Best rooms at Palace Station, ranked
Best overall: Executive Studio Suite — it gives the largest dedicated suite layout (king bed plus living area) and upgraded bathroom features compared with standard rooms. Best value for most travelers: Premier Room (including Premier Room, City View) — flexible bed options and the city-view variant adds skyline views without stepping up to a suite.
In this guide
- Why the Executive Studio Suite tops the list
- Best for skyline or city views: Premier Room, City View
- Best for space without upgrading to Executive: Studio Suite
- Best rooms for families and groups
- Best budget/value pick: Premier Room
- Booking tips and room-request advice
- Location, on-site amenities and how rooms fit your plans
Why the Executive Studio Suite tops the list
Executive Studio Suite pairs a King Bed with a separate living area and larger bathroom features, making it the most comfortable pick for travelers who want extra space to work, relax, or entertain in-room.
If you value a dedicated seating/dining area and larger bathroom fixtures (double-sink or soaking tub are available in some suites across the property), this suite is the best single-room upgrade short of multi-room accommodations.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Best for: travelers wanting more living space and a room that functions as both bedroom and small lounge
- Typical perks: larger floorplan, upgraded bathroom area
| Room type | Key feature |
|---|---|
| Executive Studio Suite | King bed + living area and upgraded bath |
| Studio Suite | King bed with dining/desk area (smaller than Executive) |
| Premier Room | Standard guest room; available with City View option |
Best for skyline or city views: Premier Room, City View
Premier Room, City View is the named room that guarantees a city view; the room description lists 340 sq. ft. and can take 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds. If a skyline or Strip-adjacent view matters, choose this variant at booking.
Premier Room - Bed Type Assigned At Check-In and standard Premier Room can come with either a King Bed or 2 Queen Beds; if you need a view, request the City View room specifically when reserving.
- Named option: Premier Room, City View (340 sq. ft.)
- Bed choices: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds (varies by booking)
- Best for: travelers who want a higher-floor city perspective without paying for a suite
| Room name | View / beds |
|---|---|
| Premier Room, City View | City view / 1 King or 2 Queen |
| Premier Room | Standard / 1 King or 2 Queen |
| Premier Room - Bed Type Assigned At Check-In | Bed assigned at check-in, view varies |
Best for space without upgrading to Executive: Studio Suite
Studio Suite offers a King Bed plus dining/desk area and living space in one room, a middle ground between a standard Premier Room and the Executive Studio Suite.
It’s a good choice for single travelers or couples who want more room to spread out but don’t need the larger Executive Studio Suite footprint.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Best for: travelers wanting a larger single-room layout for work/eating in-room
- Typical in-room features: separate desk/dining surface and living-area seating
| Why pick a Studio Suite | Who it's good for |
|---|---|
| More living/dining space than a Premier Room | Remote workers, longer stays, couples |
| Usually less costly than Executive Studio Suite | Travelers on a mid-range budget who want space |
| One-room layout with extra seating | Guests who entertain or need workspace |
Best rooms for families and groups
Premier Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds) is the practical family choice: the 2 Queen configuration accommodates children sharing a room, and up to three children 17 and under can stay free using existing bedding.
If you need more floor space for a family, consider the Studio Suite or Executive Studio Suite, which give extra seating and dining space but do not add extra bedrooms.
- Up to 3 children 17 and under stay free using existing bedding when sharing a parent/guardian room
- Rollaway/extra bed is available for a fee; cribs/infant beds are provided free of charge
- If multiple rooms are needed, Palace Station has 576 guest rooms across 21 floors (20 suites available property-wide)
| Family need | Recommended room |
|---|---|
| Extra bedding but one room | Premier Room (2 Queen) or Premier Room, City View (2 Queen) |
| More lounge/dining space | Studio Suite |
| Largest in-room space | Executive Studio Suite |
Best budget/value pick: Premier Room
Premier Room is the standard guest room option and typically represents the best value for most travelers, with flexible bed types and access to the hotel’s amenities (free WiFi, free parking, pool access during the season).
If you don’t need a suite, pick Premier Room or Premier Room - Bed Type Assigned At Check-In to save versus booking a suite; request bed type or view at booking if you have a strong preference.
- Free WiFi included in guest rooms
- Free self-parking and valet parking are available property-wide
- Premier Room gives straightforward access to hotel dining, casino, pool, and fitness facilities
| What you keep with a Premier Room | Included/available |
|---|---|
| WiFi | Free in-room and public areas |
| Parking | Free self-parking and free valet |
| Pool access | Seasonal outdoor pool and poolside bar (hotel guests only) |
Booking tips and room-request advice
If you want a specific bed type, book a Premier Room with the bed you want or request it in advance — the 'Premier Room - Bed Type Assigned At Check-In' listing means the property assigns the bed type at check-in unless you specify otherwise.
Request a City View specifically if that matters; Premier Room, City View is the only room name that guarantees a city view. For higher floors or quieter locations, request a high floor and a room away from elevators when you reserve or at check-in.
- Check-in time: 3:00 PM; check-out: 11:00 AM
- Minimum check-in age is 21 (at least one registered guest must be 21+)
- A refundable incidental deposit of USD 100 per stay is required at check-in
- Resort fee is mandatory and includes fitness center access and WiFi (amount varies by booking source)
| When to call | Why |
|---|---|
| Before arrival | Specify City View, high floor, or bed preference |
| At check-in | Confirm any rollaway/crib requests (cribs are free; rollaway has a fee) |
| If you need early/late check-out | Requests are subject to availability and may incur a fee |
Location, on-site amenities and how rooms fit your plans
Palace Station Hotel and Casino is at 2411 W Sahara Ave, minutes from I‑15 and about 2–3 miles from the Las Vegas Strip; Premier Rooms with city views can give skyline sightlines without staying on the Strip.
All rooms give access to the casino, restaurants (The Charcoal Room, The Brass Fork, China Mama, Lindo Michoacán, The Oyster Bar), a seasonal outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a nine-screen Regal Cinebarre on property.
- Address: 2411 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102
- On-site dining includes The Charcoal Room (steakhouse), The Oyster Bar (24-hour seafood), The Brass Fork (24-hour American), China Mama, and more
- Pool is seasonal and open to hotel guests only; cabanas/daybeds and towel service are available for the pool deck
| Amenity | Access for room types |
|---|---|
| Pool & poolside bar | Open to all registered hotel guests (seasonal) |
| Fitness center | 24-hour access included with resort fee |
| Dining & bars | Available to all guests; some venues take reservations |
