Durango Casino & Resort

Name: Durango Casino & Resort
Address: 6915 S. Durango Dr., Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $199+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Durango Casino & Resort is Station Casinos' upscale southwest property, pairing sleek modern rooms with a stylish pool district, strong dining and a buzzy locals'-luxury vibe. A polished, design-led resort with free parking, near Red Rock and the 215, from $199/night.

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Is Durango Casino & Resort Worth It? Honest Review & Rates

Durango Casino & Resort is the upscale southwest flagship of the Station Casinos group, blending genuine design polish with a locals'-luxury energy. The rooms feel genuinely current, the Bel-Aire Backyard pool club turns into a scene on summer weekends, and the restaurants — from Nicco's to the Eat Your Heart Out food hall — pull diners from across the valley.

It sits about seven miles southwest of the Strip near the 215, handy for Red Rock Canyon and the southwest suburbs, so a car is useful. With free self-parking and a contemporary, design-led feel, it's a standout among the off-Strip resorts, with rates from around $199 a night before fees.

Know before you book: the resort fee is $45 plus tax (about $51 all-in per night) and a $100-per-night incidental hold applies, but parking is genuinely free — self-parking and valet alike, with a nearly 2,000-space second garage added in the December 2025 expansion. There is no monorail or Strip shuttle out here, so budget 15–20 minutes by car or rideshare to the mid-Strip; the flip side is that Red Rock Canyon's scenic drive sits only about 20 minutes west.

Insider tipWhen you book, choose a Mountain View room over the 'Strip View' — from seven miles out the Strip is just a faint, distant skyline, while the west-facing mountain side frames the Red Rock sunset. The best view here looks toward the desert, not the neon.

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Upcoming Concerts

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Concerts

Switchfoot with special guest Anberlin

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Sevendust & Theory of a Deadman: The Dead Seven Tour

Rooms

Salon King Suite

The Salon Suite spans 1,200 square feet of warm, desert-toned space, and up to two connecting guest rooms can be added — the practical pick for larger groups. A 75-inch ultra-high-definition television pairs with a Crestron smart-control system that runs the suite's lighting, volume and shades from one touchpad. The bathroom stocks Agavia by Carlos Huber personal care products, and an embroidered robe and slipper set comes with the room.

Resort King - Mountain View

This king room looks toward the mountains through floor-to-ceiling windows and follows the tower's standard design: warm neutral tones, a small seating corner, a 65-inch ultra-high-definition television, and a spa-style bathroom with quality bath products.

Resort Room - Bed Type Assigned at Check-In

The entry-level Resort Room has the same finishes as the view rooms — warm neutral tones, a seating corner, a 65-inch ultra-high-definition television and a spa-style bathroom — but the bed type (king or two queens) and the view are assigned at check-in, which is why it usually prices lowest.

Resort King - Strip View

A king room with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the city, with the Strip skyline visible about seven miles off. Otherwise it matches the resort-king standard: warm neutral palette, a seating corner, a 65-inch ultra-high-definition television, and a spa-style bathroom.

Resort Two Queen - Strip View

Two queen beds for up to four guests, with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the city and the distant Strip skyline. Finishes match the rest of the tower: warm neutral tones, a seating corner, a 65-inch ultra-high-definition television, and a spa-style bathroom.

Resort Two Queen - Mountain View

Two queen beds for up to four guests, with floor-to-ceiling windows on the mountain side of the tower. Expect the standard Durango setup: warm neutral tones, a seating corner, a 65-inch ultra-high-definition television, and a spa-style bathroom.

Parlor King Suite

The Parlor is a one-bedroom king suite with a separate living room, an intimate dining area and a wet bar set up for making cocktails. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a 75-inch ultra-high-definition television anchor the living space, and the bathroom has a dual vanity and an oversized walk-in shower. A two-queen connecting room can be added for families or groups.

Location

6915 S. Durango Dr.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the resort fee at Durango Casino & Resort?

It's $45 plus tax — about $50.85 a night all-in — and it covers your high-speed in-room Wi-Fi. Because both self-parking and valet are free here, that fee is essentially the only mandatory add-on to your nightly rate.

Is parking free at Durango Casino & Resort?

Yes — and unusually for a Vegas resort, valet is free too, not just self-parking. A second garage with nearly 2,000 spaces opened in December 2025, so finding a spot is rarely a problem even on a busy casino night.

