Palace Station Hotel and Casino

I recently stayed at Palace Station in Las Vegas and had a great experience! The hotel offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and value. The rooms were clean, modern, and spacious, with all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. The beds were especially cozy, ensuring a good night’s rest after a day of exploring. The location is excellent—just a short drive from the Strip, making it easy to enjoy the action of Las Vegas without being in the middle of the constant hustle. Palace Station also has a fantastic range of dining options. Whether you’re in the mood for casual bites or a more upscale meal, there’s something for everyone. I particularly enjoyed the Oyster Bar and the lively casino atmosphere without the overwhelming crowds found in bigger properties. The staff was attentive and helpful throughout my stay, always ready to assist with a smile. Overall, it’s a great place to stay if you want a more relaxed Vegas experience without sacrificing quality. Would definitely return!

I didn't stay at the hotel. Just played some slots and won a major progressive jackpot ($650) on a minimum bet. Palace is close to the Strip and is underrated, but it is actually a very nice casino. The waitresses are fantastic and fast, as you don't spend all your money waiting for a drink. The Brass Fork restaurant always has great food! Lastly, the bathrooms are very clean!

The help was top notch. Especially the registration and all around, everyone is super helpful. Especially the staff at the front desk. Ms. Alyssa stood out and shined. Kristina and Julianne were excellent and professional during my entire stay. Thank you all for making my vacation stay an excellent one and worthwhile mentioning here again. Also, the prices were an excellent price for the value. And don't forget to stop by at the Oyster bar, it's the best stop to eat!

The suite was very nice, it had beautiful views, and the shift workers around about 2-6am or so was by far the best, for the café anyways. My girlfriend had lost her wallet with her ID in it which ended up being turned in but until way later the next day. The shift at that time was very understanding and helped us out with dealing with that situation so we were grateful. The other shifts however did not care to be helpful or understanding, however I was told they were just following protocol. I highly recommend the room with that jacuzzi tub though without a doubt. Location is nice due to it being right off of the freeway and it’s not the worst part of town, however also not the greatest.

One staff krystina at reception was good and she knew what she was doing. She allowed us early check in though we had to pay extra 15 dollars. Hotel has big space outside and in the room. However, Rooms need deep cleaning. No fridge in the room. We asked for a kettle for hot water they told us that we would have to pay extra 20 dollars to get a kettle. We did not have towels and soap ( toiletries) we had to request for this separately. One of the bed had a hole in the bed sheet. We could not use the pool on our last day. The pool area was closed.

We actually went there for the oyster bar. This particular oyster bar is extremely popular because of their great food. It's our most favorite place to eat. I would recommend the pan roast with lobster crab and shrimp. It's to died for.

I booked a room through Expedia and selected non-smoking. When I arrived they said only smoking rooms were available unless I paid an upgrade fee that was 66% of the price of the existing reservation to get a higher class of room. I didn't have a choice, so I did it. But I won't stay here again. Decor is very 90s. Front desk is rather slow. The rooms were very clean though, no worries there.

Dumpy hotel, terrible customer service. The room has some cleanliness issues, random long strand of hair on the toilet seat that makes you wonder if they didn't clean something that obvious up, what else has not been cleaned. The room a/c didn't work too well against the heat outside, had to keep the blinds shut during the day, and was still not that cool in the room.||The customer service part kicked in when i asked the front desk if they had a bottle opener i could borrow to open a bottle of wine. They said the concierge desk usually does. i checked with them, they didn't. They directed me to go to one of the bars. I went to the bar in the restaurant, bartender looked but couldn't find one, directed me towards the bar next door in the high limit room. The bartender there said he would have to charge me corkage fee to open it. I told him i just wanted it for my room, and i told him the story to that point. He called his manager and his manager said no they would have to charge me. That's when a customer at the bar said have them cork it, and have the front desk take off the charge. I said 'great idea', but wanted to clear with the front desk first. I went to the front desk and the guy there said he didn't have authority to make that kind of an adjustment. What kind of a dumpy motel doesn't have a wine opener in the room?! Apparently they don't trust their cleintel to have one in the room, i get it, but i don't think i have ever been to a hotel where they didn't have one at the front desk or bar that you could borrow to open a bottle on the spot.||Worst customer service ever. They should empower their employees to make such an easy decision.

We stay at Palace Station every year and we love it. The pool is great and nice and the rooms are great views They treats us very good there

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 :O I will definitely stay here again if given the chance.

