Durango Casino & Resort

I haven't stayed in the hotel as this casino is located in my backyard pretty much but this is definitely my main station to gamble at. I love the casino floor and the layout. The machines they have are fun, and there is something for everyone. The casino is bright, which is a nice change from the usual darkness that is in most casinos. There is a lot of natural light here, which isn't something you see often. My only complaint about this casino is it doesn't have the typical things you'd expect a station to have. There's no bingo lounge, no kids' quest, no movies, no arcade. It's missing all the key parts of it being a Station Casino. How do you build a Station Casino and not put in a bingo lounge?

I love this beautiful resort. Stayed here twice and would come back again even though I haven’t been lucky in casino lol. Rooms are spacious and decorated so beautiful. Nicco’s steak is amazing; sushi is delicious; Irv’s burger is also tasty. The Belaire lounge is gorgeous to have a drink or 2 while enjoying the view of pool and outside air. Belaire pool is also awesome when not too busy. Only recommendation I would have is to dim the lights in casino, have a shuttle to Red rock; and be able to control lights in room by bed individually (maybe I couldn’t figure out). All staff in the areas are amazing. Had one slow server on the casino floor in the morning but otherwise service was great!

I'm only talking about the casino itself, but let me tell you, this casino is really dang nice! When you walk in, the casino just feels clean. It's bright, well lit, doesn't smell like smoke (and I've been while it's been crazy busy and really calm), and I see caution wet floor signs all the time because staff is consistently mopping and wiping down machines. TIP THE STAFF FOR DOING A GOOD JOB! The cocktails are some of the best I've had both flavor and alcohol content. TIP YOUR SERVERS! I played only video games, slots, poker, and blackjack, and all have had a fair win/loss ratio. I didn't feel like I was being taken at EVERY machine, I at least got to have some fun while playing. One trip, I got lucky on going on a promotion giveaway day and it's nice that you don't have to earn an absurd amount of points to qualify for a gift. The rewards staff were super cool about letting people try on the pullover because while they were out, people noticed right away that they looked like they ran at a weird size (like half a size small), so people could take their time and decide what worked best for them and the staff didn't rush anyone and a lot of people were having good conversations laughing and smiling. Since I was not an Elite Member, I had to wait for a later time to retrieve my gift, but I was asking one of the members about their app and the Lucky Charms they keep promoting, and she was just the nicest person explaining it to me without making me feel dumb. This is a very kind crew all around and I have only had pleasant experiences. Oh, also...TIP YOUR SERVERS AND ANYONE HELPING AND DOING A GOOD JOB!!!

Went with my family for a 4 night stay. We had a suite. The hotel is VERY easy to navigate, we and does not have the hard stench of 60 years of indoor smoking like the majority of the hotel casinos in vegas. The rooms feel fresh and new. The food on the property is really good and has a good value. We ate at the Noodle restaurant, the pizzeria, and the custard shop. ||Gambling here is fun too, the tables are all fresh and new, staff was friendly. ||Overall had a great experience, easy to get around the area, and there is a Salt & Straw walking distance across the street. ||Friendly staff, great amenities, and most importantly, large, clean rooms.

Decided to escape the Strip for one night away and enjoy a stay at the Durango. We enjoyed visiting the casino last time and it impressed us so much that we wanted to try it for a night. We were not disappointed. Our room was amazing: cozy but still elegant and the room layout was well thought out. The rest of the hotel is an oasis in the middle of the desert. As it is in the day, the casino floor was busy and bright and lively, hopping and busy. We ate at Yu Or MI sushi restaurant. The food was great, the drinks were flowing and the service was friendly and impeccable. We decided to continue the fun at Oasis bar and casino was only getting busier. The environment in this casino is more laid back and enjoyable than the casinos on the Strip and a welcome change. I would highly recommend visiting the Durango for a change of pace from the main Strip. The casino is an amazing place to gamble and get a drink and the hotel is a great place for a relaxing stay. The restaurants do not disappoint and the staff is friendly and welcoming.

From start to finish, our business conference and resort stay were perfect! The planning/booking process with the sales team was smooth with great communication. The valet team was extremely friendly and helpful. Check-in was a breeze for myself and our conference attendees. The front office team was available to help with anything I needed during my stay, while being very polite. The hotel room was extremely clean and comfortable.

