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Aliante Station Casino & Hotel
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7300 Aliante PkwyNorth Las Vegas, NV 89084
(702) 692-7777
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81 reviews for Aliante Station Casino & Hotel
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Review from Jim C.
5/21/2012 1 Check-in Here
This is probably the nicest casino for locals in Las Vegas. Very large and spacious, with an amicable staff.
The Stations Casinos in general seem fairly generous with the match play cash, which is always appreciated. They're going to get it back anyway, so it's nice to be able to sit for a little longer and feel like I'm getting some entertainment for my money. -
Review from James M.
Irvine, CA
5/11/2012
Station Casinos hook it up. I got comped food, rooms for 3 days, paid me to go and gave me money to play with. Not sure what I did but I think they must have bought the former VIP players list from Caesars or something (yeah I was young and dumb back then lol)
They gave me 3 nights at any Station owned property so came here because it's one of the newer and looked like a resort from the pictures...so wanted to see what it was all about.
We were in town on the strip and figured it can't be that far away....boy I was wrong. I took the freeway which was straight retarded and made me go literally around the perimeter of Las Vegas, then I took sidestreets to this place the next trip which let me tell you DO NOT DO. Side streets, it looks like a shortcut on the map but sucks. Plus coming from the strip to this area isn't fun, maybe it was the route I took but it was straight hood..
Overall, the Casino and Hotel here is really nice, it looks and feels like a resort and is very similar to the layout of Red Rock. It is way out there...literally some roads lead to the mountain side of the edge of Las Vegas. It's a total locals place because it's way out there - most players seem to be locals and I am almost certain no one comes from out of town to stay here. At late night there were about a total of 5 tables going and a whole mess of slot machines (just like Red Rock).
The rooms were very nice and modern. There was even this modern pillow that was long and hairy that we found amusing. The pool was very nice and since this place was empty we got to use the Cabanas. I also went and used the Gym just because I felt like a slob after slamming the buffet a few times - towels and water provided in there and of course it was empty.
It's a shame this place is so far out there, I'm sure it would have done well if the housing market didn't crash and North LV with it. By the way, the surrounding areas are really nice and empty. To give you an idea, I went to Target to buy some contact solution and at 6PM literally there was one line open and maybe 5 customers...total.
3 stars because the place was great and people were nice. There really wasn't anything special about the place but it was very clean, modern and new. -
Review from Ashley M.
Henderson, NV
2/20/2012
I prepaid for a room for two nights as part of one of their promotions. When I got there, I ended up getting stuck with a lot extra fees that were never mentioned. The two nights cost me almost $200 for a special promotion that said "70% off." I call BS.
When we got there the guy at the counter said they only had one room left so we were in luck.. excuse me? I already PAID.. I shouldn't need to be lucky to receive a room I already paid for and drove this far to get to..
When we got into the room it was DISGUSTING and smelled like old cigars and made me want to throw up. We spent about 3 minutes in this SMOKING ROOM before I said I couldn't handle it. I specifically said NON SMOKING on the website.
We went back downstairs to request a non smoking room and he looked a little annoyed. He told us that was all he had until I said I was going to flip out if we didn't get a full refund. He then said we could have a different room but it had two beds instead of our king sized bed that I booked. I thought we had just gotten the last room in a stroke of luck? Oh well, whatever, we took the room and it was fine.
The rest of our time there was fine. Nothing too special but nothing bad. All in all I wouldn't pay money to go there again. -
Review from Dave V.
Las Vegas, NV
5/17/2012
Went to check it out because I'd never been before. Did not stay, just played. Casino was clean, smelled good, smaller table games area, but what they did have was mostly all open so it was fine. Played Blackjack, Roulette and Craps. Pit bosses and dealers were clean cut and friendly. Cocktail service was good. I don't really live in the area of this casino, but if I did I would come back more often. Solid place, but nothing amazing. It's comparable to Red Rock or the M Resort at least in terms of the casino.
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Review from Peter V.
