Palace Station
With the addition of new tower rooms at Palace Station in Las Vegas, a little more room and a lot more class is coming to the city. Located on Sahara Avenue, a little off the strip, the glowing building is a beacon in the Vegas nightlife and while apart from the action, never too distant from the true gambling and nightlife experience.
The gambling area at Palace Station contains over 1600 video and slot machines for you to enjoy, perfect for those who don’t want to think too much as they gamble. Or you can head to one of the many table games ñ blackjack, craps, roulette, Let It Ride, Pai Gow Tiles, and even Pai Gow poker. No matter what your gambling limit, you can find tables and slots that will suit your wallet ñ and hopefully fatten it up for the plane ride home.
A trip in the glass elevator brings you to the recently renovated hotel rooms that seem to be more suitable for high rollers than for ‘regular folks,’ but everyone gets the best room at Palace Station. The rooms are large and accommodating, with bathrooms that you can actually turn around in. From many of the rooms, you can enjoy the sunset over the strip or simply glance at the mountains as they stand in the far off distance.
There are so many food options at Palace Station; you might not know where to begin: The Broiler Steaks and Seafood, Cabo, the Feast Buffet, Grand CafÈ, Chang’s, Pasta Palace, and the Oyster Bar. From casual dining to a night on the town, you don’t have to leave the hotel. And for entertainment, you can always head to Sound Trax, their showroom or to the L.A. Comedy Club or Jack’s Irish Pub.
Rooms start at only $39.99, so if you’re looking for a deal that offers you more, Palace Station should be the first place you call.
