We only stayed for one night so the lack of a great view from the room didn´t bother me. The standard room with two queens are large and a good value for the price.

The Casino is nice and the coctail service is good.

One of the reason why we stayed here in Henderson was that there is great shopping nearby, you have the Sunset Mall very near and also a Target, a Walmart and not so far away a Old Navy in other shopping area.

We stayed here while working the CES conference. The hotel was easy to get to and has many food options very close. The rooms were clean and fairly standard for hotels. The only downside for us was that the buffet did not open until 8 and then they let patrons in very slow. Hard to make a 9 AM opening at a conference on the strip. Food was good quality and cheaper then options on the strip. Overall I would stay at one of the Station hotels again as the cost savings allowed us to have a car and not stuck on the strip.

Very nice for the price and if you have a car. The room was clean and comfortable. The buffet was excellent. They have a nice movie theatre and activities for children. We were disappointed that the pool closed early, 6pm! After a long day of sightseeing, we were looking forward to cooling off and relaxing by the pool. Their website made the pool area look fantastic but we were there for a week and didn't get to enjoy it once. If you are just visiting the casino, then its a nice play to stay. Next time I think we will stay closer to the strip and get a hotel that has a pool open later than 6 pm.

Family who used to live in Henderson recommended this hotel for our stay in Las Vegas during CES, but we really didn't like it.

After a long drive, my husband and I wanted to shower, but the water was icy. When we called about it, we got a string of confusing answers, until we finally found out that their boiler was broken, and there would be no hot water to be had for hours. By the way, it doesn't matter which button you press on the room phone: whether it's housekeeping, or room service, or the front desk, it all goes through to the same overwhelmed operator. And even then, the only way to talk to the front desk is to go down in person.

We like casinos, but the one here is sterile, kind of like a dead mall full of slot machines. There was not a single bar with a cozy nook in which to have confidences with one's sweetheart, and the fact that there's a day care center where you can drop off your kids seems kind of depressing.

We finally had hot water, but there are clearly still problems with the plumbing, since it would make gurgling noises all the time, and we wanted to leave. But it was nearly impossible to reach the manager to change our reservation. My husband left a message in the morning (in person at the front desk), and he couldn't be bothered to call us. Finally, we tracked him down, and cancelled the last two days of our five day reservation.

It probably wouldn't suffer so much for its problems, were it not for the extraordinary standards of hospitality you can find elsewhere in Las Vegas. The $170/night they charged us was ridiculous, given that after we cancelled here, we were able to book a similar room for less right on the strip in the much livelier Luxor. Unless you prefer the suburban glory of Henderson (and it really is suburban glory with loads of great chain stores all around), and you like cold showers, you should look around harder before booking here.