarette odor. Fresh look. Even have a Starbucks but be warned, it was almost $4 more than I'm used to paying. $12 for a late is excessive. The room are very nice and affordable and if it isn't a full house, they offer some very affordable upgrades. Some real nice suites. Bingo and Movie Theater. Center of town but not on the strip. Def worth. Employees were all polite and helpful. Great choice.

I stayed here for 1 night on a Thursday for some business down the street. I had been through the Palace Station, but have never stayed here until now. I was very pleasantly surprised. They have done a lot of remodeling here over the years. My understanding is that they tore down the section of the property that included the room where O.J. Simpson ran into his criminal problems in 2008. The room was very affordable, but I went ahead and upgraded to a better view (I think it was called the "tower view"). It about doubled the price, but for one night it was worth it. The room was in good shape and the bed was comfy. It was a very nice stay.The casino floor is larger than it looks. There are several restaurants and bars to hang out it in. The Oyster Bar is always popular, but I've never had the time to wait in the long line (maybe someday). My understanding is that the Oyster Bar is open 24/7 :OI will definitely stay here again if given the chance.

Palace Station Hotel is located just off the strip. It's a nice little hotel thats super easy to navigate and get around. Known by locals if you're looking for a low key decent place to stay; then this is the place. The hotel has done a great job of keeping it very clean. The rooms are surprisingly updated with modern amenities. The pool area is big and has nice lounge chairs (shaded and unshaded areas), cabanas, a bar and showers. Since it's a smaller hotel, there's way less guests and plenty of room for everyone to swim and have fun. There are plenty of restaurant dining options to choose from including Starbucks and Panda fast food. Check-in is pretty quick and they have some nice perks. I was disappointed though that the check out time was 11am with no exceptions. Slots are all newer with the latest ones featured. They also have a bingo hall and a theater too.

Came to another cheap option off the Strip but not too far away from it. If looking for a more affordable place to stay, but not a long ways from the action, then this is the place to stay. Palace Station is not glamorous at all but it's kept clean pretty well. Has the basics. There's a pretty big casino and a few places to drink and eat for good prices. A basic looking hotel from the outside in a not as pretty area. It's located to the west of the Strip on Sahara. There's a whole lot of nothing around this. Have to go a ways to get to anywhere but there's a bus stop just outside of here. The casino is kind of old looking but it's kept pretty clean though. Has a few dining options inside. There's a lot of the typical hotel amenities like a pool. Also this place likes locals apparently. There's lots of discounts and specials. Good place to come and stay cheap. It's a bus ride away from the Strip so it's easy to get around here. This place seems to favor locals so if you live around here there's lots of reasons to come here to gamble or whatever.

I went to visit my aunt and cousin and this hotel has been refurbished and it looks good the upgrades are very modern and nice. Great resurants with a few that are upscale and economical. The famous oyster bar is located within this hotel. The decor is nice and cozy with great color. Note: Not far from the strip or shopping mall. Great place to stay off the strip. This hotel has come a long way I am so glad they refurbished it. It does not smell smoky like it used too.

Love having this place as my local. Only downside, I wish they had an arcade and or kids quest area. Their most popular spot for the oyster bar could also be organized better (waitlist and be texted when seat is availble so you can gamble or grab a drink) or given more real estate.

A pretty nice hotel to stay in whenever visiting Las Vegas. The rooms are spacious and nice. If you happen to stay in the upper floors, you can get to see a great view of Las Vegas. Thier swimming pool is nice, but small. They have a Casino inside and restaurant to serve you breakfast, lunch and dinner. Thier rooms are a bit pricey, but you can always find some good deals if you look at thier website. Of course, for the Locals they get thier discounts . I enjoyed my stay there. No complaints. So I would recommend it.