Just enough pillows and towels, nothing extra at all. Turn every light on and it is still very dark. Once in the room, we just stood there! This place is dark. So, typical you have to drag your bags through a smoke filled casino to get to the elevators for the rooms.

Parking not convenient to the hotel check in. My husband and I are not 5 star resort types, we can rough it and generally do. Where to start? Arrived on a Sunday for a Bingo Tournament. The bathroom was a minor quibble for a solo male traveler.WOW. My room was clean with good housekeeping, however, on this stay, the bathroom in my hotel room could use a refresh, especially the shower curtain, which was well past its 'best before' date. Try comparing THOSE rates to The Strip (especially on the weekend). In addition, they slashed my nightly Resort Fee (which all Vegas hotels charge) to $12.50 instead of the normal $24.99. For instance, I paid $34.99 for Thursday night, $78.99 for Friday night, and $78.99 for Saturday night. If you play even a little slots/video poker and/or table games you'll soon be rewarded with offers for VERY LOW room rates. Live entertainment, movie theaters, a 24-hour eatery, and a Kids Club also round out this one-stop resort. In addition to slots and table games, Boulder Station has a full-service sportsbook and vibrant poker room (featuring MORE than just Texas Hold 'em) that transforms this place into a DESTINATION rather than just a 'Local's Casino'. The DIFFERENCE between this property and other 'off-strip' casino-hotels is that Boulder Station still has that 'VEGAS BUZZ' that we all crave, when we travel to Sin City.

A few miles east of The Strip, you'll find this outstanding BARGAIN hotel-casino complex where you can ESCAPE the high rates and gambling limits found on Las Vegas Boulevard (especially on Friday and Saturday nights).

Boulder station hotel and casino avis