Oyster bar, casino, 6 dining options, casino, fitness center, pool































"Part of the operator's neighborhood-focused portfolio, this hotel-casino primarily serves local customers as one of the company's core properties." - Janna Karel

"This casino property is noted for hosting a beloved 24-hour oyster bar and figures into allegations against its operator: 76 former employees filed suit under Nevada’s Right to Return law (SB386), asserting they were not offered their previous jobs when positions reopened after the pandemic and that the company instead relied on job fairs to fill vacancies. Plaintiffs are seeking reinstatement, back and future pay, civil penalties, and damages; the Culinary Workers’ Union publicly supported the plaintiffs at a press conference despite their non-union status. The operator has denied violations, citing closed outlets (such as buffets) and seniority as possible reasons some individuals were not rehired." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme

"Now reopened, Palace Station has returned to business after earlier pandemic-related closures." - Bradley Martin

"I was notified that the Nevada Gaming Control Board permitted its gaming floor to operate at 100 percent capacity effective immediately; Station Casinos opened vaccination clinics at Palace Station in early April and continues internal vaccination efforts and a vaccination awareness campaign, and will make vaccines available at the property. Only gaming floors are covered by the waiver—restaurants, pools, and other non-gaming areas still adhere to Clark County’s 80 percent occupancy and three-foot distancing, and masks remain mandated statewide." - Susan Stapleton

"On April 6, shots were administered to employees and their families at this property as part of a partnership between the property owner and emergency medical responders, a targeted effort to expand vaccine access for hospitality workers and their households." - Susan Stapleton