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The railroad-themed Boulder Station Hotel and Casino is a destination unto itself. Located on the Boulder Highway, this Las Vegas casino-hotel is a favorite with locals and visitors for its extensive amenities that include a modern 11- screen theatre complex and "Kids Quest," a fully supervised child-care facility. For their parents and other adults, the 75,000-square-foot casino is one of the busiest in Nevada, featuring 3,000 slots, table games, bingo, keno, a poker room and a race and sports book. What's more, Boulder Station features national and international performing acts in its intimate showroom, The Railhead. Guests can choose from 10 specialty dining options. The Broiler features fresh fish, live Maine lobster and prime-grade steaks. Pasta Palace specializes in, well, pasta, while guests can wolf down tacos, enchiladas, burritos and other Mexican delicacies at the Guadalajara Bar and Grille.
Boulder Station's 300 hotel rooms are appointed in the Victorian style that mirrors the theme of the entire property. All rooms are located in the 15- story tower, which offers fabulous views of The Strip or mountains. Non-smoking floors are available on request. Rooms include complimentary premium TV channels and Internet access.
Vegas visitors appreciate the Boulder Station Hotel and Casino's casual ambience and the looser slots and larger payoffs than the more expensive casinos on The Strip. The Las Vegas hotel offers a commission-free paycheck-cashing service, which includes a spin of a wheel for free drinks, complimentary hotel stays and something everybody who comes to Vegas wants: cash. |
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