At the far reaches of the valley stands this hotel and casino!…read more The best of Boyd's Gaming come out and play some. As many know, if you're a local; this is an outstanding property for our fun. Now depending on where you're coming from; this is a long long drive . We came a long long distance; but for the seclusion it's worthy of that. Are you looking just to get away. It's all here . The movies, arcades, food, drinks, music, and gambling! Play and stay! Enjoy some simple fun! Detox and get closer to the ones you love. As we walked around so many different ways to have some simple pleasures in life . Who remembers an Orange Julius and Dairy Queen together. They have that here . Yes. Now let's have some fun.

This review is basically just for the casino, not the pool, spa, hotel or any specific food outlet…read morebut I will touch on that a little later in this review... Ok, Aliante is pretty close and convenient probably draws a lot from Sun City and a few of the smaller master planned communities within Aliante and nearby north las vegas. During the daytime hours it's pretty dead except on "free gift" day. The parking lot (again during the day) is pretty empty except right by the casino entrances. The garage is a ghost town but is a wise choice when the weather gets hot. Clean? Fairly smoke free? Yes. Decent amount and variety of machines? Yeah I guess so. Table games, not many operating during the day. Hi limit bar? Virtually deserted during the day . The bar itself used to have a good amount of patrons, but ever since the upped the machines to a dollar minimum from .25 for the standard poker there's always plenty of empty machines (maybe different at night or weekends). The sportsbook is under renovation I guess that's a good thing. The space where TGI Friday's was is still in the "coming soon" mode. IMHO, while the casino has pluses.... It seems to be way different than when I first went more than a few years ago. No weekend giveaways, nothing of note on senior Tuesdays unless you want a bingo discount. The buffet is long gone, and I think so are the crowds. We've all heard the term "food desert" I think a more apt term is Aliante, where restaurants go to die. I mean during the daytime until 4:00 PM, your dining choices are the farm and the 2-3 outlets open at the food court. I guess if you like Capriotti's, your in luck because that outlet seems to be the only one doing any business . (you can use a monthly food credit there ). But market and salted lime and Trattoria 57 aren't open till four and I think salted lime is the only one open every day. So in my opinion, what do you get at Aliante? A safe, clean hum drum local casino that is a decent place to play the slots.... But if you want excitement and good food, best go somewhere else. I think in this area , Santa Fe, is much more lively, better choices. If you want Pizzaz? Red Rock is not far away, nor is Rampart (the resort at Summerlin) and Suncoast... I wonder if all the residential construction on the 215 between Decatur and the 15 will force Boyd to beef up their game .

We stayed at Santa Fe Station after a friend recommended it, and after having dinner at the seafood…read morerestaurant, which was excellent. Overall, we were pleasantly surprised. The casino and hotel aren't brand new, but everything was clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly, and unlike some casinos, the bartenders didn't seem overly concerned with the drink light system or make you feel like you were being watched before serving a drink. The biggest downside was the pool. With temperatures around 118 degrees outside, it felt like an afterthought and could definitely be better. We also found that a couple of the restaurants took longer than expected to get food out. They do have live entertainment, although some of the crowd it attracted was a little questionable. If you're expecting the luxury of Mandalay Bay or MGM, this isn't that kind of property. But if you're looking for a clean, comfortable place with good service and solid value for the money, Santa Fe Station is a great choice. We'd definitely stay here again.

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This casino/hotel is my parents go-to. We booked two adjoining rooms and was not disappointed even…read morethough it's a little outdated. The rooms were clean, the receptionist was joyful and helpful. I had to go back down to request extra blankets and someone delivered in less than 10 minutes, we were impressed by that. Some hotels took about 15-20 minutes. I like that there was a small room next to the check in desk where you can get coffee 24/7. The rooms seem secure and well-maintained, I will definitely be checking in again.