So I didn’t stay at the hotel, but I did venture in to see the buzz. Obviously the place is brand new, very nicely designed. I hit the casino with the anticipation of winning, not so much. Hey, it’s gambling. They had a bunch of cool video poker games and that’s what I enjoy playing. The food court was nice and well placed, I did eat at the burger spot, and I will provide a 5 star for them as well. Although there were a good amount of people there smoking like it was the thing to do, I noticed their ventilation was top notch and the smoke didn’t bother me as so many casinos do. Parking was easy, I rented a full electrical vehicle and they had a good amount of charging stations available for use, they are the Telsla models and require you to download the app to use the charging devices. A good clean new spot, I’d suggest checking it out.

I will begin by saying that after 23 trips to Vegas we had never stayed at or visited a single Station Casino. So, with the new Durango combined with the mess of the upcoming F1 we decided it was time to give one of the off strip Station casinos a try, we booked the King Parlor Suite at Durango. I am not going to say too much here because I already gave Durango 5 stars. But, we have stayed at Wynn and Fontainebleau so we feel those are good comparables. We love both of those properties for the strip but, off strip, Durango exceeded the experience we received at those properties. The bed was amazingly comfortable and the sheets were top tier. There was SO much room in the suite. Everything was so well designed in these suites. We loved the Nespresso machine so much that we ordered one for our home and now we get a great cup of espresso every morning! There are two separate wardrobes in the bedroom and the bathroom was huge. They even had a Dyson hair dryer. The parlor had an empty fridge and an ice maker. My favorite thing is that there is a powder room at the suite entrance. We also loved how Durango embraced the desert theme. The warm desert tones in the suite were so calming and the lighting was soft for evening. We WILL stay there again. We were home for not even two days before a Durango host called us at home to introduce herself and thank us for choosing Durango. She said I should call her anytime we want to visit and she will make all the arrangements for us. Nice touch! I would be hard pressed to complain about ANYTHING regarding our suite but if I had to, I would say, I wish those bright lights outside on the building were not so bright as we had a strip view but the glare (from the exterior lights) made it difficult to see anything at night. Next, I do sort of miss automatic window treatments like at Fontainebleau or Wynn. As far as criticisms, yeah, that's about it and those were barely worth mentioning. We heard "it will be my pleasure" spoken over and over by so many staff and that made us feel extremely appreciated. Oh, I forgot, in our room was a hand written note welcoming us along with a box of macarons and another box of fancy chocolates...very impressive! There is not spa and not much to do at the resort as the pool was closed and none of the other Stations offerings you find at their other properties (eg., bowling alley, movie theater, etc.). That was okay with us, as we came to eat and play. Anyway, you will NOT regret a stay at this beautiful, open and airy desert themed resort. Wynn resort rejects the desert while Durango embraces the desert theme and to us, that is how it should be.

Erica Torres is so helpful, kind, and sweet! I am engaged and getting married and she gave recommendations for our wedding plans I would suggest asking for her when you arrive!

This is a nice, pleasant resort/casino with a bright, open space which is easy to navigate without getting too lost. It has lots of slot and table game options, and more importantly, plenty of food options with the Eat your Heart Out food hall and the staple Station sit down restaurants. There's even a Shang's Noodles if you like hand pulled noodles but don't like pulling your own noodles. It shines in an area of Las Vegas (SW) that hasn't had much without a drive. Kudos for putting up this property. The parking garage is spacious and the elevators take your right to the food! Was I the architect's muse on this or what? I looked into staying here but Hachi Machi, what were they thinking with the prices? It was a little ridiculous, but I didn't get a chance to see the rooms and if they'd be worth it (probably not). It was on par with Red Rock and GVR in a seemingly less nice resort than those 2.

casio is good with some good dining but drawback is only one facility, the George serves breakfast. if you want breakfast on a game day you need reservations made the day before or drive somewhere for it. at 8 am they said no more reservations and a wait list would be longer and this was for 6 chairman card holders. all hotel users should be made aware of this. also at the southern bar there are two slot machines set lower for wheelchair users but they had reserved digs on the for hours with no users. later they were in use by walking persons.

I enjoy visiting Durango Casino. The casino is clean and well lit. The negative is I never win there. Sigh.. Great choices of restaurants at the food court. I've been to majority of them. I am yet to try the more fine dining restaurants. The sports book is a hit. Come early to reserve seats to watch the games on the large screens.

This is my favorite local casino right now and I love that it's on my side of town. First the food court, Eat Your Heart Out has a variety of food options. Literally, eat your heart out. This is great when you are hanging out with a crowd and everyone can choose what they want to eat. My favorites are Ai Pono Cafe for your Hawaiian cravings, Shang for your noodles, Prince St for pizza and of course the Oyster Bar for your seafood needs. I also love watching sporting events here. The George is their sporting bar and it gets packed quick, but if you can't get a table there, there are so many tv screens around the casino that you definitely can find a seat anywhere. Definitely a great place to eat, drink, and hangout.