Anaheim, CA
4/19/2012 1 Check-in Here
Excellent Hotel's. 5 DIAMOND RESORT! It is away from the strip so If you want to be ON THE STRIP, this is not the place. It is VERY clean and well appointed. The service was excellent as well, I dealt with "BARRY" in the front desk. He went out of his way to try and take good care of us. He was able to get my party and I checked in extra early which totally saved the day as we were up all night on the strip (yes we saw the sun come up!) The pool area was very nice and the water temps were perfect. They also have many deals on drinks and food, not the typical expensive 5 diamond resort. This was a perfect weekend get away and it helped that it was not the typical "crazy/busy" strip hotel, we actually enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere. 5 STARS ALL THE WAY! We will be back...
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Review from Shae H.
2/11/2012 1 Check-in Here
Every casino is the same in some aspects. While Aliante doesn't have a particular theme to it, it is very similar to other Station Casinos in Vegas. Aliante is only convenient if you live in the area or within 20 minutes of it. Otherwise, I wouldn't waste my time making the trek up here unless you're a die hard Yelper who's bound to check into this casino anyways.
Besides from being a standard Station Casino, they have a TGIFriday's chain, a movie theater with IMAX movies, a small food court, and gambling machines and tables galore. Most of their restaurants in here are VERY much on the higher end of dining, so if you're looking to have a romantic date or a nice dinner out, there are some choice restaurants to look into. Besides that, the sports book here is usually on the busy end. -
Review from Nicole W.
12/20/2011
Aliante Station is my local casino, and I'm lucky for that. It has similar decor to Red Rock, a decent buffet and food court, and a really nice movie theater. My favorite part though is that it is never insanely crowded like Red Rock can sometimes be. It's a nice, mellow casino.
I never spend time gambling here. The few times I've tried to gamble at the slots, it just sucked up my money without even a little tease of wining 10 cents back. So, I go here for the movies and food only.
I've seen the pool and it's very nice, as well as the hotel/lobby area. It's a little smoky, but there are definitely more notorious casinos for second hand smoke inhalation. The only restaurant I've been to is Pasta Cucina and it was ok; not bad but nothing to write home about. There's a large sports book if you ever want to catch a game.
Note: this place is way out on the edge of town. If you don't live this way, I don't really see the need to stop up here. To those visiting Vegas, this property isn't anywhere near the Strip and there is nothing really to do on this side of town. However, if you are interested in only visiting the Speedway, it is one of the closest places to stay.Listed in: North by Northwest
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Review from M L.
Scottsdale, AZ
1/21/2012 1 Check-in Here
Rooms - 5 stars
Casino - 3-4 stars
Buffet - 2 stars
Aliante has some of the nicest 'off strip' rooms around. Very well appointed with a flat screen HD tv, comfy bed and pillows, walk in shower, and modern decor. If you've ever stayed at Red Rock... this is the same room, but smaller. Surprisingly however, the shower is twice the size. (only real complaint about RR) The room and bathroom are smaller than RR, but look and feel the same. And the Alainte, because of its location, is a lot less expensive than RR.
The casino is clean, comfortable, and kinda dead. Its never very crowded. If you're looking for table game action, you're better off elsewhere. However, there are tons of machines, a large sportsbook, and a decent poker room.
The buffet is cheap ($9.99 for dinner w/ players card), but really not very good. Poor selection, bland, and for the most part overcooked food. You can't go wrong with the breakfast buffet though at $4.99.
It's far north, really far north. But if you're looking for a nice, upscale, 'calm' place to stay Aliante fits the bill. -
Review from Teresa G.
Waipahu, HI
3/16/2012 1 Check-in Here
The review is for the casino area only. I did not stay at the hotel. Dropped the kids off to the movies while we went to play bingo. The casino was kind of empty. Friendly staff, clean casino..
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Review from Sarah S.
Austin, TX
1/5/2012
You've seen one station casino, you've seen them all.
We decided to make the 30 minute drive out to this 'newer' location to see what the hype was about. I wont say that I was dissapointed, but I wasn't astonished either. This is by far the smallest of the Station's and the decor is very similar to Red Rock's. I was surprised to discover that the casino floor had nearly any table games! 6 tops! The lounge was attractive and Access (their club) was purtttty. All that being said, I'd check it out if youre in the neighborhood but if your not, dont make the trek. -
Review from Denise P.