Dumpy hotel, terrible customer service. The room has some cleanliness issues, random long strand of hair on the toilet seat that makes you wonder if they didn't clean something that obvious up, what else has not been cleaned. The room a/c didn't work too well against the heat outside, had to keep the blinds shut during the day, and was still not that cool in the room. The customer service part kicked in when i asked the front desk if they had a bottle opener i could borrow to open a bottle of wine. They said the concierge desk usually does. i checked with them, they didn't. They directed me to go to one of the bars. I went to the bar in the restaurant, bartender looked but couldn't find one, directed me towards the bar next door in the high limit room. The bartender there said he would have to charge me corkage fee to open it. I told him i just wanted it for my room, and i told him the story to that point. He called his manager and his manager said no they would have to charge me. That's when a customer at the bar said have them cork it, and have the front desk take off the charge. I said 'great idea', but wanted to clear with the front desk first. I went to the front desk and the guy there said he didn't have authority to make that kind of an adjustment. What kind of a dumpy motel doesn't have a wine opener in the room?! Apparently they don't trust their cleintel to have one in the room, i get it, but i don't think i have ever been to a hotel where they didn't have one at the front desk or bar that you could borrow to open a bottle on the spot. Worst customer service ever. They should empower their employees to make such an easy decision.

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.

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.

SERVICE & TRANSITIONS -- good A well-lit, clean, & polished lobby with a welcoming atmosphere. The decor was impressive here, then flat everywhere else. Hospitality was consistent & strong from reception to security staff. A++. $25 early checkin fee (+ tax) killed the vibe though . MVP employees: Terrance ROOM [Premier Double Queen] -- https://youtu.be/6Cy2R28r-Xo Typical Double floorplan with decent tabletop space, seating, & storage for 2. Wallpaper has seen much MUCH better days OTOH & the colors were boring (old-world browns). Thankfully south/southeast facing rooms receive plenty of natural light, salvaging the mood. It's pretty bare bones outside of that. BED (Double) -- bad Unenjoyable sleep experience. I felt no support from either of the mattresses. Linens were rough & the pillow set was more decorative than functional. Just not a great composition. BATH -- great Dimensions were on the smaller side but it was a clean, simple, & effective space. Grout lines were pristine & the tiles themselves were beautiful. The shower experience was similarly impressive, delivering top-tier water pressure. Towels were overflowing in abundance & in good condition. The toiletry line (bodyograpby) was enjoyable too. TV/ENT./ACTIVITIES -- good A noteworthy entertainment center, minus the poorly designed remote. The TV solution was generic but the actual display was solid, installed on a flexible, premium mount . A movie theatre & outdoor pool are also on the property (a bit of a walk due to the layout). In the casino were a large number of slots & a healthy number of table games active. Enrolling into the rewards program was buttery smooth due to how seamlessly it's integrated into the checkin process. Great customer experience on this front + rewards are more competitive than other brands. WI-FI & CELL RECEPTION -- good Reasonable speeds for a free (insecure) tier. Cellular service was a struggle inside the room . --Performance-- Video streaming - good Online gaming - good Video chatting - good --Nerd Stats-- 11-14 Mbps download 11-53 Mbps upload 0% packet loss 12 ms latency 2 ms jitter FOOD & DRINK -- ok Not DoorDash friendly. Snacks & beverages in the gift shop are overpriced; you're better off walking the (literal) 2 minutes to 7-11. Big chain restaurants like Wingstop & Panda Express can be found on the gaming floor. Wingstop service was disappointing: fry cooks need more training & professionalism. There's also a Starbucks on site (consistently out of ingredients). in-room: microwave (mini) mini-fridge (small) coffee tea wet-bar mini-bar NOISE -- bad Prepare for Thin Walls™ & pray guests in the adjoining room aren't into howling like wolves... or housekeepers choose to sort (glass) trash outside a different room @ 9am. LOCATION -- great I felt safe as a minority. Security presence was strong & alert, consistently checking key cards. Parking services were convenient, offering valet & self-park options. RECOMMENDATION & RATING Price: $88.99/night Was it worth it: yes Best part: activities Accommodations were quite bare bones (think Gold Coast hotel) & noisy. The gaming experience + amenities made up for it & I found myself enjoying this property a lot. I could see myself staying here again due to the competitive pricing & gambling rewards. Highly recommend this property if considering something up north & away from the strip. 4/5

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.