Loved Durango Hotel, no need to go to Main Street which is dirty, crowded, and expensive, all new machines, nice restaurants, food court , and coffee shop, all in one!

We were in town from CA and stopped in to see this new casino. It is beautiful. The theme throughout is of high end Los Angeles. It's very bright, modern, and airy. The food options are absolutely endless. The sports bar is stunning. My husband and I enjoyed our little field trip here.

Best casino in Vegas. This place is huge. Great ventilation system. Doesn't smell like smoke at all. This Casino has great restaurants and a ton of slots. The pool is awesome with an outdoor bar. I can't wait to try the pasta restaurant at the food court next. Highly recommend

This is one of the newest hotel/casinos in Las Vegas. It's very nice, but a bit away from the strip. There are two restaurants fronting the hotel when you park the car, Mijo and Nicco's. Walk past the restaurants and you get to the doors that lead to the casino. You walk past all the gaming machines to the other end and get to the Eat Your Heart Out food court. That's exactly why I'm here. I love the Oyster Bar and their second location is here. The original is at Palace Station. I heard the line and wait would be shorter at this location. It didn't end up being true, lol. They also have other eateries here that peaked my interest. Ai Pono Cafe sells Hawaiian food and Nielsen's Frozen Custard look good. Next time I'm in Vegas I'll be back to try those eateries.

The new hotel smell is still lingering when we walked into the casino. Love the bright and classic interior decor. Everything looked modern and refreshing. They have some of the newer machines at this event though not so big of a casino , but as a local casino that's located off of the strip, it's quite nice to see newer machines, and without the crowdedness in comparison to the casinos on Las Vegas trip. The food hall was my favorite place to be , due to limited stomach capacity I was only able to try two of the restaurants this time. Will definitely return for more delicious food. Highly recommended by @WineDinenVacay

One of my favorite local casino!! Love their food court, clean casino floor, free amble parking, and prompt drink service. I would highly recommend George and Nielsen's Frozen Custard. Don't forget to download Nielsen's app to get free frozen or discounts! Highly recommended!

I have seen old casinos imploded and new luxury casinos built. By far, this is my favorite local Fertitta owned Station Casino. I am by no means a gambler but this resort gives off a whole other vibe. First when you walk in, you are awoke by the sheer bright and upbeat decor. So clean and the floor sparkles. The cream colors used bring a welcoming and warmth that I have never felt in any other casino. No dark and dingy walls or nasty smoke. This place is gorgeous. I love how it is spread out and from what I can tell this resort caters to the youth. Yay! Its about time. There is a large "All New Hall of Foods" which features some new and exciting vendors like Vespa Coffee, Irv's Burgers, New Yorks Prince Street Pizza, Ai Pono Café, DRNK, as well as local favorite Shang Artisan Noodle, and Yu-Or-Mi-Sushi. I have not ate here yet but plan to in the future. As for intimate dining, they offer Nicco's, Mijo Modern Mexican Restaurant, Summer House, Bel-Aire Lounge, and the fun sports bar The George. The pool area is stunning and offers cabana and daybed rentals. Parking is a breeze as you can access right off the 215 freeway. Large garage for summer parking as well as a huge parking lot. I don't mind that there is no movie theater, bowling alley, bingo etc. This is a luxury resort and is catering to the crowd that enjoys sitting by the pool, or trying out one of the latest slots and games, or just enjoying a conversation with a friend while enjoying a cocktail. Bravo to the Fertitta family for stepping away from their traditional build and creating this modern and gorgeous resort.

Located off S Durango Dr in Las Vegas , this is a new station Casino away from the Strip. It's nice inside they have a good amount of Slot, video poker and table games. They also have a fairly good size food court with all different types of foods. This is more of a locals place vs tourist. Overall a nice place.

