And the RESORT FEE, so many complain about, is cheaper than the strip and every hotel in Vegas adds it on. Can’t beat the price during the week and you will feel like you just got the deal of the century (and these days, it was a good feeling) with helpful staff ready to meet your needs. So, if you’re still undecided… just do it. We enjoyed our time and the amenities at Palace Station. An easy Uber ride would get you there in no time. The strip isn’t walking distance but not far away. Again, that would have been a nice amenity. Also, there is no refrigerator in the room. Again, no big hike to get our daily dose of coffee. We just went downstairs, right outside the elevators there was a Starbucks. There is no in room coffee maker, which would have been nice. The ROOMS were spacious, comfy and clean. Every person we came in contact with was pleasant and willing to help with a smile. The restaurants did not bust the budget and had a nice variety of cuisine and tasted great! The oyster bar looked like a huge hit as the line never waned, but we didn’t eat there. And because it’s not huge like many, they come around often and are so pleasant and happy to do so. The POOL was such a welcome spot… large enough to find your own space, wait staff for orders at your seat. It’s family friendly, but NOT overrun by children. If I need a snack, I only walk a few feet, not a hike as in other casino hotels. This hotel is smaller than those on the strip, but the perfect size for us. Yes, I was a bit skeptical but looked at the reviews and clicked ‘book it’. And with prices these days, it was a welcome relief. There’s always going to be those people who need to complain about everything but not me! First, during the week, this hotel was the best price hotel I have stayed in anywhere in a very long time.

Palace station casino hotel