You get internet, a 10% gift shop discount, a free cup of Starbucks coffee, a daily newspaper, unlimited local/toll free/domestic long distance calls.

Santa Fe Station Las Vegas has a resort fee of $14.55 per night.

Don't come out to the pool expecting to find romance, unless you are looking for a sexy senior citizen from out of town. The Santa Fe Station Las Vegas pool is basic at best. And yes, we have plenty of promo codes for you to save money with! How's the Pool? If you're like Casino Boy and want to do some partying, look to the other Las Vegas hotels like the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Santa Fe Station Hotel Las Vegas is packed with mostly older locals, but there are families with kids here too. What You Get Bottles of in the Bathroom:įine English soaps (you know the English like to smell good), conditioning shampoo and almond lotion (FYI: it doesn't taste the way it smells). You will have time to argue that bill for a porno movie that was 'mysteriously' charged to your room. Santa Fe Station Hotel Las Vegas is a small hotel meaning that check-in and check-out are quick. CAUTION: Beware of outrageous mandatory 'amenity fees' that will be tacked on to your room rate. Of course, they take it out of you in the casino, but still, it doesn't stink like it used to, and the property's overall decor is much nicer. The whole property has been dramatically improved by Station Casinos. They have irons, hair-dryers, but no safe. The windows open, but the hotel is so low you aren't likely to die in any fall. Don't think you can force a snoring friend to sleep in there. The bathrooms at Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino are as small as reasonably possible. One-bed rooms have a king, and two-bed rooms have two double beds. They are average sized with an open closet (the hallmark of a budget-minded hotel). Santa Fe Station Las Vegas has clean, basic rooms.

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