Review is for hotel only I had a comp night at Durango. I got a text that morning to check in from home. You give them your info and they inform you that you'll receive a text when the room is ready. I went to the hotel area (parking is AWFUL)!! I walked in, saw what I thoughrt was the check in area, and seeing other people with suitcases sitting and waiting, I sat down to await my text. And waited. And waited. And waited. Finally I went to the desk and asked the person if they were giving out room keys. She asked my name, checked the computer, and said that my room was ready. You get a plastic key card in an envelope the size of the key. On this card is a QR code. You need to scan this in the elevator below the floor buttons to enable the elevator to work. I never took the key card out of its holder. Holding the envelope against the door was close enough to unlock the door. Very convenient. The room was very nice. Spacious and with amenities that are needed. There's a coffee maker with coffee pods, plenty of USB and electric plugs for electronics. Probably the best idea in the design are the switches for the lighting. When I've stayed At GVR or Red Rock, all the lights are generally on and except for one or two, you have to walk around and manually turn the ones you aren't using off. At Durango, there's a master panel at the door that allows you control all the lights for day, night or off. There's also one button for the globe light on the desk. Very handy for having one light on when you return to the room after dark. I left the property for dinner (I am not pleased with the food court idea and I've tried the steak house, Mijo, and two food court operations already. When I came back from dinner, parking was jam packed at the hotel area. I ended up going to the garage at the other end of the building, parking there, and walking through the hotel rather than from a surface parking spot in East Jesus in almost 100º weather. I should have done that in the beginning. My only complaint was the wait for the nonexistent text. If you're going to do it that way, get the texts out. I sat there for 35-40 minutes for nothing.

Finally made it to Station Casinos' newest addition, Durango Casino & Resort! This is a casino-only review, as I am a Vegas local and have not stayed in the rooms yet. My friend lives close to here and he wanted to meet up with me on a Sunday morning and catch up. He agreed to meet me here, as there is a coffee shop inside that he always wanted to go to. Now that Durango has been open for almost seven months, I assumed that it would be less crowded and that the hype would've died down a bit. And wouldn't you know it, I was right. I got there at around 20 minutes to 10am and I was surprised to see that the parking lot wasn't full at all! Once we left at around 11:30am, however, the parking lot started to become packed as all the lunch spots started opening for the day. I think we got there at the right time. I would say this is a smaller casino compared to other Station Casino properties I've been to, but their sports book is HUGE. They had so many giant TVs all around (even directly inside the bar in a circular shape) that were playing a football game out of Europe and every baseball game being broadcast out there. Lots of slot machines around the casino as well, but gambling is an extremely rare occasion for me, so I didn't play. One place that I want to go to next time I visit Durango is DRNK, a bar that you can find inside the Eat Your Heart Out food hall. It was morning at the time of our visit and I am not a daytime drinker haha. Out of all Station Casinos properties, this one does not have a movie theater and a bowling alley (yet). Keep this in mind when visiting, but they may add these two in when they expand in the future.

Daniel Durr. This name made me update my review to 5 STARS. Daniel is a host here at Durango Casino, he is one of the best Host, we ever worked with. He is very compassionate and understanding. He knows how to take care of the guests. He made sure that we are taking care of and in return, we play more... Because of Daniel, we tell everyone here and far (Hawaii) that Durango is the place to be. And because of him we have friends and family that requested for Daniel as their host. Thanks, Daniel, for making us wanted and welcome at Durango Casino. 5 STARTS.

AI live close by the Durango Casino, so I was glad to see the construction disappear and provide the southwest w/an upscale casino. The food court is better than most but there is no theater or bowling etc. I haven't seen any of the hotel rooms I was hoping for a complimentary hotel stay for dealing w the insane traffic for the past two years bc I live two streets away. The decor is white and gold and I have haha some dozen drinks at DRINK & tried the burger at Irvs wasn't that impressed barely any meat and it took @20 min for it to be done. In general Summerhouse & Mijo are decent restaurants w nice clean upscale vibes and The George sports bar is huge and partly open 24/7. It's nice to have it here nearby. I will be back.

Much smaller than I envisioned - the Durango Casino & Resort provides a great place for sports lovers to watch games and tournaments. With tons of bar options you're bound to find a place to enjoy a drink and some bar food. It clean and bright inside. Great for place to cool down during summer temperatures. They've got a handful of coffee shops to choose from. Food options are a wide range of options. I do want to come back and check out their pool. It looks relaxing.

Ikasaik or whatever his name is, didn't even bother asking if i was playing or not, before he asked me to give up my seat. Thats crazy. Not thanks! #discrimination

We had the most wonderful stay at Durango! The entire resort is stunning and has the most beautiful desert modern aesthetic. One of the most beautiful and aesthetically pleasing resorts that I have been to! The casino is very nice and feels very clean compared to casinos on the strip. The room was beautiful - complete with a large nice shower and lights with multiple settings (day, evening, night, all off). We loved the resort style pool - it was so refreshing! There was a beautiful restaurant out there that we didn't get the chance to try. We enjoyed eating at both Summer House and Mijo on site, both had great vibes and food. George, at the front desk, was incredibly helpful with everything we needed and accommodated us with a slightly later check out. I highly recommend this place, we cannot say enough positive things!