First time staying here and not being on the strip, but this was perfect. No complaints for me at all! It was only 8 minutes from the strip, which was good for me. The check in process was easy and they even let us check in 2 hours earlier. Good customer service ! However, they did take an hour to bring me extra towels, and they did not clean the room thoroughly. The bed was not made when I came back to the room. I think that's important! They have a nice Casino, Starbucks that very overpriced, charcoal steakhouse, The Brass Fork Kitchen and Bar, and the popular Oyster Bar. They also have Panda Express and Wing Stop. Very good options to choose from. Overall, it's a clean hotel & casino to come to with free valet when you stay, and not too far from the strip. Decent size rooms and bathrooms.

All of it! Booked a special room for me and hubby. Confirmed this day before arrival. Showed up and room was gone. I get that but they put us into a room where we cant even sleep in same bed.... So much for a weekend with my man, if you catch my drift. Waste of a vacation. Will never come here again.... Broken promises and no snuggle time. Thanks Frank! you all wasted our time

Nice place, good food, great prices Staff is awesome ,down to earth guest ,short drive to Vegas blvd ,

If you're looking for a fancy or romantic place this probably isn't the place for you but if you're looking for a very comfortable bed to sleep in for the night this is the place to stay. When we stay in Vegas we're generally just looking for a clean, comfortable, room located near where we need to be. We don't have super high expectations. The big win here is that the bed was one of the most comfortable beds I've slept on, in a hotel, in a very long time. Soft, cozy, and reasonably clean. The rest of the room was nothing to write home about. It's very basically cleaned, the corners and edges definitely could use a better cleaning. They don't open the drawers when cleaning so there was lots of left over junk in them. * There's no fridge in the room. We had to upgrade our room in order to get a king bed, which I thought I had already reserved. * The major downside was that it's not on the tram line. We were attending an event in another hotel so we booked closest to that location, not realizing that it's completely separate from everything. We spent quite a bit of money on Uber/lift rides that we could have spent getting a room on the tram line. It's not the hotels fault, just a note to others to be aware of. * The major plus here, they have BINGO! This isn't likely a hotel we'll visit again but I was grateful for the comfy bed for the few days we were in town this trip.

This is a great resort. It's clean, safe, and comfortable. Free parking. Great location. Everything is convenient. Rooms are clean and beds are comfortable. Grounds are clean and safe too. Any and all amenities you could ask for. Fun for all ages. They have movie theaters, great restaurants, Starbucks, bars, nice gift shop, etc. Really impressed with this property. Ignore the negative reviews. Lots of security. I like that. Rates are good. Staff is nice. No complaints. I'd stay here again.

This is a strange story that starts with not being able to see what I was doing in the bathroom. The tub & toilet area of the bathroom had one small recessed ceiling light in it, which was about as bright as a candle. I really couldn't see what I was doing in the shower, or otherwise. I shrugged that off. When my wife wanted to make some tea at the end of the day, we discovered that the room had no coffee pot. It also had no cups, glasses, or ice bucket (despite the fact that each floor has an ice machine and soda machines). I shrugged that off. We did not bother to have the room serviced each day, as we are pretty tidy. However, when I called housekeeping after a couple of days and asked for four clean towels, they promptly and cheerfully delivered three. The wife and I get along pretty good, so we made it work with three. I shrugged that off. We ate breakfast every morning at the small cafe near the entrance: the food was OK (what can you do to an egg?), but the service was marginal, w/ a side order of neglect. Breakfast is not why we went to Vegas, so I shrugged that off. We ate one evening at their fancy restaurant with other members of our group, and the food was very good. When we tried to use our discount coupons that were distributed to each of us at check-in (coupons that were specific to THAT restaurant), we were told that we could only use a maximum of three coupons; there were four groups / four coupons in our party. After much kvetching, some of the ladies in the group convinced the server to relent, and accept all four coupons. I shrugged that off. After staying there for three nights, it was time to go home. We had driven our Mercedes Benz Sprinter conversion van, called a Winnebago Touring Coach. It's about the same size as an Amazon van. We parked it each night in their surface lot (too tall to get into the parking garage), and we would regularly shuttle our clothing and other items back and forth to our dimly-lit room, where we showered and slept. On the morning of our departure I was shocked and somewhat dismayed to find a Palace Station Parking Violation Notice entitled 72 HOURS TOWING NOTICE affixed to my windshield (see attached). The form featured a list of violation categories that the security guy could select from, but none of them applied to our van. In the notes section, he had written in "Possible Sleepers". WOW....Possible Sleepers?! I DID NOT shrug this off. Thank God I found this notice before they had my van towed. Although we were trying to get on the road home, I took a few minutes to bring this to the attention of the hotel manager: Carlos. Upon reading the notice, Carlos was quick to point the finger at the security detail, and told me that he had nothing to do with that aspect of the hotel's operation. I must have asked Carlos the same question at least five times: Who manages these security folks? As many times as I asked, Carlos gave me that many non-answers. When I got good and frustrated with him, I asked him to provide me with contact information for HIS up-link in the chain of command. To no surprise, I got the same series of creative non-answers. I got home later that night, and decided to let it simmer a day before I would try to contact corporate management to discuss my grievances. I called the Station Casinos main phone number, and explained that I wanted to talk to someone higher in the food chain than Carlos. After waiting on hold for a bit, my call was routed to......you guessed it.....Carlos. I hung up and called back. The same phone attendant, Gina, then transferred me to the Corporate office. The call rang about 20 times without being answered, and was then disconnected. I called back and got a different phone attendant who was very polite and who explained that the corporate folks had likely gone home for the day. She took my contact information and assured me that one of the corporate managers would contact me tomorrow. Since I retired, my travels typically do not require me to stay in hotels. That said, my recollection is that upon registration, most places used to ask me to register my vehicle's license plate, presumably so they could discern whether any given vehicle in their lot was associated with a guest. Being as this hotel is a casino, I could see where that approach would be only partially effective at tracking parking lot activity. However, there must be a better way to manage this situation than threatening to tow a guest's vehicle. Even though many of the cars in the lot belong to folks who are not hotel guests, recording the plate numbers of those that ARE guests would preclude the unnecessary anxiety and aggravation that I suffered as a result of the threat of being towed. I look forward to hearing back from Palace Casinos management. In the mean time, if you have read my detailed report you should now ask yourself if this is the Las Vegas experience that you want to have.