San Diego, CA
Awesome!!!! Away from the hustle and bustle of the Strip. It was like we had our own private casino! SO DOPE!!! I cannot wait to venture to Vegas again!
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Review from Richard F.
Hercules, CA
8/11/2011
Was here earlier this week for a company sales meeting. I'm going to be brief and to the point:
Pros:
1) Very nice property. Rooms are at the level (or better) than many hotels on the strip. Beautiful pool area.
2) Friendly staff, good service
3) VERY reasonable room prices.
4) I'm not a gambler, but if you are a small stakes gambler, there aren't too many places in Vegas you can find penny and nickel slots and $5 tables.
5) Full movie multi-plex on property.
Cons:
1) There is NOTHING else around this property You are at least 20 minutes drive from the strip and 30 minutes to the airport. (Some may consider this to be a pro.) TIP: If you stay here and you're flying in, make sure to make arrangements to catch the hotel shuttle. A cab will cost you about $100.
Who would want to stay here - Families that want a nice property and a place where the kids can have a little freedom at the pool. Seniors looking for a nice property at a reasonable cost.
Who would not want to stay here - If you're in Vegas to experience "VEGAS", this is NOT the place for you. Great property, but just too far from the action.
No complaints about this place at all ... lost a star simply for its remote location. -
Review from Traci T.
8/26/2011
Do not expect to get good service or even a single cocktail at the machines. As far as waitress go, this place was a ghost town.
I usually frequent Red Rock casino because a) I am a gambler and b) It's in my neighborhood. For August, however, stations casinos sent me a mailer good for only Aliante Station so I passed up Red Rock to drive 20+ miles out of my way and check this place out. I am a platinum player at Stations so it is fair to say that I put a decent amount of money through the casino and a good amount of time sitting at the video poker machines. So much time, that I expect at least a few passes from the cocktail waitress while I play. Not so at this property. I didn't see a single waitress serving slot players nor was I offered a single cocktail in the hour+ that I spent gambling at this place. The only reason I gave this property 2 stars is that I walked away with a profit and that was the only saving grace of this outing. -
Review from sue t.
North Las Vegas, NV
3/25/2012
Very nice room, spacious bath too. New modern decor, with comfortable bed and linens. The hotel says it is "dog friendly" which while it does accept dogs for a fee, has no designated area to walk your dog. The fee for our dog was 2x the price of the room for the adults. We would of liked to pay a deposit instead of the extra 100. if the dog had made a mess or caused a problem, but he was quiet and had no problems. The dog was cleaner than most kids. We stayed here for one night before we moved into the area. Would recommend to out of town guests. Pool area quite nice. Staff friendly. Restaurants were good as well.
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Review from Carrie L.
Las Vegas, NV
3/11/2011
Place: Alliante Hotel/Casino
More specific : ETA Lounge
Performer: Dave Ritz
This free lounge act is a waste of time.
Yes FREE, yet still a waste of time.
The place was empty, probably because this mediocre looking man stands alone and makes attempts at playing past radio hits. It sounds like he is tuning his guitar for an hour. Neither he or his guitar carried one tune all set. -
Review from J D.
Phoenix, AZ
2/4/2011 1 Check-in Here
My business partner and I stop in here from time to time to meet and have a few drinks. It's a beautiful property, but it was built at the wrong time. It opened during the start of the recession and the area around it is full of foreclosures.....which means this place is always dead when we're here.
Despite the low business volume, it's still a fun place to come. The employees are friendly and you can always find a seat at the bar or get a table in a restaurant. I don't think we've ever had to wait any more than a few minutes for a table.
My buddy likes to gamble and he loves the video poker machines here. He's pretty lucky and says he's "beating the house".....yeah right.
I really like how clean they keep this place, so I'm sure I'll be back.
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Review from Will M.
Updated - 11/26/2010 6 photos
Buffet Review only for Black Friday pigs by a pig!
For all you pigs out there (like me), you can pig out and get another huge meal the day after Thanksgiving. Imagine turkey with all the trimmings plus more for $9.99 for lunch, but we got it for $6.99. So how did we manage that? We started eating breakfast at 10:20. We got eggs, bacon, potatoes, and sausage with fruit. We then had cheese blintzes topped with blueberries, cherries, and whipped cream.
