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The Palace Station has long been a favorite with locals as well as tourists, and with its newly remodeled rooms and casino floor, it looks like it's going to stay that way for quite some time.
Rooms at Palace Station Las Vegas have all been updated with crisp white walls, stylish quartz nightstands, and plush bedding. So plush, you may not want to leave your bed, but there is plenty to tempt you. Palace Station offers a host of great dining options at a variety of restaurants, including The Charcoal House for fine steaks in an elegant setting. The Oyster Bar is one of the few seafood restaurants in town open around the clock. Asian fusion plates and hand-crafted sushi can be found at the Boathouse, and more casual eating is offered at the Tailgate Social Sports Bar and Grill. Palace Station already offers reasonable rates, but, in addition, they offer discounts for first responders, healthcare workers, military personnel, veterans, and law enforcement.
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Check RatesBoathouse Asian Eatery is located at Palace Station Las Vegas and serves up a great selection of sushi, noodle dishes, and traditional Chinese plates in a laid-back atmosphere.
Boathouse Asian EateryThe Brass Fork at Palace Station is open 24 hours to meet your hunger cravings any time of day. From pancakes and eggs to grilled salmon, The Brass Fork is a tasty destination everyone will love.
The Brass ForkThe Oyster Bar at Palace Station Las Vegas is one of the only 24-hour seafood destinations in Las Vegas and serves up steamed clams, freshly shucked oysters, homemade chowders, and seafood pastas.
Oyster BarTailgate Social offers a bit of an elegant twist on the traditional Las Vegas sports bar. With more than 30 TVs, a pool table, bar-top gaming, craft beers, and gourmet American comfort food, Tailgate Social is the perfect destination for game-time dinner.
Tailgate SocialThe Charcoal Room at Palace Station Las Vegas offers an impressive menu of steaks and seafood served up in a hip and modern setting.
Charcoal Room at Palace StationThis popular chain restaurant serves up bone-in and boneless wings with 11 signature flavors.
WingstopEnjoy a full dining menu and a full bar while catching the latest Hollywood films at Cinabarre Palace Station Theatre.
Cinabarre Palace Station TheatreWhile casino bars are in no short supply in Las Vegas, the Casino Bar at Palace Station offers more than just a quick drink on the go.
Casino Bar at Palace StationThe Race and Sports Bar at Palace Station Las Vegas allows visitors to watch the game in style. Offering semi-private lounge seating with spectacular game day views, The Race and Sports Bar is perfect for those who seek an exclusive viewing experience.
Race and Sports Bar at Palace StationWhile smaller than many of the pool areas in Las Vegas, the pool at Palace Station is no less impressive. Featuring a hip south beach vibe, an outdoor patio bar, plenty of chairs, and luxurious daybeds, the pool at Palace Station is a spot you can easily spend the entire day. Palace Station Pool
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During our recent stay at Palace Station, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the hotel. The room, which exceeded the expectations set by the website photos, was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with all the essentials such as toiletries, towels, and a TV. While a mini-fridge and coffee maker would have been nice to have, their absence was not a dealbreaker. Housekeeping did a fantastic job at maintaining the cleanliness of our room and restocking amenities daily. The peaceful atmosphere of the hotel was a welcome change from the usual chaos of Las Vegas. The highlight of our stay was the breathtaking view of the Las Vegas Strip from our room, which provided stunning scenery both day and night. We appreciated the convenience of free parking with plenty of spaces, especially considering the common parking fees in Las Vegas. The casino offered a nice variety of games to keep us entertained during our stay. Overall, Palace Station Hotel proved to be a great choice for a clean, comfortable, and affordable stay just off the Las Vegas Strip. While it may not have all the extravagant amenities of some Strip hotels, the quiet atmosphere, free parking, and pleasantly nice room made it a solid option for a relaxing stay in Las Vegas.
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Our stay at Palace Station in Las Vegas was a great experience! The front desk staff was friendly and accommodating. We were pleased with our room on the fifth floor, which was quiet and free from any disturbances. The parking situation was ample and secure, with plenty of security guards present. The valet parking and free parking garage were convenient amenities. The location of the hotel was central and had everything we needed under one roof. While the smoking allowed in the main casino area was a downside, we were able to overlook it. The restaurants on site were excellent, and we appreciated the option of a Starbucks and souvenir shop. Overall, we had a pleasant stay at Palace Station.
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It is a hidden gem. Rooms are clean and comfortable. The casino area is also clean and never crowded. The restaurants are 5 stars. I've never had a bad experience. My husband and I needed help with our casino card, and Shannon was super helpful and very nice to talk to. We also got to talk with Bernice, and what a treasure she is! Everyone is so nice and helpful here. We love this place.
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Our stay was extremely pleasant! The front desk staff was nice and he gave us a room on the top floor! We checked for bed bugs but didn’t find any so we had a good night sleep. There was lots of parking, felt very secure with lots of security guards patrolling the lots. Very convenient location.
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Disclaimer: My review is focused only on the hotel part of this establishment. The receptionist desk was very professional and courteous. The room I got was nicely done (being the single king-sized option). The downside I have is that they only have Netflix and a limited number of movies priced at $10 each to watch. There are nearby parking garages with good enough space. Very nice for the price.
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Went to the station theater and I loved it. It was my first time visiting a theater where you could place orders for snacks. The staff in the theater were awesome. The only thing I’d suggest is making sure the waters given are the waters on the menu. I ordered a smart water but was given Aquafina and I don’t drink that water.
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