Finally had time to check out this fairly new Hotel Durango Casino. Located on Durango off the strip part of the Station Casino. Nice big food court with all different type of food to choose from . Pizza, Oyster Bar , local Hawaiian plate lunch place , sushi just to name a few. Large Casino floor with all new machines and table games . If you're going to Las Vegas come out and check out this Casino you're not going to be disappointed. Support our 9th island

Caleb and Richard are one of the reason why we come to Durango station at the DRINK bar they are fun and amazing bartenders

I'm only talking about the casino itself, but let me tell you, this casino is really dang nice! When you walk in, the casino just feels clean. It's bright, well lit, doesn't smell like smoke (and I've been while it's been crazy busy and really calm), and I see caution wet floor signs all the time because staff is consistently mopping and wiping down machines. TIP THE STAFF FOR DOING A GOOD JOB! The cocktails are some of the best I've had both flavor and alcohol content. TIP YOUR SERVERS! I played only video games, slots, poker, and blackjack, and all have had a fair win/loss ratio. I didn't feel like I was being taken at EVERY machine, I at least got to have some fun while playing. One trip, I got lucky on going on a promotion giveaway day and it's nice that you don't have to earn an absurd amount of points to qualify for a gift. The rewards staff were super cool about letting people try on the pullover because while they were out, people noticed right away that they looked like they ran at a weird size (like half a size small), so people could take their time and decide what worked best for them and the staff didn't rush anyone and a lot of people were having good conversations laughing and smiling. Since I was not an Elite Member, I had to wait for a later time to retrieve my gift, but I was asking one of the members about their app and the Lucky Charms they keep promoting, and she was just the nicest person explaining it to me without making me feel dumb. This is a very kind crew all around and I have only had pleasant experiences. Oh, also...TIP YOUR SERVERS AND ANYONE HELPING AND DOING A GOOD JOB!!!

New casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, opened in December 2023... My cousin suggested that we check out this addition to the Station Casino family... Durango Casino & Resort. It's similar to Red Rock Casino - in my opinion - because it has free parking, is modern, clean, bright, beautiful, and spacious! Note: we didn't park in the structure. I chose to park at the open lot near to one of the entrances. There are many dining options, including: Ai Pono Cafe Eat Your Heart Out (Food Court) Summer House We went to one of the kiosks and printed out a new Players' Card for loyalty points and played some Video Poker. My sister and our mom hit a couple of four-of-a-kinds! It was fun! Overall, it was a good excursion together! We'll be back for another adventure!

Came to check out the famous food court. I'm a hairstylist and my clients raved about the food court when Durango just opened. I figured the the hype finally died down and was excited to check the casino out without the massive crowds. I was told to try out the pizza, but there was a line for it so hubs and I decided to try some other spots. He went to the Hawaiian food spot and I went to Shang Artisan Noodle. We both though the places we went to were just ok, we probably wouldn't pick to go there again. In general, most of the food is pricey. I wanted to have more of a sit down experience but Shang doesn't allow other food from the food courts in their restaurant area so I had to take mine to go. Husbands Katsu was ok and comparable to L and L, my Hawaiian Sun was $5. Food hall was clean and nicely decorated. I liked that they had a coffee spot, I'd like to try them out. We ended our trip with giant cookies from Summer House, would definitely get those cookies again.

Sure Durango is nice and clean but ... No bingo No movies theater No bowling No live Keno No poker rooms No cheap eats. Wasn't this suppose to be a locals casino!? Hard seeing a locals casino of this size not even having one of these. Was hoping it would be more like their Red Rock or Green Valley Ranch properties but it isn't. The sportsbook itself is meh, felt small. The adjacent bar and George Sportsman Lounge definitely places to hang out. The machines on the casino floor feel close to each other. Hard to not bump others when passing by. A lot of the same games. Table games high min bets. It's a stations casino property. Free parking. Same player cards as other stations casino. I live near by but prefer going to the other casinos.

Stopped by the sports book to watch the game, it was super packed, the very sweet server Alina pointed me to the Drink Bar. There I was greeted by Kaileb and Richard!! They were super kind and carried a great and genuine conversation with me, as I sat there at the bar by myself, they made sure I was good and entertained! Also made sure I felt comfortable and was not being bothered by intoxicated individuals. Overall A great experience!!!

