Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Casino at Palace Station hotels in Las Vegas, United States of America.

"The rooms weren’t the best considering the prices. There wasn’t any hot water the water was luke warm. There was a foul smell in the hallways. "

"Disappointed that there was not complimentary coffee or breakfast."

"It was a good trip all in all. "

"Clean room"

"I absolutely loved staying at the Venetian. The rooms were a great size, plenty of room to lounge also! All the restaurants in the Venetian were delicious. You have to try the fried bologna sandwich, oh my gosh!"

"It was very clean not old sarah hotel anymore. Part of SLS group so its really clean and updated. No coffee machine no hot tea in the room FYI"

"Clean & spacious rooms, comfortable, great location and friendly helpful staff."

"Nothing "

"I will start by saying, I know you always get what you pay for, so I was not expecting a ton. With that said, the room was fairly well cleaned, staff was nice, and it's a classic Vegas hotel. My issue started with the check in process, it was all kiosk check in, and if you try to check in with a front desk agent they tell you to go to the kiosk, this should be optional and not mandatory (I prefer to keep people employed). I used a phone tap payment at the kiosk, after waiting for a half hour for our room to "be ready", I was told it was because the kiosks don't do well with phone taps. The hotel is one of the older ones in Vegas, so their windows do not block sound at all, I was on the 23rd floor and was constantly woke up from traffic noises. Also, I found that besides a couple of screws that could be easily removed, the windows are able to be opened. One of the windows in my room was missing said screws and was able to open... Yikes! Considering I'm 23 floors up in a place known for drinking and people doing dumb stuff. Dining options were somewhat limited with what seemed like half the food court options closed most of the time. Not to mention paying $23 for a fast food burger. Overall, in a pinch I would stay again, but I would gladly spend a little extra for a newer property."