Looks like this is getting a little shade, but to be honest, it is quite a nice little hotel room…read morehere in Las Vegas. We checked in on a Thursday and enjoyed an evening of casino action and north Las Vegas. The area has a lot of restaurants to choose from if you are not feeling any of the casino restaurants...this night we hit up the Texas Roadhouse that is only a block away. The casino is not super small, but smaller than most...but I found it very fun. We sat at the bar most of the evening and got great service. I slept very well in the very comfortable hotel room. This place is solid....really hate the reviews are not showing a better experience here.

Sad to hear that this place will be closing and over 100 employees will be let go…read more It was a fun place North of the strip. All sorts of random people visited and played here. The staff were friendly and the food was surprisingly good! Thanks for the memories. Good luck to everyone on your new endeavors.

This casino is is alll locals. Very small and intimate. Staff know the regular players and…read moreemployees seem tight knit group. New players card you get free play money. I turn my $5 of free play money into $15 I will try their cafe next time I'm in town.

The food was good but i found a piece of hair in my food . I was disappointed. I told them and…read morethey replaced the hash browns.

Been in Vegas 20+ years and have been in 99% of the casinos. Recently decided to visit some of the…read moreolder casinos that I see commercials for. Arizona Charlie's, skyline, Jerry's Nugget, etc. Jerry's Nugget is the one and only casino in Las Vegas that you have to pay for your drinks while gambling. I spent $900 at the machines and tables in a 2 hours span and they still made me pay for a simple bud light while playing. Too bad because the diner was fantastic and the staff at the diner were all terrific. Glad I visited but will never return. Makes no sense why someone would have to pay for a simple beer even while gaming. Lesson learned.

This is my favorite bingo room of the stations. The staff are really friendly and once they get to…read moreknow you, they welcome you by name which is cool. I like that a lot of times it's not really crowded. It does not matter the amount of people playing, I always seem to win which is what makes it fun and cool.

1000% recommend 80s rock shot bingo night! It is a great idea to stand in line by 7:30 to guarantee…read moreyour spot when doors open at 8pm for 9pm bingo! $35 buy in - cash only. Food: none in here, but yes in the casino Service: fun, interactive, dancing, free Jell-O shots if your table wins, selected cocktails are free but they were NOT good....there are also $3 margaritas in the casino! Ambiance: live DJ, loud music, bingo room was full of 80s tunes and we even dressed up in 80s attire

Another local casino. It isn't the glamorous kind. Silver Nugget is a popular place for people…read moreliving in North Las Vegas. Much different than other places to gamble. This actually closes at night and isn't always open. It isn't a very classy looking casino. It's at the end of a strip mall. There's no hotel attached to it so it's just a place to hang out. A major difference is their operating hours. This casino is actually closed sometimes. It closes at about 11 at night. This is about the only casino in the Valley that isn't always open. It kind of has a bad smell inside. Typical chain smoking. Besides that it's not that bad. They have cheap food if you're hungry enough to get it. Fun times in the bowling alley. It's family fun. The casino has cheap greasy food too.

I went to Silver Nugget Casino and had a good time. It's not too big, so it's chill and not super…read morecrowded. The staff was nice, and the slots were fun. The food was okay too. If you want a relaxed place to gamble, this is a good spot.

Nice intimate spot for concerts/shows…read more Prices were pretty reasonable for the show we watched on a Friday night. I bought tickets on their website, and that was pretty easy to navigate. Parking looked very limited on the map, but there are actually additional parking spaces on the street and on the side of the building. There are parking attendants that will assist you with parking, and it was pretty efficient. When you step inside, you'll go through a metal detector and security. There's a small bar, but I was pretty impressed with the amount of alcohol and win/beer that they have. Prices for drinks were reasonable. The sound system in the venue was perfect. Seats / tables were comfortable. Not a bad seat in the house. I really enjoyed the setting and had fun.

Great venue for more intimate acts. I came here to watch Pink Pelvis and it was very entertaining…read more We had very good seats and had a great view of the stage/performers. There was ample bathroom stalls-and clean. I also saw that it has a fun Photo Booth opportunity too. The bar was small but had the usual liquors and mixers. Parking wasn't bad either as they had a designated valet/parking team telling you where to park.