Palace Station is a solid three stars for me. We stayed for two nights during a holiday weekend. Reasonable cost for a two queen bed room that was clean (but not spotless) and comfortable, near the Strip but far away enough to avoid the chaos and traffic mess. All the staff we interacted with were courteous. Room service was friendly, and we were impressed with the beautiful fruit plate! When we asked for extra towels, they were brought promptly to the room. A bonus for sure is the Oyster Bar downstairs (see separate review). We would certainly consider returning to this hotel casino on our next trip to Vegas.

My wife and I used to love to come here. We could park our 18 wheeler and I could use a room offer. I called today 10-9-24 at 10am and asked if there were rooms. The guy said no so I asked if I could still park my truck there and gamble..he put me on hold asked a manager who said yes he can. I show up around 13:00 and the woman, who said she was a manager, said I would have to pay for a room (290-384$) or I would have to leave. Now- I am a polite nice man and she was absolutely awful to me. I spend a good bit and tip well. I guess I won't come back. All they had to do was tell me that on the phone, I'm literally in shock at how I was treated.

This is a shout-out specifically for Jim. He is the best bartender in Las Vegas, and this is the second year in a row we would come hangout at palace station with him. We will be back next year! (Give this man a raise)

Room is pretty spacious but smells like cigarettes and giving me a headache! As far as cleanliness goes I'd say it's pretty clean. It's really just the cigarette smell that's bothering me. Super strong odor and seems like someone tried to cover it up with some kind of fragrance to mask the smell.

We stayed here for the first time Friday May 3rd - May 6th. Check in was a breeze. Our room was clean and spacious. Because it was Cinco De Mayo we could hear loud music playing and people coming in from a night of partying. We enjoyed the cafe downstairs. The food was delicious. We wanted to try the oyster bar however the line was ridiculously long so we didn't get to try it at Palace Station. This should be turned into a real restaurant. As far as gaming there were slots and table games everywhere. I would stay here again because you don't have the strip crowd. Very easy to get your car in and out of valet!

Came here to play bingo on a whim while visiting Vegas. Remember coming here way back many years ago. Did not stay here overnight or did I eat here. The bingo hall was clean, not too big. Good amount of people at a 7pm session. The customer service for bingo was courteous except for the person behind the Concession counter. She just came back from break but she looked and acted like she didn't like her job, which was a downer especially if you're there to have fun. Kinda made the experience blah.

This is really funny! To get a bill for the price I said this crooked hotel charged me. Due to a cancellation fee, plus the cost of there over priced rooms especially when the AC in the rooms and halls felt like the heater was on. Room wouldn't get cool enough to have a good nights sleep. But 1313$ total lol.. now that's funny.