Nice, new casino & resort that is off the strip. It took me 18 minutes to drive here from the MGM Grand, where I was staying. It is super clean and has all the gaming you could want. The vibe is white and bright, which I liked. The food court has a lot of great options, including an oyster bar which had a huge line. The sports book is nice with plenty of tables and televisions. While I liked the Durango, it does NOT feel like typical Las Vegas casinos. I felt like I was in the nicest casino resort in some random state that has gambling. For many, this is a huge positive, because you get away from the typical Vegas hordes. Definitely stop in to see what is new and shiny in town.

Super excited to visit this nice, shiny and new casino during our recent Vegas trip, @DURANGO, the cactus plants outside reminded me and hubby of a casino in Phoenix. After having our very first meal here, we all hanged out at the casino for some gambling and drinks. The hubby went straight to the crap table, my bid kids to roulette and me to the slot machine. We got our drinks and gambled too, it was such a great first night at Sin City, the happiest place on earth for us adults! I love Durango's food court theme " Eat Your Heart Out" this is what I love to do especially on vacation. The food court is modern and very welcoming for all. We only tried 2 of the eateries at this food court and hope to try more when we visit again. Uncle Paulie's, IRV's Burgers, Nielsens Frozen Custard, Yu-Or-Mi Sushi, Shang, Vesta, Ai Pono, Fiorella, and Oyster Bar are on the list for you to eat your heart out, some of the businesses are from LA. Welcome to the neighborhood Durango, I loved and enjoyed our time here, can't wait to be back and look forward to staying here at the resort too. Ooh... & if you're done gambling, partying, eating your heart out, and want to hang out and drink more, check out speakeasy, it's hidden inside the walls..... look for it, Wax Rabbit.

The new Durango Casino & Resort is stunning, modern, and sparkling new. The food court, Eat Your Heart Out, was wonderful . A Shang Artisan Noodle without the wait, a beautiful bar, pizza, pasta, and cheap burger options. We chose to sit outside to enjoy the cool Spring evening. The casino floor was much smaller than I'd anticipated. I am excited to try out more of the restaurants and bars Durango has to offer. New local favorite!

I LOVE this casino and I really wish it was closer to my neighborhood! It's got a nice clean modern design, smells good, has beautiful restrooms, a handful of gorgeous looking restaurants, and a great food hall filled with fairly priced eats (some of which are even local). With 3 entrances and a huge parking lot that wraps around, you can always find parking close to whichever entrance you prefer. I am also pleasantly surprised that they have an abundance of true penny slots - my cheap heart is always filled with glee. Even if I lose my $20, at least I was entertained for a couple hours while enjoying complimentary beverages from the friendly waitresses. My only complaint is that the casino floor is PACKED. I love having so many games to choose from, but on a busy day it's quite difficult to move around such a tight floor. Besides that, love Durango. Keeping my fingers & toes crossed the Stations Casino being built near my neighborhood in a few years is as great as this one.

2/28/2024- Checked in to the hotel once I received a text that the room was ready. We are also staying at the sister resort, and wasn't sure if we would be staying.. Beautiful and bright ... nice amenities with touch screen power switches... Now we are both regretting not bringing an extra bag... lol.. So many interesting dining options... Definitely may change up our future visits and stay out this way!

After having brunch at Mijo, our group of 5 decided to play some table games. We went to play Roulette and had amazingly nice dealers, Yan and Anthony. They were both super nice and personable. The reason for one less star is for the experience with one of the women who comes around the table for the complimentary drinks. Her name was Yuri and she was really rude. We didn't see her for the first 45min of being at the table, while we saw the one for the row of tables across from us multiple times. Once she finally got to our table (after making comments to the dealers and asking where she was at), she had a rude attitude, made a passive aggressive comment about the drinks being for people playing (all of us at the table played but she took so long two of us had taken a break by time she came). When she came back with the drinks, she awkwardly/aggressively waited for a tip. I have no problem with tipping at all, it was just the fact that she was no where to be found majority of the time we were there AND was extremely rude, but wanted to wait around for a tip she definitely didn't deserve with her attitude. Overall we had a good time! Yuri put a little bit of a damper on the experience. There was another worker on the clean up crew named Laura, who took our empty cups and was super nice!!

Beautiful inside! Everything inside is bright and new and they keep the place looking amazing. As with any new establishment, they're still working out some staff training issues, but overall still a great casino.

It's sad that a brand new resort that was looking lavish and opulent and putting out luxury vibes in the rooms has now turned cheap - cutting the mini bar, cutting the snacks in room, cutting the size of the water bottles to the smallest possible and cutting coffee options as well. Very sad. On top of it the majority of restaurants at Durango are terrible - food and management. One after one fails miserably with unprofessional workers that greet you with disdain and feeling of non caring individuals. Fiorella is the best restaurant there hands down. Valet always outstanding. VIP hosts never to be seen or heard from ever. Never proactive in any sense. Not just here but all Station Casinos. Get rid of the bad managers.

