Santa Fe Station

Spent New Year's at Santa Fe Station in Las Vegas and had a thoroughly enjoyable stay. The room was immaculate and had that refreshing scent of new furniture, paint, and carpet, which was delightful. The overall cleanliness of the hotel was impressive, and there were plenty of dining options, along with a bustling casino. Although I wish it were a bit closer to the strip, having our own car made it manageable. The service was excellent, especially the front desk staff. Highly recommend this place and look forward to returning in the future. 5/5 stars!

The casino at Santa Fe Station in Las Vegas offers a pleasant atmosphere, striking a balance between lively and calm. While there aren't as many mechanical 3-reels, there are a good variety of both modern and classic digital slots. The gaming tables are bustling, with limits that align with expectations. There are numerous dining choices to suit all budgets. Overall, it's a great place to visit. The only drawback is the limited number of cocktail servers on the floor, making bar seating a bit scarce.

Santa Fe Station in Las Vegas offers a budget-friendly option on the outskirts of the city. It's not a place where you'd expect luxury or gourmet dining, but it does have its perks. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable, although the pillows could use some improvement. WiFi connectivity was reliable. There was a minor issue with the room keys that required a trip back to the front desk, but it wasn't a major inconvenience. The selection of table games was somewhat underwhelming, especially considering the higher minimums for an off-strip location. However, there are plenty of machines for those who enjoy them. The hotel offers the bonus of free garage parking. Dining options include several fast-food places, but only a few sit-down restaurants. Overall, it's a "you get what you pay for" kind of place. I'd consider staying here again.

I absolutely love this casino. There was an employee who provided impeccable service and guided me with care. I wasn't aware I was in the non-smoking section, but he courteously pointed it out and showed me the sign. His friendly manner made it feel like interacting with family. He exemplifies how customer interactions should be handled and deserves to train others. I'm incredibly pleased with my experience and much more mindful of my seating choices now. I definitely plan to return to Santa Fe and look forward to seeing this gentleman again. Thank you, Santa Fe! He deserves a promotion to supervisor or manager. This happened around 5 PM near the non-smoking section by the side entrance next to bingo. We conversed in Spanish, and he would be a tremendous asset in a leadership role. His approach ensures teammates wouldn't feel disrespected even when issues arise. I'm glad to have learned his name, Rogelio, and he truly belongs in management. Happy Holidays!

The dealers at Santa Fe Station in Las Vegas are top-notch. They're always polite, funny, and great conversationalists, which adds to the overall enjoyment at the tables. Even if we don't always win, the experience is consistently fantastic, especially when one of these exceptional dealers is at the table. Mary Ann, in particular, stands out for making every game so much fun. Keep up the great work, Santa Fe Station!

**Humid Yet Hordes of Santa Fe Customers** On Saturday, August 17th, the Santa Fe Station Casino was buzzing with activity despite some noticeable inconveniences. The temperature outside was a sweltering 106° at 5 PM, and a large Fire & Rescue truck with flashing lights was stationed at the entrance. Despite this, the casino remained open and crowded, though the elevators were out of service. We arrived for some early twilight bowling and intended to park in the covered garage to keep the car cool. Almost every parking spot was taken, and numerous people were using the stairs in the garage. This suggested a minor emergency, causing the shutdown of the elevators. Indeed, the garage elevators were not operational. After circling the parking lot without finding a spot, we eventually parked on the second floor of the covered garage. We opted to walk down one floor to the casino, along with dozens of others. However, seeing many elderly individuals struggling and out of breath while climbing the stairs made us reconsider our parking choice, hoping the elevators would be back in service when we left. The main casino’s air conditioning was blissfully cold, providing much-needed relief. In contrast, the bowling center was humid to the point of discomfort—hot and sticky, which didn’t pair well with the physical activity taking place. Santa Fe Casino's commitment to customer safety was evident, though. For future visits during emergency situations, we plan to use valet parking or stick to ground-floor spots to avoid the hassle.