At 10:45, they started putting out the lunch buffet stuff. This little piggy (me) went back for more. Surprisingly, there were some healthy choices. I opted for a lage spoonful each of of low cal cabbage slaw, collard greens, potatoes made several different ways (I skipped fried), dirty rice, fried chicken breast, bacon mac and cheese and lots of fresh fruit. Also, I had a mini one bite red velvet cupcake and mini eclair. Verdict? Very good overall for a buffet. The fried chicken was my least favorite item as it reminded me of Alberton's Fried Chicken - not bad, greasy, but just okay. The rest of the stuff was overall better than most buffet food.
There are plenty of unhealhty coices, just for the record. There was roast beef and ham cut to order besides the turkey breast, pulled pork beef brisket grilled pork chops, several fish and shrimp dishes, several pasta (Fettucine Alfredo) There's a decent Mexican, BBQ, Chinese, and American food and plenty of desserts and ice cream bar, along with their salad and soup bar.
And my picture taking spree took the chef by surprise and told me their policy is no picture taking of the buffets. Why I wonder, it's definitely more photogenic and cleaner here than most buffets on the strip. "OK" I told him. And it would be publicity for this place. So please check out my photos before I get arrested.
My main comment about the casino is that the air filtration system iks top notch. There are lots of smokers, but when you leave there, you won't feel like second hand smoke is killing you like most older casinos. Lots of winners, but even more losers, like any other casino. Aliante is very clean and new, and very safe. There are motion detection cameras every 15 feet or so, and lots of security officers walking around checking everyone out.1 Previous Review: Show all »
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8/19/2010
Why do gamblers lie so much? It seems they always overstate how much they win, and rarely admit… Read more »
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Review from April B.
1/19/2011 1 Check-in Here
$1 Beer & Hot Dogs!! Doesn't get any better than that!
Grab a $1 beer and watched the Pats vs Jets play off game [btw YAY JETS!!] they have 3 huge screens perfect for watching sports! But I really like this casino! It also has a movie theater inside and the buffet is super cheap, probably not great but it's cheap! Somewhere between $4.99-$6.99
Plus I won in roulette! I hit my numbers 3 times! Go ME! :] -
Review from Shokouh H.
North Las Vegas, NV
12/2/2010
We live relatively close to Aliante Station. Never used their rooms but the casino is a nice place if you don't like it too crowded. If you live in this area I recommend getting a membership card, and collect points every time you use the machines. Once you have enough points you can redeem your points against food or other things.
Aliante Station is a good alternative to the always so busy strip. It is located in the North Las Vegas area in a relatively new building. Inside is very clean and staff is always friendly and helpful.
There is a small food Cort, a Buffet and if I'm not wrong a Bar. So far I only have tried the breakfast buffet and really liked it. -
Review from Chris N.
2/7/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Aliante Station is a fine option if you're looking to avoid the crowds and prices of The Strip or the anarchy of Fremont street. Nice place to make sports bets too.
I've been here a few times because we have family in North Vegas, and this seems to be a popular option for the locals. It doesn't have all the classic Vegas action and excitement that you'll find on The Strip, but sometimes that's just what you're looking for. We came into town for the Super Bowl, and after hearing that this was the second biggest weekend of the year for Vegas (the first being New Year's Eve), we decided it'd be best to stay away from the crowds.
They've got a decent number of tables, most of which have nice and low buy-ins. I hung out at the $5 roulette table for a while, which was fun but the dealer wasn't very good at her job. She kept closing bets way too quickly, sometimes before we could even get $5 on the table. She also didn't treat me very well, constantly picking numbers that weren't mine. But even if I lost some money, at least I didn't do nearly as bad as the dude next to me, who must have blown through $6000 in 20 minutes. Woah.
But what I lost in roulette, I made up in Super Bowl bets. They've got a nice big area dedicated to sports bets, with a quality selection of betting options. I hear it doesn't compare to the Hilton, but Jordy Nelson's first touchdown brought me in a cool pile of money, which made them alright in my book.