Do you enjoy the smell of marijuana? Do you enjoy the smell of marijuana in your non-smoking hotel room? If you answered yes, Palace Station Hotel and Casino is the place for you! We booked palace station hotel for 1 night as we added an extra day to our vegas trip. We wanted to try a local's casino and hotel since our last trip we primarily stayed and did things on the strip. Our flight came in at night and we arrived at Palace Station Hotel at 9 pm. We checked in and was given our room on a non-smoking floor. As we entered our room, the strongest marijuana odor just overwhelmed us. The smell was so bad, we walked right out and back downstairs to the front desk. I spoke with another front desk agent and explained the room smells awful and what did she offer to do? Let me call housekeeping to have them come spray it for you. Are you serious? I don't want to be in there. So she calls housekeeping to see if they are busy, and she tells me "I'm going to put in a ticket right now and housekeeping will come spray it for you". I told her again, I don't want to be in there, can you just change my room. She responded, "Well I don't think we have anything else." I said, there's nothing you can do, that room is awful. She finally looks at her room availability and says, I can change your room. We walk in to the new room, and it smells like marijuana. Not as bad as the first room, but definitely the odor is there. We went to CVS and bought a bottle of febreeze to make the room tolerable. Just an awful experience. I wanted to gamble at palace station since I heard the gambling is generally good at station's casino, but after the room debacle Stations was not getting any of my business. Do not stay here, there are much nicer properties.

Came here to play bingo and we loved it so much that we played a second session. Very easy to choose a packet and ask for help since there are so many options. They all come with 2 free drinks. All the staff were very friendly. We also walked around the casino which was a decent size and got some food to bring into the bingo hall. We will be back to play again!

We love this hotel. Costly locals gamble here. The staff is AMAZING! The tables are cheaper than downtown. The food is absolutely amazing. If you aren't looking for the craziness of the strip....this is the place to go.

Awesome place to work awesome people awesome management I love working here everybody's great

I'll give it 4 stars. A few things I loved: Its very, very close to the strip without being ON the strip (this was nice because it was quiet and not full of drunks, but still close enough to go explore and get the vegas experience) There were several food options inside the hotel (they had their Oyster Bar, a starbucks, panda express, wingstop, a taco place, and a fancier sit down kinda restaurant) The casino was nice and clean; drinks came fast, machines didn't seem too tight The rooms themselves were clean and spacious A few things I didn't like: No microwaves, coffee makers, or fridges in the rooms The pool was out of service, even though they told us it was up and running when we booked our room :/ Way too many staff members asking you to sign up for a players card.. like one walks away and another is already walking up Anyways, the good way outweighs the bad and I will definitely stay here again... the cleanliness of the rooms and beds is really important to me and I didn't see anything that made me uncomfortable in that department :)

Got another room upgrade. I still enjoy staying here very much. Yes, very old building off strip with smoking cigarette smells in lobby and throughout the hotel casino, but the rooms are still very spacious and unique. Maybe it's always my luck with winning some profits at the casino here, especially when playing my favorite roulette games. I've profited from a few slot machines too. Easy access in and out of the public garage area. At least you don't have to drive onto the strip here. Traffic is always an issue on the strip area. Palace Station Hotel & Casino is off the strip. Easy turn onto Sahara if you're heading out. Walkable to U.S. Bank building across the street. Lots of great food choices and restaurants in the area off Sahara/walkable if you don't mind the walking. Great customer service at front check in. Starbucks, Oyster Bar, and Brass Fork for delicious brunch selections are always regular stops here. Not much happens in this casino and hotel rooms are decent in size. We had a very comfortable bed to sleep on. Mattress was hard and pillows were all puffy or plumped. Good mix. We had a remote button on wall that will auto open and close the curtains. Nice. Couch was super comfy too. Housekeeping came daily and filled up toiletries. Old is the keyword around here. Some guests don't like old places, but it's still a great option when they offer discounts during last minute travels. Not many people walking around on the 15th floor. Quiet. Security guard is downstairs by the elevators, so show them your room key when entering. Elevators get extremely busy between 10 am-11 am though. Note, there's no coffeemaker, refrigerator, or microwave. That's the downside. Do bring extra shampoo, conditioner & body wash as needed. These old hotels don't offer huge bottle refills. Great views. Overall, this place can be improved, but it's up to management on how they want to attract future guests to stay. The previous stay was great and so was this time around. New experiences. We will be coming back again next time. Convenience and comfort is what we're always looking forward to when staying.

Could not win to save my life at the Orleans told my friend we have to go somewhere we can win at, gave her two choices, she picked palace station. Wise choice. Won 985 walked away a happy camper. Stopped in the cafe for a quick bite. Your regular fair coupled with decent service can't go wrong. One day when I can waste hours in line I will make my way to the oyster bar...one day.

