Fully renovated in 2018, Palace Station Hotel and Casino is the classic Las Vegas resort experience, just a 5-minute drive from the Las Vegas Strip. All 576 rooms & suites boast residential mid-century modern styling, appealing both to convention-goers and millennials alike. Guest rooms feature plush sitting areas, pillow-top beds, and furnishings of natural walnut with Calacatta quartz surfaces, coupled with modern conveniences, including 55-inch flat-screen televisions, iHome Bluetooth radios, USB charging outlets and built-in headboard reading lamps. Crisp white walls, quartz nightstands, and modern furnishings come together to create a space you’ll be more than happy to call home during your stay. From streamlined seating areas to plush bedding, attention to detail is endlessly apparent in each of their brand new Las Vegas hotel rooms.

In addition to the resort's 100,000 square feet of gaming space and the new state-of-the-art bingo room, guests can enjoy a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool & spa (open seasonally), select from seven restaurants, and even catch the latest Hollywood films along with in-seat food & beverage service at the new Cinebarre movie theater.

Whether you’re craving Alaskan King Crab Legs or a tender filet, I highly suggest the Charcoal Room at Palace Station. It offers an exceptional steak and seafood dining experience at incredible value. From an extensive wine and cocktail selection to a menu featuring top-grade cuts, market-select fresh seafood, and mouth-watering appetizers and side dishes, this local-favorite Las Vegas steakhouse serves up award-winning quality and incomparable service—all amongst an atmosphere that’s as elevated as the dishes themselves. Charcoal Room is my wife's favorite Las Vegas restaurant.

Created by the dynamic brother-and-sister duo Cat and Tu Do, Boathouse Asian Eatery is a Northern California staple that offers guests an extensive selection of fresh seafood, innovative sushi rolls, and traditional Chinese fare. Whether you’re craving soul-warming clay pot salmon, traditional wok, a fresh California roll, crispy pork dumplings, or mouthwatering salt-and-pepper crab, this endlessly modern eatery serves up an eclectic mix of Asian Fusion cuisine, featuring Japanese-, Chinese-, and Vietnamese-inspired plates. You must check out the wonderful art decorations!

I have to be honest, there were some flaws in service during the dinner my wife and I had at Boathouse a few years ago. We were invited back but then Covid hit.

I must point out the length customer service went above and beyond for myself and my wife. We are both avid Pai Gow players. When we arrived at Place Station all Pai Gow tables were filled and people were waiting for a seat. I asked to speak to the floor manager and asked if there was a chance that they would open another table. Within ten minutes one was open and we were happy to be playing. That was a Las Vegas first for us.

We felt like a King and a Queen at Palace Station.