Fun local casino located in the Water Street District…read more It's a small casino with no table games. However, there are a lot of slot machines, especially penny machines. The casino definitely caters to an older, senior citizen crowd. They are always different contests and giveaways every day. They also have food stations throughout the day where they give away treats like ice cream and brownies. Definitely sign up for the rewards card so you can be entered into random drawings like hot seat, drawings, and spin the wheel. The cocktail waitresses are pretty good about getting around the casino to give you your free beverages. There is a very good restaurant inside the casino. There is usually a wait so put your name down as soon as you get there.

While the casino lacks what it had in the Previous…read moreownership. One thing that is Still a Five Star is the cleanliness... Whenever we are there , the thin lady with the short hair and glasses is ALWAYS cleaning EVERYTHING.. Part of the old guard that should be encouraged to stay.... Maybe she can bring back some old customers despite the tightness on the gaming machines.

Review of 06/10/ 2026. We stayed in a standard King. We've stayed here before but really like the…read morenewly remodeled rooms. An improvement.Large TV. They offer a Nespresso coffee machine with pods we didn't use but maybe next time. Pool,chairs, umbrellas,and staff were better than other times we have stayed. Price $$$ is on the higher side. Resort fee is around $50 per night but check. Parking is free. We were able to check in early. Kudos to the hotel staff on that!

I will start by saying, I play here a lot, I played and lost $1500 last week and have a President's…read morecard, I eat here often and I have left reviews for each restaurant I have been to. I had free slot play all month but every time I came in, it wasn't there and I didn't have time to hang out and wait for the slot club to open so I left, today I came in the afternoon-no slot play on card. I approach the older dark haired slot host w/glasses.... I said I don't have free slot play and she runs the card, she says the pin was locked again (This is the 5th time in as many months) and I need to reset it. I said OK--done--please reset it again, that pin doesn't work--so I reset it again--OK done--Please reset it again, that pin doesn't work but I had a bad headache and I had already put my players club back in my wallet and really didn't hear her, she looked at me like, excuse me, I need your card... ok, fine, I was losing my patience but said OK--now what? Oh its reset, your free play will be on the card. I wait a bit and go try--NOTHING. So, I called the slot host--Now his name was something like Miladin (I really don't remember exactly how he spelled it) He spent 20 mins on the phone with IT to find out what is going on and he was very nice....He even said he put $30 dining credit on the card, I asked if I needed a Voucher to use it and he said, no, Just go to the restaurant and eat and hand them the card but I would have to go back to the slot lady to reset the pin one more time and get my free play so I did... She was not happy to see me again but is this my fault???? she acted like it was, her attitude was my issue but that wasn't even my breaking point, I told her what happened and she said I need you to reset your Pin, I handed her my Card but remember, I have a splitting headache and the room is kind of spinning--Migraines and she said something to me but I was like, huh? I NEED YOUR ID. OK OK....I said ok sorry, I have a bad headache, slow down--she rolled her eyes....wow, what the actual hell?? I am a good player, I am in there all of the time, what the hell?? why does my card have to be reset anyways? I have been playing at Palace Station my whole life in Vegas--Over 20 years and never ever did I need to go through this but fine, here is my ID She says, what restaurant do you want the $30 for? I was confused because the other guy said it would just be on there and she is asking me this and I said, I thought it was on there, she gets huffy and says, NO, WHY WOULD IT ALREADY BE THERE???? WELL EXCUSE ME FOR BREATHING. i AM SORRY I AM ALIVE, I AM SORRY I AM HAVING ISSUES AND YOU HAVE TO DO YOUR DAMNED JOB. OOPS MY BAD. SO I HANDED HER MY ID AND CARD--SHE DOES HER THING SUPPOSEDLY AND ADDS THE $30 TO THE CARD FOR LUCKY PENNY. I ASKED ABOUT MY FREE PLAY, OH THAT IS TAKEN CARE OF, GO TO THE MACHINE, ITS NOT THERE, NOTHING IS THERE, NOTHING IS THERE, IS THE $30 FOR LUCKY PENNY??? WE WILL SEE... I WALKED OFF AND LEFT MY ID THERE, MY BROTHER WHO WAS WITH ME WAS MAD, HE WAS TALKING TO HER WHILE I WAS OFF CALMING DOWN--THAT MY PIN SHOULD NOT HAVE TO BE RESENT 200 TIMES. I COME BACK AND SAID I WANT MY ID. I TOOK MY ID. HE ASKED IF THE $30 WAS ON THERE, SHE SAYS, I CAN'T CHECK THAT WITHOUT YOUR ID LIKE I AM DUMB OR SOMETHING--I SAID LADY, YOU ARE VERY RUDE, YOU NEED TO LEARN CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS, I AM TELLING YOU I SAID THIS, I AM NOT GOING TO LET ANYONE TALK DOWN TO ME ESPECIALLY WHEN I AM IN THE CASINO 2-3 TIMES A WEEK EATING, DRINKING (Though not today, I have a headache) AND PLAYING, I LITERALLY LOSE $2000 A MONTH IN THERE--SOMETIMES MORE, SOMETIMES I WIN WHICH IS GREAT BUT NOW I DON'T EVEN KNOW MY PIN, SHE RESET IT 4 TIMES.... I am never going to go back to slot club again. ever. She never apologized, she could see i was angry, she was told that I had a headache, she knew I was upset about the free play which by the way she was unable to give back to me and never fixed and she just stood there looking all bothered. I will be back to eat--see if the $30 made the card, I am coming to Borracha's this weekend to eat, I love the food, I love the machines but If I have to go back to reset my pin or talk to her or see her ever again, I will throw my card in the trash, she is so ruuuuuude!!!!!

