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Guest Reviews Texas Station Hotel Las Vegas
17 Apr 2011
Stayed here a couple years back, and when I went this time is was similar but
you could tell the room was older, it looked tired. Bathroom was kept up and had
a nice oversized tub/shower. Its a little ways off the strip but for the price
cant beet it. Keep in mind they charge a daily fee in addition to the daily
price listed which gives you access to the pool, free wifi and a free coffee at
their starbucks location.
Guest Reviews Texas Station Hotel Las Vegas
Apr 16, 2011
For the price this is a wonderful experience. We go to the Drs. every month and
we stay at Texas Station. The rooms are clean, bright and so far quiet. (Just
don't get room next to elevator). We have used "My Vacation" which saved us
money and just signing our check and not worrying about having cash on us.
The extra restaurants and theatres are great to have on hand after a long day of
doctor appts.
I would recommend
Texas Station to anyone who wants to avoid the hassle of the
downtown and the strip.
Guest Reviews Texas Station Hotel Las Vegas
Mar 5, 2011
We stayed at Texas Station for three nights as part of a reunion deal. This
location had been selected for affordability. The rooms are average to below
average, but cheap rates. The gambling is so-so. There are the usual amenities,
with lots of places to eat to choose from. The staff seemed nice, but I
understand they have a very high turnover rate.
I would give the buffet there a very high mark. Of all the things I experienced
there (as far as the hotel goes), the buffet was the best. The food was
excellent by buffet standards, and I went several times, a record for me. I
typically do not like buffets.
If you are looking to experience
Vegas, this is NOT the place to go. This is
a locals hangout, and far from the Strip. Shuttle service does not go here, and
a cab fare can easily catch you $50 one way from McCarran International Airport,
and $20-$25 one way to the Strip. These prices will quickly overrun any cost
saving factors trying to avoid the big Vegas Strip hotels. For cost
effectiveness, I would look at downtown hotels or less trendy Strip hotels like
the Stratosphere or
Imperial Palace .
Guest Reviews Texas Station Hotel Las Vegas
Jan 19, 2011
We had booked this hotel for a soccer tourney and I had read the prior reviews
but had remained open minded. But the second you arrive at this place the
overwhelming smoke hits you as they have poor ventilation. The front staff was
only luke warm and first room they gave us had view of dirty service roof, we
asked to be moved which they did only to have the next room be stained, out
dated, and the blanket on the bed had been ripped and hand repaired. Just
overall bad and old. We left within 2 hours and found another hotel. This place
is in a bad area and the kind of people who were in a nd around were not family
friendly.
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