Just checked out the ADA room at Durango Hotel and Casino, and it's got this cool modern beach vibe going on. Impressive perks: - Lights you can control like a tech wizard - They've got a steamer for your clothes - no more iron drama - A fancy coffee machine that's basically a barista in a box - Everything sparkles with that new and clean vibe - Bed and pillows on point for cloud-level comfort - A sleek modern sofa for the chill sessions - Comfy robes that make you feel like royalty Check out the pics for the full scoop. Checking in was a breeze, but check out hit a snag when my card got charged for a restaurant tab I didn't even rack up. The front desk sorted it out, but seriously, why didn't they check ID and room numbers for charges? Minor hiccup, but overall, a pretty pleasant stay.

I love this newly build casino. It's filled with new places for food. My personal favorite is the oyster bar that serves the oyster shooters and mijo that serves amazing octopus.Durango is filled with diffrent flavors not just for food but also consist of a amazing bakery

My boyfriend surprised me with a staycation for our birthdays at the Durango Casino Resort and Casino, which is just down the street from where we live. While the hotel and resort are beautiful, our experience was marred by the cleanliness of our room. When we checked into our room, we noticed several issues: 1. A dirty towel left in the bathroom. 2. Hair on the clean face towels and bath towels, gross. 3. Hair on the nightstand. I have short hair after chemotherapy recovery so we knew the long hairs were not mine and my boyfriend is bald. 4. Toenail clippings in the window area, so gross! 5. Hair ties that belonged to someone else. Yuck We reported these issues to the check-in desk, and while someone did come in to remove the dirty towel, the hair on the towels, toenail clippings, and hair ties were still there when we returned from dinner. It was evident that the room hadn't been thoroughly cleaned before our arrival. On a positive note, we dined at the noodle house earlier in the day, and it was pretty tasty. We were very impressed with the soup and food that we ordered-- Although the resort did waive our $50 resort fee as a gesture, the overall cleanliness was disappointing, especially for a relatively new establishment. It's hard to justify spending a few hundred dollars for a night away when the room isn't clean. I can only imagine what other tourists might think. Despite the beautiful property and the nice gesture of waiving the resort fee, the lack of cleanliness was a significant letdown!

Awesome place!!! About damn time to have a casino that's well lit up!! I'm getting tired of dark places!! Awesome place to eat!!! I know this is just the beginning and there'll be more to come!!!! They have staff walking around in case you have any questions or if you're lost lol!!! Happy New Year!!!!!

A new casino - it has a lot of beautiful ambiance. There are about 2-3 bars that you can lounge the biggest one attached to their patio and pool. All the drinks we had here have been good - albeit scant and sometimes mostly ice. The casino and interior you can tell are still so new. I'm not a gambler but got to keep others company while they indulged. The food court has a very modern and hip feel with a wide array of options. Service overall has been standard to very good. I may want to visit and try Mijo next time.

I finally had the chance to check out this new resort and casino. It definitely has a spacious gaming floor with many slot machines and table games. It has multiple dining options, including fine dining, casual eateries, and a food hall. One of my favorite things to do is sit at the sportsbook and watch games while betting on them. This place has an awesome sportsbook, with giant screens all over the place, a large comfortable lounge area for viewing multiple games and events simultaneously. There is also a full bar located in the same vicinity with waitresses walking around and taking orders. The best part is that this casino is located off the strip, avoiding the crazy Vegas traffic but yet have that luxurious hotel with modern amenities.

Visited Durango Casino during its grand opening week on the evening of Thursday, December 7, 2023. It had quite the buzz as we maneuvered our way through the casino. The energy was great. Everyone looked excited to be there, including us! It was easy to navigate from the parking lot to the food court, and of course, to the gaming areas. The lines were long for all eateries in the "Eat Your Heart Out" food court, so our party tagged team: Vesta Coffee, Ai Pono Cafe, and Prince St Pizza. Everything tasted great, especially the Hawaii Street Food and the crispy pepperoni square pizzas. Yum! We tried our luck at the slots and....oh well...better luck next time! ;-) If you're already a Stations Casino rewards cardholder then you don't need to re-register. I really love the vibe of this new neighborhood casino and we are already looking forward to visiting on a regular basis!

