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| - The hotel itself is nice. My best friend stayed in the king suite, we stayed in the Jr. Suite, and the rest of the wedding party stayed in regular rooms.
After we all made reservations, we requested that they make note that we would rather have all the wedding party and guests stay on the same floor, and if that wasn't possible, just me be on the same floor as them (I was the matron of honor). My best friend had her wedding at Sunset Gardens and I guess you get a discount for staying at Sunset Station...so upon arrival, after we also requested early check in, we discovered that our rooms were not ready. We waited 2 hours and came back to find out we were all on different floors. We spoke to the manager, James, and he placed us all on the same floor immediately. Now those rooms had been clean and we didn't really have to wait but we did due to the front desk people not knowing what they were doing.
We get into the rooms. Spacious, clean, nice. The rooms were fine. No issues there. Though they only give 2/towels to the Jr. Suite so I requested more.
This place has ample parking because it isn't on strip or technically even in Vegas.
Security is ridiculous, more security than on strip casino/hotels and they kept confronting us as though we were doing something wrong. Made us feel uncomfortable.
The elevator kept deactivating our room cards so 1 week stay and 16 cards later....you get the picture. And you had to have a working card to get to your floor to get to your room.
The one thing I did like was if you call front desk, they address you by your name, that was nice.
The card dealers at the blackjack tables weren't friendly at all, tables close around 12-2am, something like that.
Restaurants are horrible. Bad service and bad food.
The keno girls in the cafe are so rude.
This hotel/casino has shuttles but they don't shuttle to the strip or airport.
Overall, this will be our first and last stay here. Not amazing.
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