
Palace Station Hotel and Casino
Best for budget-conscious families and local-style casino stays with free parking and 24-hour dining.
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Palace Station Hotel and Casino is an all-ages, value-minded casino resort just off I-15 that suits budget-conscious visitors and families. The Palazzo at The Venetian is a luxury all-suite casino resort on the Strip (connected to The Venetian) aimed at travelers who want spacious suites, high-end shopping, and more on-site amenities.
Updated · about 3.0 miles (4.8 km) apart

Best for budget-conscious families and local-style casino stays with free parking and 24-hour dining.

Best for travelers wanting large suites, high-end shopping and dining, and convention/Strip access.
When Palace Station wins: Choose Palace Station if you want lower rates, free parking, a family-friendly seasonal pool, lots of casual and 24-hour dining options, and a straightforward local-casino vibe away from the Strip.
When The Palazzo wins: Choose The Palazzo if you want luxury all-suite rooms, a full-service spa, designer shopping and many restaurants on-site, plus direct access to the larger Venetian complex and convention space.
Bottom line: Palace Station is a practical, budget-forward pick for families and value travelers who don’t need Strip-front luxury. The Palazzo is the better choice for travelers seeking larger suites, resort-level amenities, and a central Strip location.
| Category | Palace Station Hotel and Casino | The Palazzo at The Venetian |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Value-focused, local-casino atmosphere | Upscale, luxury all-suite resort connected to The Venetian |
| Location | Off-Strip, near I-15 at 2411 W Sahara Ave | On the Las Vegas Strip at 3325 Las Vegas Blvd. South |
| Size (rooms) | 576 rooms, 20 suites | 2,854 guestrooms |
| Star rating / guest score | Rated as a value/full-service casino property (3 Diamond cited in sources) | 5 stars · guest rating 9.4 |
| Pools | One outdoor seasonal pool and a jacuzzi/spa tub on the pool deck (family-friendly) | Multiple outdoor pools and poolside facilities (listed pool cabanas; full details in supplier listing) |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple casual and 24-hour options (The Charcoal Room, The Brass Fork, The Oyster Bar, China Mama, Lindo Michoacán, Starbucks, Wingstop, Panda Express, bars) | 11 restaurants including Miznon, 2 pool bars, multiple coffee shops/cafes and lounges |
| Spa & wellness | No full-service spa (sources indicate no on-site spa) | Full-service spa with massages, body treatments, facials |
| Casino & gaming | Large casino floor (about 84,000–100,000 sq ft depending on source) with ~1,600 slot machines and 45 gaming tables; poker, keno, bingo | Large casino with 831 slot machines, 105 gaming tables and multiple VIP gaming rooms |
| Meetings & events | Around 18,000 sq ft of event space with ballrooms and meeting rooms; wedding services | Extensive conference center: 2,250,000 sq ft of space listed (supplier listing) and 349 meeting rooms |
| Parking | Free self-parking and free valet; EV charging available | Self-parking and valet available (subject to charges); covered parking listed |
Palace Station sits off I-15 on West Sahara Avenue, about 2–3 miles west of the Strip.
A practical, lower-cost base outside the main Strip corridor — good for driving to Strip attractions or visiting convention venues nearby.
The Palazzo is on Las Vegas Boulevard and directly connected to The Venetian complex and its shopping and dining.
A central Strip location for shoppers, show-goers, and convention attendees who want to be in the middle of the action.
Palace Station offers practical rooms and a small number of suites across a single tower.
Smaller footprint rooms and a limited suite inventory tailored to budget or mid-range travelers.
The Palazzo is an all-suite, luxury property with a large inventory of rooms and suite configurations.
Choose The Palazzo for larger suite layouts and more upscale in-room amenities.
Palace Station focuses on accessible, often 24-hour dining alongside a steakhouse and specialty restaurants.
Plenty of value and late-night choices for families and players; reservations recommended for the steakhouse.
The Palazzo offers a mix of high-end and casual dining with many choices inside the Venetian complex.
Stronger variety of higher-end restaurants and easy access to the Venetian’s dining and shopping options.
Palace Station has a single outdoor seasonal pool with family-friendly policies.
A standard hotel pool setup that’s family-friendly and suits guests who want a quieter pool experience off the Strip.
The Palazzo’s supplier listing shows multiple pool amenities and pool cabanas available (surcharge).
More extensive pool options and service geared toward a luxury resort stay.
Palace Station mixes gaming, casual nightlife and on-site entertainment geared to a broad audience.
Good for guests who want casino action, movie nights and accessible nightlife without Strip crowds.
The Palazzo provides spa services, nightclub options, and large-scale entertainment spaces.
A broader set of upscale nightlife, spa, and entertainment options for guests seeking resort-scale activities.

Free parking, 24-hour dining, a family-friendly seasonal pool, and lower room rates than Strip luxury hotels.

Large all-suite inventory, upscale on-site dining, full-service spa, and direct access to The Venetian shopping and shows.

A busy local-casino floor, value-focused dining, movie theater, and easy access to I-15 and nearby attractions.

Connected to the Venetian complex and aligned with extensive conference space and Strip access for shows and shopping.
Palace Station: family-friendly pool, 24-hour casual dining and kid-welcoming policies make it a practical choice for families.
The Palazzo is on the Strip and within walking distance of many Strip attractions; Palace Station is about a 3-mile drive from the Strip.
The Palazzo has a full-service spa listed. Palace Station is not listed as having a full-service spa in primary sources.
Palace Station includes free self-parking and free valet parking for guests; The Palazzo lists self-parking and valet but notes charges may apply.
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