Texas Station is simply a great stay in Las Vegas if you’re counting pennies. Although the complex sprawls in all directions, the hotel component is a modest and manageable 200 rooms. Self parking is right outside the door. Rooms are moderately spacious and functionally equipped. Don’t expect breathtaking views of the skyline or the mountains; most windows face adjacent walls,... more

My wife and I stayed at the hotel from November 22 through November 26, 2008. The hotel was very nice and comfortable, actually, better than what we expected. Considering that we traveled during the Thanksgiving season, it was much colder (40 – 50 degrees) than what we expected for Vegas, I was shocked. The hotel is inexpensive, especially if you... more

My wife and I drove down to North Las Vegas from Sparks, NV because of an employment interview and to also visit with some family in NW Las Vegas. I booked our stay at Texas Station through hotwire @ $30/night but a few hours later found a discount on orbitz @ $20/night at the same location so I submitted a... more

The hotel was OK, but make sure you ask for a room with a view! We had a lovely wall to look at! But we weren't in the room much. The hotel rates a general OK, it basic, but has everything you need, restaurants are good, plenty of bars etc. To say the locals love this place - there didn't... more

Stayed here back in January for business. Good location for my business. Nice place. Ordinary rooms at a fair price. I was told that the local's love this place. There is a lot to do with everything there. What else can I say. more

My husband stayed here for business meetings and I joined him for a long weekend. Room was pretty basic, though the beds and pillows were comfortable. Bathroom in good condition except for slow-draining sink. There were only two, rather uncomfortable chairs in the room. A more comfortable chair would have been appreciated. The restaurants that we tried were good. The... more

Our visit to Las Vegas was primarily to be with family members who reside in the North Las Vegas area so we decided this time to try something away from the strip and a little closer to them. This hotel, upon arrival, was a total surprise. For one thing, it is just about as large as the strip hotels, nothing... more

This is a decent hotel for the money, especially if you want to gamble and are looking for a big casino with lower limits than you find on the strip. The casino floor I was told was the 2nd largest in Vegas next to MGM and there were many food offerings that cator to most every taste. From a nice... more

We stayed at the Texas Station last week and I must say I was impressed with the overall service for the price we paid. Coming from a hospitality background, here is the real nitty gritty on this property. *The Front Desk agents were a hit or miss. The young lady that checked us in gave us an upgraded room at... more