I had a few complaints about the service... the bartender didn't even acknowledge that we were waiting on her as she chatted with a pal, the cocktail waitress took half an hour to bring us a beer, and I already mentioned the roulette dealer. And it wasn't even that crowded. But all that aside, it was a fine, tame place to gamble on low stakes tables without crowds of drunken morons yelling "Vegas baby!" every five minutes. If that's what you're looking for, Aliante is worth checking out. -
Review from keith a.
1/3/2011
Spent most of NYE at the Aliante - my first visit and rightly so since it's a pain to get to !
The place reminds me of Red Rock - not sure if it's a mini- Red Rock, but close to.
Enjoyed bingo ( though we didn't win ) , the food court - getting some fast food to eat while playing bingo ( Capriotti's and villa pizza ) , their night club ( Journey cover band - DSB ) was decent with a nice sized dance floor where we basically danced the night away .
Prior to the nite cub, we got our game on in the Casino - gf won at wheel of fortune ( stupid penny machine ) and video poker ; I shredded the craps table ( i'm very afraid right now - I have a 7 session craps winning streak - i'm due to get my ass handed to me ! )
Overall, a nice casino and i'm jealous we don't have a comparable venue in the SW. -
Review from Marissa G.
Redondo Beach, CA
3/2/2011
I got a coupon from Station Casinos when this property opened. I have stayed at the Red Rock Station several times and loved it, so we thought we'd give their newest property a try.
First off, the directions on their website are wrong. They take you the longest, most roundabout way. It took us over an hour to get there. My mom and I lived in Vegas for several years, and even WE thought we were lost forever.
Our room sucked. Several lights were burnt out and this property hadn't even been open a year. Even the toilet paper roll holder was ripped out of the wall! Ghetto! The restaurants are different from other Station properties. The service we received was so bad that we drove around and looked for a Fresh & Easy and got our own food for our remaining day. -
Review from Elizabeth L.
Bedford, NY
9/17/2010
*Casino only review*
As we wander farther and farther from the strip in search of good video poker, we seem to be finding good surprises! Aliente Station would be one of those.
Yes, it's a bit of a drive if you're staying on the strip or downtown. Kind of a cool drive, although at one point I wondered if the GPS was wrong, as we seemed to be just left of nowhere. But eventually, there it was, rising out of the desert like a mirage.
Here's what we didn't expect: the place is beautiful, along the lines of Red Rock. I would not hesitate to stay here, and I'm really kind of a picky bitch about hotels.
So about 10 seconds after we sit down, a casino employee appears. "Are you Jeff?" she asks the man seated next to me, who happens to be my husband. Upon verification, she presents him with a birthday gift of a big cup filled with a t-shirt, dice, cards and a couple other little items that escape me now. Very nice touch, since it was, in fact, his birthday.
So, to end this meandering, seemingly pointless review, we had a good time at Aliente Station. It's clean and the buffet is identical to every other Station buffet, not great, not bad, decent. For us, what stood out was the GREAT video poker, which is what sent us there to begin with, and the very friendly employees.
It doesn't hurt that we left with a hell of a lot more cash than we walked in with, either.Listed in: If Video Poker is your…
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Review from Jenn G.
7/8/2010 1 Check-in Here
I went to Aliante on a recent trip to Vegas. It reminded me a lot of Red Rock Casino. It's clean and spacious just like Red Rock. The overall looks is very Red Rock too. Very simple. It's also nice because when you walk in, you don't get overwhelmed with the smell of smoke. Here you can't really smell the smoke at all.
Unlike Red Rock, there didn't seem to be much folks here though. It could be because it's far from the strip but then again so is Red Rock. It is a local casino but I've been to other local casinos that had more visitors. One side of the casino had a whole bunch of empty slot machines hehe...someone made a comment that it could be because it's hard to win money here.
There's plenty of things here to do with the family or with your friends. There's a giant food court where there is a Dairy Queen, an Orange Julius, a 24 hour Johnny Rockets and a submarine sandwich place. There is also an Original Pancake House here :). There's also a movie theater and an arcade. They have an ETA lounge/club with bright cool pink lights.
