The reservation process was flawless, the email notifications were nice, and the beds were comfortable it was just an old facility and attracted a lot of smokers so it was a turn off to us. Our room didn't have a view so we got ready and got out of there. Not a hotel you could spend the day at but it was a decent hotel for what we paid.

I have not stayed at the hotel yet, so I am going to provide a review of the casino and staff.

This casino was once called The Preserve and still carries the motif, which I quite like. it's jungle-y...not much more to say. It is very clean and all the machines seem to function without problem.

If you are a full-pay video poker player, then this place is paradise. I play in the 5c - 25c range and there are at least 30+ full-pay video poker machines. For that alone, I *LOVE* this place.

The staff is perhaps the nicest I have encountered outside of the Skyline. Many of the cleaning staff and the table hostesses said "hello" and "good morning" as I walked by and that is simply WELCOMING. If there is a manager reading this...THANK YOU. Nothing means more to players than a sense of being welcome to an establishment and that sense has fallen far by the wayside in Vegas since the 80s. I actually felt like the casino was GLAD I was there. I've never had that sense of welcome in ANY other Station property.

I played for many of my 6-day trip at the Fiesta Henderson and think I will actually stay there next time. Despite the bankruptcy reorg of the Station casinos, the Fiesta Henderson stands out among all their properties. The management actually UNDERSTANDS what a local (or a video poker tourist) wants in a casino and the Fiesta Henderson delivers.

I will review the buffet separately, which was merely adequate, but with an excellent wait staff.

Not having stayed at the Fiesta for 5 years we came back . Got agreat on line rate for 3 nights,resort fee was almost as much as the room rate. Bed's O.K. lighting could be better( 2 lamps ) more light in bathroom Ate in the Buffet B-$ 4.49 L $ 5.99 D $ 7.99 ;was better then some fancy strip buffets.Casino had a lot os penny slot's.Plenty of parking outside and in the garage

The Fiesta Henderson is one of the many casinos owned by the Stations brand. All of these casinos are geared towards locals, with cheap buffets, relatively decent odds for gambling, movie theatres, and plenty of discounts. They're also off the strip, though, so if you're traveling to Vegas and want to stay in one of these casinos, you're going to need a car.

This casino is tucked away way out in Henderson, and it's on the lower end of the Stations casinos in quality, but boy, is it cheap. Needing a room for a Sunday night, I went to Kayak on a Saturday and checked to see what was available. The Fiesta Henderson was $15! That's a good deal for a clean room, and I couldn't have asked for all that much more on such short notice. The casino had a $11.99 resort fee and when I tried to use the wireless internet, there were conflicting reports about whether it would cost me $5.99 (as the webpage told me) or nothing additional (as the TV which supplied the password for the wireless told me). Either way, the wireless was pretty useless, but the wired Ethernet connection in the room was totally fine. Some coupons were included in the resort fee, one of which was a $10 match play coupon which I used to win $20 in blackjack, paying for the cost of the room.

This is a pretty old hotel, so don't expect incredible amenities. Simple tub-shower combination. A well-aged CRT TV with a few cable channels. Two elevators for nine floors of rooms. There is a pool, but I wasn't able to get to it before checking out. Noon checkout, too, which is nice.

The hotel has a gift shop with basic sundries, but it closes after 8:00 pm from Sunday-Thursday and 10:00 pm on Friday-Saturday. The front desk sells some basic sundries (e.g. Tylenol) afterwards. There's a Denny's on the property, but the better option is a 24-hour Fatburger.