I’m a certified dealer myself but did not bother arguing because I just wanted to enjoy the game (at 3am with no one else at the table mind you). Mary specifically dealt the game and tried to enforce a bunch of BS rules while I was at the table. Guests are all bored and annoying with nothing better to do but distract players and the dealers have no sense of courtesy. I wanted to avoid the strip and Fremont so I chose a place close to home where they “love locals“ what a load of junk that is. I’m a Vegas local and a casino industry employee, decided to come in after work to play some roulette. They get stars for free parking, easy close access to rooms, daily housekeeping, generally clean. So, yeah, they are trying, but I feel even 3 stars is generous. Then we order off the Happy Hour menu we were given (about twice the price), and we were told that was an old menu and the two things we ordered were no longer on the menu… grrrrr.īeds were low and lumpy, elevator acted like there were ghosts not closing the door for one or two tries, key card getting demagnetized… grrr. Not sure when that was, but it was not even close.

We mentioned to a guard as we were schlepping back to the room and it was like “I know… probably just too expensive to keep heated” which sounded to me like a normal thing and not just a “this broke this week” thing.Īfter that everything bugged me… we called to ask about Happy Hour at the Mexican place… they wouldn’t answer so I called the front desk… they said $5 appetizers, $4 beer, $6 margaritas…. distance aside we were excited to spend time in their little sanctuary… pool and hot tub were ice cold. It was a pretty little courtyard with padded lounge chairs and lots of towels. We finally found it as far away and hidden as you can get on the property (such a weird place to put it, and such a long and difficult place to find). it’s the only thing that doesn’t hurt her joints. We knew it was going to be small, but my traveling companion needed a pool for exercise. Important to us was a heated swimming pool. These hotels may also be interesting for you.The things that bugged me made it hard to see past the things I liked. Show more Interesting hotels nearby Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino

Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino is located in 4949 North Rancho Drive, 89130, Las Vegas, USA. It isn't terrible, but some visitors say it is an area that the staff could improve upon. Several guests point out that the level of cleanliness in the rooms in particular could be better.

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