It seemed like an alright place. I wouldn't say it's the most happening place but if you want just kinda a quiet not so crowded place, then this maybe your spot. Not quite sure if you'll win the jackpot here though lol.Listed in: Vegas, variety!
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Review from Natalie W.
Las Vegas, NV
7/14/2010
Do not attempt to block off rooms here! If the Aliante Station directs you to Teuila Kaimikaua, the sales manager for the Aliante Station, my best advice to you is to find another hotel.
My fiancee and I have been attempting to block off rooms at the Aliante Station (180 invited guests; all from out of town) for our guests. Instead of promoting the hotel and bringing business in during these troubled economic times, Teuila has not returned several phone calls or emails, and when we do finally talk to her, she does nothing but offer excuses as to why we have to wait for a group code.
As a professional who just moved to Las Vegas, who has recently become aware of Las Vegas' soaring unemployment rate and hurting businesses, I cannot believe that an employee of a station casino that has recently filed for Chapter 11 would not be more accommodating.
Oh, and though it is not a "resort" station casino, kudos to Marilyn from Santa Fe for getting back to us within 24 hours. THAT'S how station casino employees should conduct business. -
Review from John P.
Long Beach, CA
2/25/2009
The best hotel and casino in North Las Vegas!
I had the opportunity to stay at the brand new Aliante this past weekend for an event. Since the event was located at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway it made sense to stay here, the hotel is located 20 mins from the Strip and only 10 mins from the track. I've stayed at the Cannery hotel before and this puts that place to shame. I've also stayed at Aliante's sister hotel the Red Rock hotel and was just as impressed.
Atmosphere:
Aliante is very clean and modern. Once inside the casino is small and full of table games, slots, and restaurants. The decor was nice and pleasant inside the casino as well. The hotel was an even better treat. The hotel has a tall ceiling and the lobby area is full of modern furniture to lounge on.
Venues:
Aliante is full of great restaurants, a food court, ETA Lounge, Access Showroom, and a full movie theatre. I checked out Camacho's for drinks and the margarita selection was amazing. Pips Italian food and wine bar also caught my eye with the decor, but I didn't have a chance to eat there. ETA Lounge was really sleek and made for a great place to grab a few cocktails and relax in the the dark room. Drinks were about average and they had a great selection of alcohol. I didn't get to see Steel Panther perform at Access on Saturday night, but did get a tour of it later and it is a great place. Bigger than Wasted Space at the Hard Rock...this venue has tons of potential for both concerts and as a nightclub.
The food court was complete with a Dunkin Donuts, Rubios, and few others...definitely good choices when on the run.
The buffet was also a treat for the cost. $12 or so w/players card for Sunday brunch! Can't beat that deal. The assortment of food was also good and most of the items I tried were good. The ice cream is also a good touch.
Next time I will be sure to try their surf and turf place MRKT and the original Pancake house.
Casino:
Good choice of games. For a smaller hotel/casino great selection and easy to find a table or slot machine. There is a blackjack pit similar to the "Pleasure Pit" at Planet Hollywood and the one at Hard Rock, with girls in small outfits. One bad side is the talent level was not up to par...the games started at $5 hands, which is really hard to find. My one gripe is that the Blackjack rules were changed for this weekend and player's were only allowed to double down with a 10 or 11 and could only split once...making the house have the advantage, as player's can't maximize their good hands. I still walked away "up" so can't complain too much.
Hotel:
I was fortunate enough to get the presidential treatment and because of my work was able to stay in their Presidential Suite. This was one of the nicest if not the nicest rooms I have ever stayed in! I'm confident this suite is larger than my condo. 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a living room area, dining area, kitchen, and bar area. 70" plasma, surround sound, plasmas in everyroom including the bathroom in the mirror, and in the bar. The furniture was modern and amazing. Everything was controlled via a remote control from the lights, TV, DVD, to the curtains.
The beds were great too, not the softest or plushest, but nice. Could of used softer sheets like the W or Encore. Plenty of closet space and drawers too.
The bedroom bathrooms were incredible. The bathtub was state of the art with multiple jets, lights, and even filled with water from the ceiling! There was a large mirror w/ a tv and side mirror. The towels could of been a little more plush and larger, but did the job. The glass shower was great as well complete with shower head that rained and 3 jets of water. But the best part by far was the amazing toilets! Automatically opens when you stand in front, heated seat, bidet function, remote with multiple ways to use it, and one-touch flush.
