Santa Fe Station is a nice, mid-priced hotel/casino located just off the US 95 freeway in the north-central area of Las Vegas. The rooms are the equivalent of a Holiday Inn or Marriott Courtyard. The service of the Station employees was outstanding - very friendly. Major complaint: like many resorts in Vegas, this one charges a "hidden" mandatory $15 "resort... More

First I will say I stayed at the Santa Fe Station for the goose as my company paid the freight. So I have no idea what it cost. First off, the place is a $45 cab ride (each way) off the strip. So if you're looking for the Vegas experience with bright lights, shows and all that Vegas is known... More

I just can't say enough about the wonderful staff at the Santa Fe. Our slot hostess, Renita Willis, is just out of sight! She doesn't let any detail slip past her. Not only is she so sweet, she makes sure she looks us up often and makes sure we're well taken care of. This last trip we stayed for eight... More

Needed reservations fast or we were going to have to stay in a tent in 75 mph winds. We called and got recreations quickly. Room was okay standard level of clean, but it was missing all the normal stuff such as a hotel phone list and amenities guide and it was even sans paper and pen! Went and ate at... More

We flew to Las Vegas on Allegiant Air for discounts, this hotel was recommended. We really liked it here. It was about 10 miles from the stip of Las Vegas, so we could go to shows and shop at our leisure as we rented a car. We booked a trip to Grand Canyon and also drove to Santa Barbara CA.... More

this hotel is terrible-the service sucks. we reserved our rooms months in advance with not benefits at all. the hotel was sold out for the weekend we came. there was 1 lady at the registration desk at all times. Carla. The only nice employee I encountered in my 3 day stay. she answers all the telephones and does the check... More

Just spent last weekend at Santa Fe Station while in town for a soccer tournament. Not by choice, it was one of the required tournament contracted hotels. This is a tired, old hotel with really poor ventilation, in need of complete remodel. Besides the heavy smoke there was another underlying smell, a combination of mildew and outhouse, that lingered throughout... More

We stayed at the Santa Fe Station in March for our granddaughter's softball tournament. It was nothing fancy but it met our needs, was affordable, close to the ball fields and family friendly. My favorite thing about this hotel/casino was the friendliness of all the employees. Our first night there the team wanted to eat dinner together at Cabo, the... More

Truly the worst dump ever! I left there with a whole lot of bug bites all over my back and back of my legs. Can't say for certain it was bed bugs, but everything points in that direction. Upon arrival home, everything went directly from the garage into the washer and all luggage was sprayed with bug spray inside and... More