We visit Sunset Station at least once per trip primarily to dine though low rollers can fnd FPDW in nickels. The buffet for breakfast is pretty good particularly given the current pricing ($4.99) and the LVA 2/1 coupon. We went buffetless on our current (in process) trip, but we did have lunch at Oyster Bar. My wife ordered a bowl of the Manhattan clam chowder which was pretty good. I settled on the red bean and rice which included a large portion of andouille sausage. It was on a Wednesday afternoon, so as a senior, I was able to pay he bill using only 1/2 points.

Having family in Henderson, I've learned over the years that they LOVE Sunset Station. I've also fell in love with this member of the Station Casinos family. I first went to Sunset in 2005 and was amazed at all this place offers. It has the basics of course: table games, slots, a good buffet. But what sets Sunset apart is all the extras that it has.

In 2010, traveling to Henderson with my wife and staying at Sunset is when I was able to experience all the bells and whistles of Sunset Station. They have Bingo, a bowling alley, a move theatre, a great food court complete with a FatBurger (Yum!), and all around good customer service.

The rooms are nice and clean, and if you're staying there and don't feel like eating in the casino, there's a In-and-Out Burger sitting out front on Sunset Blvd. That's always a good thing for us folks in the east who only get to enjoy In-And-Out when we're out west.

Sunset is a nice stay/visit if you want to stay off the strip, or have family in the area.

I stayed here in Feb 2008. The casino is large & has a nice selection of slot machines. The drink service was excellent & the waitresses very pleasant.

Check-in was VERY slow. Room was clean & very basic (had plasic cups & no hair conditioner). Taxi from Airport was $35.

Nice locals casino, but I would not stay here again. Slots were no looser than the Las Vegas strip. Review required a rating for table games & poker room, but I did not try these.