Boulder Station

Boulder Station is a one-stop locals' resort on Boulder Highway, combining affordable rooms with a big casino, an 11-screen cinema, the Railhead live-music showroom and free parking. A comfortable, wallet-friendly base about 15 minutes from the Strip.

Is Boulder Station Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Boulder Station is the kind of all-in-one locals' resort where you barely need to leave: a sizeable casino, an 11-screen cinema, the Railhead live-music showroom, a food court and several restaurants all sit under one roof. The rooms are comfortable and affordable, and the whole place has a welcoming, repeat-visitor feel.

It's about five miles and 15 minutes from the Strip (west along Flamingo Road or Tropicana Avenue), so it suits travelers with a car who want locals' value over a Boulevard address. Free self-parking is a given, and Kids Quest child care makes it an easy pick for families.

Insider tipTraveling as three or four? Book the Standard Two Queen rather than the Standard King - both are the same 300 square feet, but the king room caps at two guests while the queen room sleeps four.
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Rooms

Standard Two Queen

Standard Two Queen

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This 300-square-foot room has two queen beds with pillow-top mattresses and triple sheeting. The décor is clean and understated - earthy browns, blues and gold with pops of red, upscale wall coverings and custom Americana-style artwork by Las Vegas artist Greg Miller. Amenities include a 37-inch HD TV, a computer desk and a built-in closet. The private bathroom has a combined tub/shower and a granite-topped vanity.

Standard King

Standard King

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This 300-square-foot room has one king bed with a pillow-top mattress and triple sheeting - the same clean, earthy-toned look as the queen rooms, with custom Greg Miller artwork, a 37-inch HD TV, a computer desk and a built-in closet. The private bathroom has a combined tub/shower and a granite-topped vanity.

Location

4111 Boulder Hwy.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Boulder Station have bowling?

No. Boulder Station has an 11-screen movie theater and the Railhead live-music showroom, but no bowling alley - you may be thinking of Sam's Town, another locals' casino about a mile down Boulder Highway.

How far is Boulder Station from the Strip?

About five miles, a roughly 15-minute drive west along Flamingo Road or Tropicana Avenue (Boulder Highway itself runs toward downtown). The closest big Strip attractions - the High Roller and the Venetian's gondolas - are just under five miles away. There's no hotel shuttle to the Strip or the airport, so plan on a car or rideshare; self-parking at the resort is free.

What is the resort fee at Boulder Station?

$30 plus tax per night. It covers Wi-Fi, the fitness room, the outdoor pool and local and long-distance calls. Self-parking is free and sits outside the fee, so the resort fee is the only mandatory add-on.

Is Boulder Station good for families?

Yes. Kids Quest runs hourly drop-in child care with the Cyber Quest arcade alongside, so parents can slip off to the casino or a Railhead show, and there's an 11-screen cinema and an outdoor pool on-site. Children 12 and under stay free with an adult.

Is there late-night or 24-hour food at Boulder Station?

Yes. Game On, the resort's restaurant and sports bar, serves American comfort food around the clock, so there's always a sit-down option after a late night at the tables. For quick bites the Quick Eats food court has Capriotti's, Sbarro, Wingstop and three more counters, plus a separate Starbucks, while The Broiler is the resort's steak-and-seafood room for a proper dinner.
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Number of rooms300.
CasinoYes. Casino games include blackjack, bingo, craps, pai gow poker, roulette and mini baccarat. There are about 2,200 slot and video poker machines, including Megabucks. The casino has a 10-table poker room (open 24 hours), a 14-seat live keno lounge and a 400-seat bingo room.
Race & Sports BookYes - a race and sports book with a big-screen wall and an adjacent lounge.
RestaurantsThe Broiler - Steak & seafood Leticia's Cocina & Cantina - Mexican Game On - 24-hour restaurant and sports bar Starbucks - Cafe Quick Eats food court - Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, La Flor de Michoacán, Sbarro, Tacos El Pastor, Teriyaki Madness and Wingstop
EntertainmentThe Railhead, an intimate showroom with live music and comedy - jazz, blues, country and rock - and no cover for most shows. Karaoke runs on weekends in the KIXX lounge.
NightlifeYes, there are four bars at the resort: the Havana Cigar Bar & Lounge, Kixx Bar, Brewers Bar and the Sports Bar.
AttractionsYes, an 11-screen movie theater.
PoolYes, one outdoor pool.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes, there is a fitness room.
SpaNo.
ShopsOne gift shop.
Convention roomsYes, there are 13,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space.
Child-care facilitiesYes - Kids Quest, an hourly drop-in child-care and play center, with the Cyber Quest arcade alongside.
Pets allowedNo.
In-room Internet accessYes, included in the resort fee.
Hotel amenitiesGuest services, currency exchange, laundry and luggage service, housekeeping, room service, safety deposit box and wake-up calls.
Parking garageYes, a five-story parking garage; self-parking is free.
RV parkNo.
Shuttle service to the airportNo.
Shuttle service to the stripNo.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out timeNoon.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
PoliciesChildren 12 and under stay free with an adult. The maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four.
Incidental chargesThe hotel requires a credit card at check-in for incidental charges.
Prices From$54
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