May 3, 2008
Palace Station Hotel Review
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The first of all the Station hotels, the Palace Station in Las Vegas offers affordable and comfortable rooms and non-stop casino action just minutes from the Strip. When they made this one, they knew they were on to something, and this original in a growing family of resorts is a great choice for a fun-filled Vegas vacation.
Appearance
Friendly staff, delicious food, a top-notch casino, and entertainment to spare—the Palace Station is one of the most popular spots in Vegas, and with its location near the Strip and myriad of amenities, along with their everyday low prices, this is one of the best deals in town!
The rooms at the Palace Station are both comfortable AND comfortably priced, and even with their low rates, they feature all your desired amenities. If you’re in the mood for a swim, go for a few laps in one of the two pools or relax in one of the two Jacuzzis.

Dining
When hunger strikes, there’s something for every appetite, from fine dining at The Broiler to Asian specialties at Chang's. Other award-winning restaurants include Grand Café (open 24 hours a day), Pasta Palace, The Feast Gourmet Buffet, Cabo Mexican Restaurant, Jack's Irish Pub, and the Oyster Bar. For a quick nibble before hitting the casino or heading off to the Strip, the Palace Station is also home to Starbucks, Subway, and Burger King.
Gambling
You may never need to leave and go to the Strip, however, with the 84,000 square-foot gaming room at the Palace Station so full of excitement. The casino at the Palace Station features over 1800 Slot and Video Poker machines, table games that include Craps, Poker, Roulette, and Baccarat, and Blackjack.
There’s also a Poker Room, a 307-seat Bingo Hall, a 20-seat Keno Lounge, and a 230-seat Race and Sports Book.
Personal & Business Events
If you’re looking for a place to host your next event, the Palace Station may be just what your guests are looking for.
Specializing in small to medium-sized events, the Palace Station has over 20,000 square feet of meeting space. Your group will never feel lost in the crowd at this hotel and casino—give them a call and they’ll know exactly what you need.
Rates
The Palace Station Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas has earned its spot as one of the best deals in the city, and once you’ve stayed there, you’ll understand why it’s got so many loyal and repeat visitors.
Rooms start as low as $39 a night, and go up to the mid $100 range for weekends and deluxe rooms.
Features at The Palace Station Hotel Las Vegas
- 1021 rooms
- Located near the Strip
- Many dining options, including fine dining at the Broiler and a buffet
- Poker room, Keno room, and Bingo Hall
- 84,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Keno, Roulette, 1800 Slots, and more
- Race and Sports Book
- 2 Swimming Pool and 2 Jacuzzis
- Health Club available





















