Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino

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Santa Fe Station is a Hotel & Casino located on North Rancho Drive that caters to Las Vegas “locals”. The 200 room hotel and casino opened in 1991 as the Santa Fe and in 2000 it was renamed Santa Fe Station, when it was purchased by Station Casinos (Red Rock Resorts). The theme is the Southwest / Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The casino has 150,000 square feet of gaming space with over 2,200 slot and video poker machines. The casino pit has Blackjack, Craps, Pai Gow Poker, Roulette and Ultimate Texas Hold’em. They have a very nice STN Race & Sports Book, Live Keno, a 340 seat Bingo Hall and a 14 table Poker Room that is open 24/7. They use the my|Rewards Boarding Pass card.

The Santa Fe Station has great dining options in all price points, including:

Brass Fork (American) Open 24/7
Capriotti’s (American)
The Charcoal Room (Steaks & Chops)
Leticia’s Cocina + Cantina (Mexican)
Fatburger (American)
Keglers Grill (American) In the Bowling Center
Nielsen’s Frozen Custard (Dessert)
The Oyster Bar (Seafood)
Panda Express (Chinese)
Stallone’s Italian Eatery (Italian)
Starbucks (American)
Wing Stop (American)

They have several bars and lounges, including 4949 Lounge, Sports Book Bar, Iguana Bar, Chrome Bar, Stoney’s North Forty, Leticia’s Cantina and the Bowling Center Bar. On Friday and Saturday nights they have live entertainment in the 510 seat Chrome Showroom.

Santa Fe Station has a 60 lane Bowling Center, 16 screen Century Theatres, Cyber Quest Arcade and Kid’s Quest: Supervised Child Care. At one time it had the only ice rink in Las Vegas. The ice rink was removed in 2004 to make room for the movie theater.

Santa Fe Station offers free valet and self parking. RTC Bus Route: 106