Palace Station Hotel and Casino Pool Review

The pool deck at Palace Station Hotel and Casino combines a resort-style atmosphere with easy access to the gaming floor. Located on the second-floor terrace, the area features a main pool, hot tub, and shaded cabanas.

Daytime temperatures in Las Vegas make the pool a popular daytime retreat. Guests can charge drinks and food directly to their room or use comp dollars earned from play.

Pool Hours & Access

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The pool is open daily from
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. during summer
Pool Hours & Access

The pool is open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. during summer months and closes at 6 p.m. in winter. Hotel guests receive free entry; day passes for non-guests cost $25 on weekdays.

Amenities & Services

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Attendants provide towel service and rent

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cabanas starting at $75. A poolside bar

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Amenities & Services

Attendants provide towel service and rent cabanas starting at $75. A poolside bar serves frozen cocktails and light bites. Live DJ sets run on Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m.

Verdict

Palace Station’s pool offers solid value
for locals and budget travelers. While it
Verdict

Palace Station’s pool offers solid value for locals and budget travelers. While it lacks the luxury bells and whistles of Strip mega-resorts, the convenient location and low cabana rates make it a practical choice for a relaxed afternoon.

Pros

Low day-pass price, quick walk to
slots and sportsbooks, friendly staff.
Pros

Low day-pass price, quick walk to slots and sportsbooks, friendly staff.

Cons

Limited shade during peak sun, no
dedicated children’s area, occasional noise from nearby
Cons

Limited shade during peak sun, no dedicated children’s area, occasional noise from nearby train tracks.