Amenities:
- plasma TV's w/ cable
- free wi-fi access
- access to the business center in the lobby
- mini store in lobby
- 24 hour FREE Fitness Center
- free parking w/ valet available
- parking structure available
Room Service:
As we had such as great room, we took advantage and stayed in for dinner. Food was fast and quick. Good selection. We dined on the chicken strips, burger, and side of veggies, while watching the provided copies of Entourage that was included with the room.
Pool:
The pool area was like Red Rock's only smaller. It had cabanas and nice seats. The pool was large. As it was way too cold to test it out I look forward to it in July when I return.
Overall, great place to stay especially if you want to get away from the crowds or need to be near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. I'm sure locals love this place as it can be a vacation away from a vacation town. -
Review from Cindy D.
6/25/2010
*********This review is only for pool/cabana***********
Another day at a cabana this week...(sigh)
This time it was just the hubs, moi and the bambina. Aliante does it right, making me feel that I'm at a resort not in Vegas. Our cabana was nice and comfortable, with plenty of chairs, a couple of loungers, a futon, ceiling fan, t.v., marble coffee table, cool pillows and it was CLEAN!! Definitely worth the $100. Whomever picked the color scheme for the pool and casino (orange/brown) did a great job. Colorful, bright, earthy and relaxing.
Service was on point, checking in w/out being so intrusive. My only complaint was that we were charged $3/btle for small bottled water. It was my fault for not asking, but another time we had a cabana, our fridge was stocked with sodas and bottled water. Even JW Marriot gave us free bottled water. Setting that aside, I wish I would've known before spending $18 on bottled water.
Another difference between JW Marriot and Aliante was that there was a pool manager in sight, making sure everything was running smoothly. There was an incident where the manager asked the cocktail server if she had checked to see if these two girls next to us had reserved the cabana next to us (which they didn't). I heard the manager reprimand the cocktail server and told her these are some things she needed to keep an eye on.
Overall, if you're wanting to rent a cabana for a nice day of relaxation, Alliante is a great, family friendly pool that is clean and efficient. I have a nice tan to prove it... -
Review from Geddi R.
North Las Vegas, NV
8/4/2011 6 Check-ins Here
my husband and I love it here. The atmosphere is great, and the people are always friendly. We're regulars at the movie theater here as well as at the food court.
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Review from Philip T.
11/14/2008 1 Check-in Here
My wife and I schlepped it from SW Vegas to check out the scene up there. Pretty nice place! It's very Red Rock without all the ummm...red?
The place was totally packed since they were offering $2 movies at the theater which I am sure was a welcome sight to all the people invested in this huge thing.
All of the restaurants and bars looked cool but we just opted for the feast buffet since we were starving beyond belief which was the exact same set up as Red Rock's which was fine with us. They also had a club going on which was pretty dead but they've got a lot of live music lined up so I'm sure it'll be a ton better on weekends.
Huge sportsbook and really nice looking poker room. There were 10 tables going at 9pm which was pretty cool.
Not sure if there are any cool spots to hang out at in North Las Vegas (only my 2nd time around this area) but I'm sure this place shoots pretty close up to the top now. It was definitely worth checking out but I would rather just go to Red Rock cuz its closer. -
Review from Shanna W.
Las Vegas, NV
Updated - 1/27/2011
I have to say we went there for NYE and had a great time. It was well organized event and all the staff was friendly especially on a busy night.
HAD A BLAST !!! ROCK IN 2011Listed in: My Neighborhood
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7/2/2010
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Review from Stephanie H.
North Las Vegas, NV
10/6/2011
Went to stay overnight for my.girlfriends 40th birthday. The.room was clean and nice. Until we opened the refrigerator. The handle was missing so we had to get creative. I don't think or had been wiped out in a while. We also hung some streamers in the room and found lots of dust on tops of lights and frames. Now, I don't normally check for dust, so I'm not going to to deduct points for that. Overall the staff was friendly and we enjoyed ourselves very much. I am going to go back with my kids and stay mid week so we can take advantage of the discounts and pool!