We traveled to Las Vegas from California to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Due to work obligations we could only stay one night. That being said we reserved a room and placed the reservation under our credit information as normal. Upon our arrival we were informed by the hotel staff that the room we had previously reserved was no longer available. I then requested to speak with hotel manager which did an amazing job trying to accommodate us on any level. However what was offered still didn't meet our expectations nor our needs for space and accommodations for our guests . The experience was quite tasteless to say the least. Imagine excited for 2$ dollar shots of "Teremana Tequila " which happens to be our favorite only yet to be disappointed and completely lied to by false advertisement, to a point where the bartenders Said this is Jose Cuervo" " they've never even heard of Teremana tequila which happens to be sponsored and owned by "Dwayne THE ROCK " Johnson . Let me STOP there, BY THE WAY DONT SEND ME A A BOGUS AUTOMATED RESPONSE SAYING "sorry for your experience please contact the hotel owner so we can make it right " SCRATCH A LIE ,CATCH A THIEF !!!!!!!

I wanna make it very clear that this review is strictly in regards to the African-American overweight security guard yesterday I visited the establishment with hopes to getting dinner after enjoying a wonderful night at a pool party. My best friend and I came into the casino the entire that we had on we're two swimsuits with coverups there was nothing vulgar nothing revealing about our attire being that is Vegas and the last few weeks of summer. It is well over 100° awaited in line to be served at the oyster bar we waited in line for over 15 minutes. We noticed security walked past us quite several times and even gave us strange looks. I whispered to my friend and told her that I felt uncomfortable. About five minutes later security walked past us and told us that we needed to leave with two other female security guards at this point I was extremely confused as to what happened. I then politely accident gentleman is there an issue what is going on? He simply said let it go and walk away I'm confused as to what should I have let go and walk away I said sir is there a reason why we're being put out I don't understand he says I don't it seems to me that you're sexualizing my friend and I because we are completely covered. He then proceeded again to say let it go and walk away. Leave the casino now at almost 40 years old. I am no teenybopper or youngster as hard as I work to live in the city, I should be able to eat and dine when I please at no point where we revealing or unruly. I have dined at the oyster bar several times and at this point I am very humiliated and upset at the security guard who did approach my friend and I we will not be visiting this establishment again to all the ladies who decide to go to this hotel I suggest you be very mindful and careful of the security guard who might sexualize you instead of protecting you!

This review is coming from someone who has been to Las Vegas for business/leisure over 50 times. This place needs a makeover. The bed was the most uncomfortable thing I have ever slept on. Huge holes in the bed make you sink in. Don't forget about the pillows that are about as tall as a small toddler. Impossible to get comfortable. I was there for a convention and EVERYONE I spoke to had similar complaints. Then there is the "security" at the elevator. I walked by showing my room key and he had his head down and looked like he was sleeping. Once the elevator made a beep noise he perked up and started asking to see the room key. I told him I already did and he started freaking out saying I had to show him again (even though he wasn't doing his job). I got in the elevator anyways and he started screaming that we should go "GO STAY AT THE EFFING BELLAGIO". I came back down a few moments later and he was telling another gentleman how he was cussed out, making false claims and accusations about the incident. Nice gentleman and security staff this place hires. TLDR; Stay ANYWHERE but here if you want to sleep good and be treated like a human.

Great hotel, all the employees were really nice. Only negatives there's no coffee machine or fridge but you can request a fridge for $10/day. The beds were comfy no issues there, they have Panda Express and Wingstop inside along with a few restaurants. We ended up going to the movies since the location is literally right down stairs. The movie theater was great the chair incline and your feet go up with a push of the button. Once your seated someone comes up to you to take your order, great service. I loved everything about this hotel and oh and parking is free! Will def be staying here again

I am so uncomfortable in this hotel. Nothing is clean. The bed is uncomfortable. Stains everywhere. Crumbs on the floor and the counters. The toilet is not clean. I had to clean splotches out of the shower. The bed is uncomfortable with holes that you sink in. I found a blue glove and a big piece of food on the chair where I was about to sit down. Do not stay here.

This place seems cool. Less crowded and much quieter than other casinos that I have been in. This place has a very chill atmosphere compared to the strip. Decent parking lot and free parking. The staff here seems nice. Lots of slot machines and tablets.

This is my absolute favor hotel in Las Vegas!!! great prices, great food, and some of my favorite machines. I can't wait for next trip coming up.

