Meanwhile, Cabo Mexican Restaurant provides classic favorites in a modern atmosphere, with lights that resemble chili peppers! The Feast Buffet has something for everyone, and guests can also grab their caffeine fix of choice at the Starbucks off the lobby. The Grand Café can satisfy all cravings at all times of day and is open for 24 hours. They also serve calzones, antipasti, pastas, stromboli and salads. Little Tony’s, the brainchild of 1l time World Pizza Champion Tony Gemignani, offers a plethora of pizza styles.

The Charcoal Room steakhouse features several high grade beef cuts, fresh seafood and a varied selection of delectable appetizers. Palace Station’s dining is highly diverse and rich much like the city of Las Vegas itself.

A high end slots area is available, in addition to an expansive sports and racing book and a poker room (nonsmoking of course). There is also a gaming area featuring pai gow tiles. The casino is consistently crackling with excitement! There are more than 44 table games, over 1,600 slot machines and a 307 seat bingo hall. All rooms and suites are very accessible from the lobby and parking garage. The courtyard’s rooms are clean, convenient and comfortable with plentiful amenities. They also have upgraded amenities, such as flat screen televisions, first class bath products and work areas. The 21-story Luxury Tower boasts suites and rooms with a modern and sophisticated décor. With spacious rooms and a convenient location (mere minutes from the Las Vegas Strip), Palace Station is the epitome of comfort and class. If not for the runaway success of this establishment, none of the other station casinos would exist. Originally known as the “The Casino,” Palace Station served as a pioneer for the rest of the Station owned properties. Palace Station is located off of The Strip and has excellent food, side splitting comedy acts, and highly affordable rooms.

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