I just arrived to the parking lot and this place is packed! All I see is a strong flow of people walking toward the entrance and no one leaving! At least the parking was free. It's Thursday night, and I'm hoping to catch a seat at the sports book to catch the first night of the NBA in-season basketball game. But, I dunno if I mentioned it already but, this place was packed! People packing the walkways, lines, for all the eateries, and the sports bar of course was packed! No seating. I just I'll have to enjoy the game elsewhere. If you're looking to come for the fancy food court, you'll want to parking in the free parking garage. The food spots are at the landing of the garage elevators. I don't even really know what food there was but it wasn't the typical mall food court. It was a variety of foods that I'd really want to try. In the mix, it seemed like a burger spot, Hawaiian, sushi, Italian, coffee, and so much more. It carried from fast service to a full service restaurants. Just a brief on the casino floor: it's not a huge floor area but that's only in comparison to a strip casino. The Durango casino is still large, elegant, and of course, gorgeous. Durango just opened this week and clearly there is a ton of hype around it. I really hope to come back soon where hopefully the crowd will grow smaller, and I can enjoy it a little easier.

My friend told us about this new casino and had to check it out. I really like the whole aesthetics of the place, very crisp, clean and modern. I particularly was impressed with the sports book tvs and seating area - the tvs are next level! While I didn't eat anything while here, they have plenty of food in the food court as well as others. I found it very helpful that there were quite a few employees around and helped me re-print my players card and get $10 in free play (you have to download the app). I will definitely make another trip here on my next visit!

We were ready to roll the dice and enjoy the vibrant California atmosphere of the newly opened Durango Station Casino and Resort because we live nearby. And, we were thrilled to bring our out-of-town guests, especially those from California, to experience the resort. However, our excitement quickly turned into a comical disappointment when we encountered a familiar scent that overpowered the entire casino. From the moment we walked in, we were hit with the unmistakable smell of cigarettes. We wondered what the rooms upstairs would smell like! Hoping to assess the situation, we requested to see a room, as our family and friends refuse to stay in a hotel room that smells of cigarettes. But strangely, our request was denied! We hope Durango Station takes note of this friendly observation, because who wouldn't want to experience a fantastic casino without the lingering smell of smoke? We're keeping our fingers crossed for an odorless future!

Opening day festivities at Durango casino is what one would expect from a casino in Las Vegas. The crowds showed up and saturated the gaming floor and restaurants. There are several eating spots offering a wide range of different foods. All the lines were extremely long but seemed to move at decent pace. The sports bar had a myriad of TV's which, could be viewed from any location in the sports bar offering guests unobstructed views. However, the sports bar is very small in comparison to others in Las Vegas. The Casino itself is a decent size, clean and well lit. With that, it's still a bit early to be overly critical with today being the grand opening. Time will tell how this casino fares with other station casinos. I look forward to my return when I'll have a more in depth review on the hotel, food, customer service and my overall experience.

Having a casino on this side of town is quite delightful. This particular Stations Casino is undeniably the most elegant one I have come across. I am particularly fond of the open window concept on the casino floor, and the Triple George lawn hangout area adds a touch of uniqueness. It only just opened last month and remains bustling in the evenings and weekends. The lines at the food court areas appear to be quite lengthy, but one can hope that they become more manageable with time. Service was friendly and we were even greeted upon entering the casino; nice touch. Ambience is busy and makes you want to hangout. However, I do wish that this establishment offered more entertainment options such as Bingo, a movie theatre, and a bowling alley. It seems that their focus primarily lies in the culinary realm, with the Eat You Heart Out food court and a multitude of other dining establishments available here. Nice place but hoping for more entertainment options as time progresses.

Newly opened casino. Boho, modern and contemporary decor with amazing lighting. Some good restaurants like eat your heart out, Irv's pizza place, Vesta coffee shop, sushi, bel Air was one cosy restaurant, burger spots, uncle Paulie's and dessert places like Neilson's frozen custard. It wasn't just like a regular food court. Parking spots are free and they also have EV charging stations!! They do have a gift shop with a lot of swag for Durango casino. The sports betting area is very enticing with huge screens! Station casinos have outdone themselves with this beautifully elegant casino!!

We attended the second night of Durango being open and overall it's a very nice and well designed casino and property. They have a ton of parking, ton of food options and the slot machines and table games are laid out nicely I know it's new but employees are doing great keeping it clean and fresh. Make sure to try out George's restaurant. Some really good food and drinks and their Whistle Pig Old fashions are delicious! I will say the only bad thing I noticed is there is only one cashier counter so you have to wait a while. I didn't see another cashier window so apologize if there is. Not sure if my home casino will be here or Red Rock now!