Unfriendly as hell!!! We were fully dressed and not intending on visiting the pool to swim or hang out, but we did want to check it out to see if we would use it for pictures some other time. Needless to say, the security guards at the door were rude as no one ever should be. As we approached, we were asked if we had a room key. We asked if we could just take a quick look and they rudely said you have to have a room key, not even a kind word like I'm sorry, policy is you have to have a room key. No, they just said, you need a room key. If you want to invite people back to your property, your staff should be happy to show it off. See the picture of the response from the casino. This feels very canned, as if AI answered. There is no real answer to the problem. Also, there is no ability to reply or any contact information. Customer service starts with a solution, not a veiled response with no authenticity.

For the same reason that a lizard sometimes loses its tail to escape a predator, a scorpion can shed its tail and stinger. Unfortunately, not only does the scorpion lose its stinger, but loses its anus as well. And unlike a lizard, the scorpion's problem is that it can never regenerate its tail. So not only does it lose its offensive weapon, but becomes constipated for the rest of its life. Before you believe that I'm full of crap for relating this, please note that a winner of the most recent Ignoble Awards hypothesizes that such female scorpions give birth to fewer babies because their abdomens are full of crap. I can relate, having lost my ass quite a few times playing craps at the Palace Station. To make matters worse, in October 2022, Daryl and I stopped by to play before going to Chinatown to pick up the pre-ordered Dungeness crabs at 99 Ranch for Sean's golf group. After my roll, which gave me a small win of a couple hundred dineros, I told Daryl I was cashing out. He said he wanted to roll, so I left him at the table and cashed in my chips. When I returned to the table, Daryl started his roll and ended up rolling for one hour! As a spectator watching this, I was sick because I know if I were on the table, I could have easily won three or four thousand dollars in that hour-long roll. Sometimes, another way of losing your ass is by not playing. And to make matters worse, for the first thirty or thirty-five minutes of his roll, I kept telling Daryl to press up his bets, but he declined, saying he had a system. Yeah, a system of wasting a long roll!! Last week when we were at the Palace Station, I had a session in which I won almost three thousand dineros. I guess that made up for the missed opportunity in October. I've never stayed at the Palace Station and probably never will, but I have been here several times to play craps in the last year or so. Now the Green Valley Ranch, Golden Nugget, Palace Station, and The Orleans are in our rotation of our current favorite craps venues. Get your bets in early before the dice are out !!

So there is this host guy named Steve - we play with our cards sometimes and sometimes we don't....he is old school treats us right a little grease he got us back in for another chunk of change.,..guys with a code, or principals are hard to find in this town but between Steve the host / The Charcoal room Kara, Lionel, Eric and of course Brook at the bar I can't complain. This place is for classier locals better than Dottys night out...think about it where do you meet good locals with jobs, less thugs, and speak clearly? Palace Station does the trick with the right staff.

This review is about the STN sports book in particular... The sight is absolutely the worst design ever! After signing up, I asked about the $100 bonus, the window man said... he didn't know anything about that but said he "might" have a hat for me... which he found in the back... nice embroidery but il fitting to say the least with a plastic adjuster! When it came to cashing out and the end of the week.. the 24/7 Sportsbook was not 24/7 after all.. the casino cashier was flummoxed as was her supervisor, practically disavowing the Sportsbook as it was a separate entity that they had no control over... REALLY!!! The graveyard boss Jason.. was certainly much more amiable as one would expect but reaffirmed that there were some glitches in the system.. duh! He stated that he would give me the $263.18 out of his pocket if he had it. I said I'm not sure the casino has it! He gave a halfhearted laugh as I figured this was not the right audience for that joke! Off I go into the night only to return on my way to the airport for another shot of getting my money back. 8 AM Sharp.. 8:05... I question are they going to open anytime soon which was met by a curt "soon." Yes I got my money and made the delayed flight. Just say no to the Sportsbook and the property might consider going back to old name... Bingo Palace because a casino and sports book it isn't!

Approximately eight months ago, I reviewed PALACE STATION. I meant every word I wrote. I'm not sure if this update will erase my first one. I hope not but if it does, I'll let you in on what happens this coming November (2022). Today (08/19/2022) my wife (Jocelyn Ponce) made reservations at PALACE STATION. I'm excited. Stay tuned.

Been dropping by on our way home and playing craps. Got a flyer with a comp room, ok let's go. Arrived and was told only smoking rooms , WOW. What can we do, so we opened the door and not fresh! Don't ever stay in a smoking room period! Better choice is to stay at the Gold Coast hands down. Much cleaner and fresh! Disappointed on comp offer! Everything else is wonderful.