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Review from Ryan L.
Chula Vista, CA
12/11/2010
Amenities: 3.5
Food: 3-4
Service: 3.5-4
Convenience: 3
Value: 3.5
Bottom Line: For the price the rooms were nice and clean with modern furnishings. If you don't plan on going to the strip too often then this is a nice place to hang out.
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Review from Kris M.
Sunnyvale, CA
12/28/2008
Stayed here 2 nights while visiting relatives over Christmas and the rooms were very nice and chic looking. There was a large comfy bed, a flat screen TV and a huge shower. Room service was good and prompt. Did a bit of gambling one night and there was plenty of slots (not loose!) and table games. The hotel also has an onsite theater and restaurants such as TGI Fridays, Original Pancake House and a steak house. The onsite workout room was also clean and had a wide range of equipment and weights. A large pool and spa are also available for guests to enjoy, with cabanas that are available for rent.
If you find yourself on this side of town or visiting relatives nearby and need a place to stay, I would recommend this clean, modern hotel. -
Review from Carrie U.
1/24/2009
I went here to watch Yellow Brick Road perform at Access Showroom. All I have to say is, that when I walked in and through the casino I was very impressed. The facilities are brand new and fabulous!
Access showroom is probably one of the better Vegas venues. The sound quality was excellent, no echoes or weird balance issues. There was a dance floor right in front of the stage, as well as ample seating in booths, tables, and couches. The service was excellent, even though it was a busy Saturday night. -
Review from Laura S.
Orange County, CA
2/2/2009
I think this is the nicest casino in the North Las Vegas area. I have a friend who lives around it - and it's my new casino to frequent in the area.
Their slot machine screens are ginormous! I don't know how long it will last, but because it just opened in november of 08, everything is so new. The seats are really comfy, everywhere.
We checked out the ETA lounge (club area in the middle of the casino floor). It was alright. Good music. And man, the bartenders are really hot. It probably helps that they are wearing just basically a bra with tight jeans - but yeah, smokin'!
They have a nice variety of restaurants. Everything from the Original Pancake House, to Rubios, to Cappriotis. It reminds me of the Green Valley Ranch, but on the "bad side of town." Which, I also believe, makes for looser machines.Listed in: The unexpected
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Review from Stace S.
Las Vegas, NV
6/25/2011
$15.00 for non hotel guests on Friday Saturday and Sunday.
Pretty costly for a local pass, but well worth it because there were plenty of lounge chairs and towels available. There are lifeguards on each side of the pool so the kids were safe. We stayed for about 4 hours and there was plenty of space in the pool without feeling crowded.
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Review from Nicholas O.
Las Vegas, NV
4/21/2011 18 Check-ins Here
Great spot for anyone wanting to get away from the strip's crowds and expensive ass drinks. The pool is very nice, always has open lounge chairs. The pool is a salt water pool, kinda neat. ETA is a fun bar, which always has live music Friday and Saturday! Sports book is great during football season. Dollar beer and hot dogs during every game. Overall one of the nicest station casino, second to red rock. If you live on the north side, this is where you need to be.
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Review from Lissa G.
7/12/2011 1 Check-in Here
Went to eat at the FEAST Buffet with my in-laws and it was pretty good. I guess if you are going to pay $7 per person, you get what you pay for. Food was not extraordinary but did like the dessert bar! Yummy cakes, yogurts, ice creams, and assorted fruits. Wish the salad bar was more inviting though, Sweet Tomatoes/Fresh Choice even has a better selection! However, being that it is WAY off the strip, definitely a nice quiet place to chill and avoid the crazy crowds.
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Review from Pat C.
Richland, WA
9/8/2011
Decent buffet. Helps that it's free. not bad gaming either. My advice, drop a few twenties in the slots and start receiving coupons for free dining. It really takes the edge off the buffet prices.
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Review from Eddie D.
Phoenix, AZ
11/13/2010 1 Check-in Here
+comfy beds
+flat screen
+beautiful decor in & our of room
+restaurants in casino
+deep tubs
+pool & hot tub
+Customer service was professional
-Far from strip
-No bowling alley