How far is Durango from the Las Vegas Strip?

About seven miles southwest, out at Durango Drive and the 215 Beltway. There's no monorail or Strip shuttle, so budget 15–20 minutes by car or rideshare each way. The trade-off is easy access to Red Rock Canyon (roughly 20 minutes west) and Downtown Summerlin (about 15 minutes north).

What are the check-in times, and what do I need at check-in?

Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out is 11 a.m. You must be 21 to reserve a room, and the front desk places a $100-per-night incidental hold on a credit card at arrival, so bring one even if you prepaid.

Can non-guests use the Bel-Aire Backyard pool?

Yes. Hotel guests get in free by flashing a room key, while the public can buy day passes — around $30 on weekdays and higher on weekends and holidays. The pool keeps seasonal daytime hours (roughly 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.) with cabanas, daybeds and in-season DJ sets.

Number of rooms209

CasinoDurango is a Station Casinos property whose casino floor opened at 83,000 square feet and grew by more than 25,000 square feet in the December 2025 expansion, which added an 8,000-square-foot high-limit slot room and bar. The floor holds over 2,000 slot machines and 60-plus table games, plus the STN Sportsbook.

Race & Sports BookYes. The STN Sportsbook has 25 seats, a circular bar and six screens totaling over 4,200 square feet of digital LED space, with The George Sportsmen's Lounge alongside for game-day viewing.

RestaurantsRestaurants: Nicco's (steakhouse), Mijo Modern Mexican, Summer House (California cuisine), Backyard Grill (American). The Eat Your Heart Out Food Hall includes Irv's Burgers, Prince Street Pizza, Ai Pono Café (Hawaiian), Uncle Paulie's (sandwiches), Yu-Or-Mi Sushi, Shang Artisan Noodle, Oyster Bar, Vesta Coffee, DRNK, and Nielsen's Frozen Custard; Villa's Tacos is slated to open in 2026 in the former Fiorella space.

EntertainmentLive entertainment at the Bel-Aire Lounge, DJs at Oasis Lounge and (in season) at the Bel-Aire Backyard pool, vinyl DJ sets at the Wax Rabbit speakeasy, and live music at Nicco's; schedules vary.

NightlifeBel-Aire Lounge, Oasis Lounge, Side Bar, and Wax Rabbit — a tequila-and-vinyl speakeasy hidden behind the tequila lockers inside Mijo, open Tuesday through Saturday evenings.

AttractionsRed Rock Canyon's scenic drive is about 20 minutes west; the Strip, T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium are 15–20 minutes east by car; Downtown Summerlin's shops and restaurants are about 15 minutes north.

PoolBel-Aire Backyard, the resort's pool club, offers private cabanas, oversized daybeds and pool chairs with food and cocktail service, plus DJ sets and events in season. Hours are seasonal (typically around 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.). Hotel guests enter free with a room key; day passes are sold to non-guests — about $30 on weekdays and more on weekends and holidays.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes. The Fitness Center is located on the 3rd floor of the hotel tower. Open 24 hours a day.

ShopsGift shop.

Wedding servicesYes.

Business centerNo. The front desk/concierge is available for printing and shipping/receiving requests.

Convention rooms25,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space.

ConciergeYes.

Room serviceYes, 24-hour in-room dining.

Maid serviceYes.

Luggage serviceYes.

Pets allowedPets not permitted. Service animals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), are permitted. Owner is responsible for animal's behavior. Animals may not be left unattended.

In-room Internet accessComplimentary high speed in-room internet access (included in resort fee).

Multilingual staffYes.

24-hour front deskYes.

SecurityYes.

ElevatorsYes.

Safe-deposit boxesYes.

Parking garageYes. A second garage with nearly 2,000 spaces opened in December 2025.

Free ParkingYes — both self-parking and valet are free.

Shuttle service to the airportNo.

Standard room amenitiesBeautyrest Black pillow-top beds with 400-thread-count sateen linens, floor-to-ceiling windows, 65-inch ultra-high-definition TV with casting, bathroom with dual-sink vanity and oversized shower, work desk with high-speed Wi-Fi, Bluetooth alarm clock, Nespresso machine, embroidered robes, in-room safe, and a garment steamer.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time3 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a roomMust be 21 years of age.

Incidental charges$100 per night incidental hold. Credit card is required.

Prices From$199

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