las vegas palace station hotel my overview of the original off strip Station casino success in Las Vegas - by Jason

Palace Station Hotel Las Vegas

Palace Station has a restaurant inside called the Broiler that serves one of the best seafood dishes in Vegas. I have had the broiled halibut with ponchartrain sauce plus free gourmet all you can eat salad bar so many times I will never forget it. I compare every other fish meal I ever order to this one. It is a nice romantic dinner in a quiet romantic restaurant. They also have a huge selection of live lobster.

Palace Station has a huge Bingo room for those so inclined, no live poker to speak of, but great Asian focused speciatly games. The slots pay out better than the strip casinos because this casino is heavily trafficked by locals. So you will see some colorful charatcers. This makes it fun late at night.

Palace Station at night picture captures the cool din of an early Vegas evening, blues and greys sit up and talk as the sun goes down.

Palace Station is one of the first of the Station Casino empires successes. Now they are part of a huge impressive family of off strip casinos serving locals first with real value. Green Valley Ranch Resort, Boulder Station, Red Rock Resort, oversized Sunset Station, Texas Station, Fiesta, and Santa Fe Station plus more in the works make this a sizeable force in the casino industry. For you it means you can play at ANY of these and your players club points COMBINE together so you can use them in bulk at any of the casinos.

Non-smoking rooms are part of the Courtyard wing, a 2-story building overlooking the pool. Rooms are updated and offer Internet and wireless access for a fee, hair dryer, iron and ironing board - do people still iron clothes?. Tower Rooms are much bigger and offer panoramic views of Vegas plus they actually have coffee makers (hard to find in Vegas hotels). The suites are on the 21st floor and have even better Strip and downtown views. use this page for the best deals and enjoy your stay at Palace Station

Overview: small, tight, off strip casino with great staff and bingo room
Location: Off Strip about 1/2 mile on Sahara Avenue
Restaurants: The Broiler is best, Oyster Bar serves fantastic seafood boils
Nightclubs, Lounges: small bars with video poker games built in only
Casino: packed full at only 90,000+ square feet, they really cater to a select style of Asian gambler here to with strange Asian games I have never seen before like tiles, plus typical Blackjack, Caribbean Stud Poker, Craps, Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Poker, Roulette, more than 2,400 slot machines, and poker room, race & sports book has seating for 200+ people with 120 TV's and a few big screens for viewing major events.
Entertainment: Sometimes there is live music in Jack's Irish Pub and small local supported concerts in the big lounge area
Extras: They have one of the biggest Bingo rooms in Vegas at 650+ seats
Pools: 2 average swimming pools and a hot tub
Health Club or Spa: small gym only
Shopping: no shopping here, see our shopping list
Wedding chapel: no
Childcare facilities: None
Pets allowed: No
Parking garage: free indoor parking garage plus a lot of outdoor parking for oversized vehicles like rv's and buses, with roaming security
Shuttle service to the airport: yes back and forth to the airport and strip
Shuttle service to Strip: yes back and forth to the airport and strip
Hotel amenities: Typical, plus valet parking, salon, currency exchange, laundry, luggage handling, electronic check-out.
Miscellaneous: Check-in time is 3 pm and Check-out time is 11 am. The minimum age to reserve a room is 18 years and there is a maximum number of guests per room of four. Must provide a credit card for incidentals

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