Hands down, ladies night bingo was a fuuuunnn experience. Ive been going to Vegas for years and why did I not know about this event? I want to have my next birthday here :) $25 that includes game cards, live DJ who plays great dancing music, live games and prizes, open bar, lots of room, and snack area to purchase food if u want, and no smoking area. It is a late night game, but isnt Vegas the place where no one sleeps :) i highly recommend going and taking a bunch of friends with you. Ohhhhh and everything is electronic.

Palace Station is one of my favorite casinos to gamble at in LV. They have newer and clean tables. Staff are nice. Drinks come faster then most casinos. Large variety of games to play. Parking is free. They are the home of the famous Oyster Bar.

We ate at Lindo Machoican which recently opened there. We have eaten at the original Lindo for years and it has always been a favorite of mine. The last time we ate at the Desert Inn location I was a little disappointed because the food seemed more commercial. However at the Palace Station the food was excellent. I had the combination No. 9 which came with soup or salad, rice and beans, a cheese enchilada and shredded beef taco. My only complaint was it was served before we had finished our salad. I always think that reflects upon the cooks for putting the order out too quickly resulting on the entree not staying hot. Our team of servers did not speak English very well so it was difficult to explain. The margaritas were excellent although I think $12 was a little much. Overall, Lindo remains a favorite of mine.

So I was playing baccarat at Palace Station last week, and an incident happened that I still lose sleep over. Bank won a hand with 6 points, but on their system, it charted as a banker win with natural 8. 4 different employees, including floor personnel, could not erase the natural 8 and chart it as banker win with 6. They left it as natural 8. This is huge because we baccarat players rely on patterns. I kept telling them, "So what? Are you just going to leave it as natural 8? They kept saying either we do keep it this way or we can get a new shoe as the system won't allow us to change it to what it should be a banker win with 6. I kept telling them this is unfair for people that come after as it's misleading. They threatened to call security on me and kick me out for the day. Now, this happens multiple times daily at this casino. They refuse to get a new system. It is a form of cheating. Players beware. At Palace Station, you can't rely on the board when playing baccarat, so what's the use of playing here? I keep telling people that casinos do cheat and I get laughed at. They always reply that they are regulated, and why would they cheat? Well this is one example. And casinos know they are backed up and they are not in the business to lose money. Anyone that thinks I'm making this up there is a very simple solution, go to Palace Station, go sit at a baccarat table there and pay attention and see for yourself how many times per day there system charts the wrong winning hands and they refuse to fix this issue. These are the reasons why they are so anal about no cellphones use or even phones on the table. Because such incidents will hold up in court if enough footage is gathered. Remember, baccarat is almost 50/50 chance and the house edge is very low, so they will do whatever it takes to tip the edge their way .

First time at Palace Station and was pleasantly surprised. Not too Smokey like other casinos and drinks were plentiful. They also have a hidden gem in the theatre upstairs. Didn't get a chance to try the restaurants but will be back for sure!

To whom it may concern, I just had an incredibly racist and discriminatory encounter while waiting in line for the oyster bar this early morning. Two security guards, Josh and Terrell who were working around 4:10am discriminatorily picked myself, as well as my girlfriend out of line because we were sitting. There were others sitting in line during this time, we asked why we couldn't sit while they could. They proceeded to not give us a straight answer and continued to ask us to stand up numerous times over a course of 35 mins while not saying anything to the others sitting in line. We asked if this was a hotel bylaw or Vegas casino law which they could not answer. I again asked if this was simply being enforced in this situation or was a standard practice in which they still did not give a straight answer. They then escalated the situation after we had not raised our voice or said anything disrespectful. They next asked us to completely leave the oyster bar line and the hotel for being Disrespectful to staff, which is the furthest thing from the truth since we were simply asking questions on why others could sit and we could not.

Love this place! Consistently great food at reasonable prices. We always eat at the brass fork at this hotel. Best prime rib dinner for $25. We've never received anything we didn't like. Hotel is clean and staff are friendly.

Christina Bartender at the main casino bar is horrible. I hated my experience. Sat with my girlfriend first date night. We had an amazing experience in the charcoal room. We gambled hung out enjoying the experience. Then we met Christina around 2am. Seems she avoided guests she did not want to deal with or tip well. When approaching other co workers her language and demeanor was aggressive. Seems very unhappy working her job. We were so disgusted we left and went downtown. Great steak house horrible bartender. Will not be back no matter how good the food was. People that are that horrible to guests and fellow co workers are not to be recognized. Remove people that don't want to work there please.