Guests looking for the boutique hotel vibe without the costly price tag can find exactly that at the Las Vegas Hotels, Boulder Station Hotel and Casino. Located 7-miles from the Las Vegas McCarran Airport, this hotel offers family-friendly activities as well as affordable rooms for travelers on a budget.

With modern accommodations, an updated casino floor, and unforgettable entertainment, Boulder Station serves up an elevated experience for unbeatable value—time after time.

The recently renovated rooms at Boulder Station offer the perfect balance of comfort and value. Modern amenities and streamlined design make for welcoming interiors—while their unbeatable room rates leave you more to spend on other unforgettable experiences. Boasting modern decor and inviting appointments, each of their Deluxe Rooms offers high-quality comfort at an affordable price.

With over 1600 of the best slot machines to play in Vegas, slot play at Boulder Station is unbeatable.

The all-new casino floor at Boulder Station offers all of your favorite Las Vegas table games amongst a welcoming atmosphere where personalized service is in no short supply. Whether you’re looking to ante up or double down, table games at Boulder Station deal up endless fun, without the hassle and high prices of the Strip.

There are no shortages in restaurant choices at Boulder Station. When it comes to Las Vegas steakhouses, The Broiler is in a league of its own. With aged beef selections cooked over a woodfire grill, fresh fish flown in daily, and an extensive wine menu, locals often call The Broiler the best steakhouse in Las Vegas.

Their menu isn’t the only thing that’s acclaimed—with tufted leather booths, warm crimson hues, and a live chef viewing area, The Broiler's stunning old-Vegas aesthetic will take you back in time to a world where good times were guaranteed.

With over 100 items served 24/7, the menu at Grand Café was designed for those looking for the perfect place to dig in ‘round-the-clock—no questions asked. From pancakes in the afternoon to cheeseburgers at 5am, Their chefs serve up quality breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night plates for unparalleled value at any—and every—hour.

There is still some good gambling on Boulder Highway. With Sam's Town, Arizona Charlie's and the Cannery. There is also Boulder Station, with very good video poker pay tables and a busy poker room, They no longer allow smoking, but it was still plenty busy mid week. And all the Stations casinos have a good size inexpensive buffet, but we were there to play.

Boulder station is more about the casino than the hotel. Plenty of full pay and 100% video poker and plenty of the rest also. Good size casino that should have whatever game you play. The poker room always seems to have a few games going when I am there, and is one of the last smoking poker rooms anywhere. This place just reminds me of old vegas, in a good way.

So we had a coupon for the buffet and decided to head out for the breakfast buffet. The line for the buffet on a weekday was comparable to the line for Sunday Brunch at Paris. However most of the line was large families with infant and toddler children. We waited over an hour in line for breakfast, however we were in line so long that we had to have lunch. The lunch was completely underwhelming.

The casino is laid out strangely, so I never really seemed to know where I was in comparison of other things. The table game area had no excitement whatsoever.

I like Palace Station so I wanted to like Boulder Station too. But I didn't.

Pasta Cucina (formerly Pasta Palace) is similar to its namesakes at several Station properties. This restaurant offers a limited menu, is inexpensive and of mediocre quality. There are monthly specials available. In January spaghetti and meatballs will run you a mere $6.99. The 2013 LVA MRB includes a coupon good for $4 off an entrée for parties up to 4.