Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino

4949 N Rancho Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89130, USA

Address:	4949 N Rancho Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89130, USA
Phone:	+1 866-767-7770
Site:	santafestation.sclv.com
Rating:	4.1

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Reviews 4

William Nessola

Booked hotel through Hot wire for $36 + $17 resort fee. This isnt my first time in Vegas or my first time staying at a cheaper hotel, so I wasnt under any illusions on the type of hotel Id get for $52 off strip. We were also coming off a 3 day camping trip at Zion National Park so youd think anything would be nice after sleeping on the ground for a few days Check in was quick and efficient, no line. Got to the room and it was pretty standard for this price range. No mini fridge, cable TV is about 50 channels (guess they upgraded from a previous review). I expected peeling wall paper/patched holes in the wall and was right - expected at this price point. Beds were comfortable. Middle desk lamp didnt work unless you ground the switch roughly while turning it Your thermostat had no effect on room temperature. Set the thermostat to 70 when we came in, didnt get much colder, set it to 66 and didnt wake up cold. We had an excellent view of the casinos loading dock. What I didnt expect and took two stars off the rating for was the pervasive smell of smoke. It smelled faintly of smoke when we came in, and it only got worse the longer we were in the room. We soon realized that it was coming out of the AC system. We were able to mitigate it by leaving the door closed to the bathroom. The later the night went, the worse it got (I guess as activity in the casino went up). Using the bathroom gave you the concentrated ashtray Scentsy aroma. I went down stairs around 10pm to see if I could get some airfreshener after reading about someone getting some from the front desk on a Priceline review. They said they could send someone up to spray my room but couldnt give me the air freshener. I would have been happy to leave my drivers license at the desk as a hostage but the front desk lady did not seem to care that it was making my wife nauseous. She could have at least pretended to care. Protip: You have to use your room key to summon the elevator. There are signs that say insert elevator access card but I figured it was referring to a staff key card/firefighter thing to override the elevators current route. Apparently no one else figured it out either, I rode the elevator about 8 times (always with long lines at the bottom until someone got off of the elevator) until a nice gentlemen told me around 11pm. All it would take was changing the sign to "Insert room key" or having the front desk mention using your key card would work.. Free Internet was a nice perk, it crawls to not being usable around 9 a.m. The pluses were the on site movie theater (movies as late as 10:30) and some food court stuff: Starbucks, Villa Pizza, Wingstop, Panda Express(not listed on their website), Fatburger, Capriottis subs etc. Theres also a bowling alley on site. These were the things that boosted the rating (maybe standard at nice places but a plus at a value stay). I wouldnt stay here again.

Jacob Newton

I travel a lot for work and am put up in various hotels. This is by far the worst long term hotel I have ever stayed in. The price of 35 dollars a night does not make up for the lack of a refrigerator, microwave or coffee pot. The service is essentially non existent, and if yoy find basic hotel services to be encluded with your fare then be prepared to be disappointed. If you want to have a internet speed that compares to dial up then dont worry, it is encluded in with your room, but to have any decent speed that we have grown to expect in the 21st century yoy will have to shell out an additional 15 dollars a night. I can see this hotel being good for locals, who are logical enough to get a hotel room rather than drink or drive. I see little further value beyond that. The type of people that a 35 dollar hotel drag in are questionable at best. Constantly I am waking up to a couple fighting and since the walls are little more than paper, I find myself almost getting involved in the fight. My hallway and room have on multiple occasions smelled of marijuana and the smoking from the second floor tends to work its way through my bathroom vent coating a nice cigarette layer in my room. Over I give it two stars because, like I mentioned, it would be okay for locals on a night out. If you are going to stay here for longer than a weekend....dont.

GOOGLE USER

We came here for the buffet. We looked at different stations casinos, somewhere less expensive, others were more expensive. Dont come here and be disappointed ^^ IF THIS WAS FREE^^ I still would not come here. The whole experience everything to the service and the food its all very disappointing. Read below to learn more. The Santa Fe Station was price down the middle. If youre ^^coming here for the buffet^^ forget it, this is probably the worst buffet from all ^^Station Casinos^^ first of all they dont have a seafood section, and their barbecue section, will there is no barbecue chicken. You have to grab some grilled chicken and throw some barbecue sauce over it, do you really call that barbecued NO!!! If youre thinking about taking some guests here dont do it everyone will be disappointed. Edit: I forgot to mention that theyre Asian section all they have is egg rolls noodles and vegetables NO sweet and sour ANYTHING OR orange chicken at all. If I had guests over at my house I still would not serve this piece of pie in the photo at it is all falling apart. I just keep adding stuff to this you can tell by the attitude and service of all employees that they are very well aware of how bad the food is here. My wife and I were at another casino and look at how the pies are there much better!!

Mike Anys

Its a cool place. A run of the mill casino. Great location too for locals. Especially if you want to go out without going o the strip. So you will get less of a crowd. I have not been to their club revolver, but have heard five completely different people tell me about their club and said it was amazing and tons of fun so I would bet they have a five star club. Also, they do have a special players club card for military with half off or buy one get one free buffets every Monday. An a free star bucks. A dollar beer. 2 free games of bowling. That is really nice of them and the best military club members card out of any of the casinos I have been to in Vegas. It works at all of the station casinos. And their fest buffed is so awesome and affordable. Ive even to several buffets and the feast buffet at the station casinos has the best. All American meats like bbq steaks etc.. Asian section with sushi, Mexican section, pizza and Italian, salad soup bread bar, desserts, even a gelato counter. I probably forgot a couple sections. The feast buffet has a giant selection. At least if you like food give that a try. I think breakfast is 6$, lunch 9$, and dinner 12 or 13$. So worth it especially for military. A friend am I ate lunch at the red rock feast buffet for 12$ total.