An amazing place to go gamble, eat and some drinks. They…read morehave Yard House which we love! Good deals on margaritas, and the place is actually nice inside.

Dvery visit since 2014 has been a bummer, renovation or not dealers, bartenders, servers, don't…read moresmile say hi, explain tables or anything. Lodging is a but better than casino operations, I love Charlie the floorman. Bryan, marvin, and dozens of other dealers don't have speed or game control, player service, common courtesy or average skill. Restaurants service is decent. Bathroom upkeep and sanitatuon is great too. The center bar bartenders today, slot techs, and cage cashiers are the highlights. Station properties, go to Red rock. Locals go to south point. Tourists go to fountaine bleau or resorts Over a couple thousand visits and the large corporate decisions lower quality

Great atmosphere ( old town) , servers are great & food is very good. everything is great.read more

Went here tonight and was very surprised the casino was a ghost town…read more Live music with a few people no one serving at the bar, NO SECURITY ANYWHERE. Seemed like 3 homeless hanging out, 2 men at the tables out side and a women hanging out inside the door on the bench looking for Johns it looked like. Very sketchy to say the least. No live tables and very few people playing the slots. Food prices increased and quality is not consistent. $8.95 for a slice (3 bites) of day old cheese cake that will stop me from returning alone. Prime rib reheated on the flat top, one side med well the other med rare, a potato so small, about the size of 2 chicken nuggets, no butter no chives,

First time eating in the restaurant after hearing so much about it. We were seated immediately and…read moreour water came immediately. Our server, Keith, was very knowledgeable and made excellent recommendations. The best part was the affordable prices! Less than $20 for 2 to eat breakfast. See pictures.

Celebrating 58 years of being around and alive in Henderson, NV…read more The roots of the Rainbow Club go way deeper into our history. Originally, in the early days before this was Henderson. This building was a grocery store providing food to the hungry individuals of "company town." First off, what's "company town!" It was the Basic Magnesium Company that helped fuel the development during World War II. Now just the folds of history . We must remember the past to see the future. What's in a rainbow? Only all our dreams and aspirations. When you see the outside of this building it's truly amazing and inspiring. In fact the mural has deep roots and meaning to the community. This mural is meant to tell a different tale. The artist that painted this mural was Ozzy Villante. In fact this mural he quotes, "wisdom and knowledge are at the end of this rainbow, not a pot of gold." The mural in every bit of its core incorporates the city of Henderson going all the way back to the war effort to symbolize the great American culture of America and all its people and literacy. For if example you cannot understand you cannot ever comprehend. The power of art and color has brought this building to life. While you gamble and try to make your dreams come true inside the casino. Outside was what drew my attention. And the fact the word "rainbow," was in the title of course. While you can gamble and play all sorts of games inside. Come out and see the rainbow. In fact be the rainbow for someone!

Great Bar tenders, always nice people. Not to crowded and good food. Mike the manager is the best!read more

It's always drama with this bar/casino. They lock their doors at 0830am daily when it states open…read more24/hr. I now go to Klondike.

We honestly enjoyed our stay at Railroad Pass Hotel and Casino. It's pretty spacious and has a ton…read moreof parking. There's a Holiday Inn right next door, a restaurant and gas station super close as well. When we walked in, I was a bit concerned at first with how strong the cigarette smoke was. You walk in to the casino after all. Check in was a breeze, but we didn't see any luggage carts so we managed on our own. Once we knew where our room was located, I moved my car in the lot. We did see luggage carts upon checkout so we used those then. Overall, the room was clean, cozy, and the cigarette smoke stayed down in the casino. Price was reasonable as well. I'd definitely stay here again!

My family and friends visited this casino while we were overnight guests at the hotel next door…read more Even before we stepped foot in the casino amd while twenty feet away from the main entrance, it reeked of cigarette smoke. Once inside, it was bad! One hour-later when we left, the stench of cigarette smoke was still on our clothing. That was the biggest negative for a non-smoking group of ten like our group. The casino is old but fun with a nice mix of colder and newer slot machines. The machines were DEFINITELY tight as only one person in our group won money and that was a whopping $37.00. The rest of us left the casino having had fun but now we all smelled like cigarettes and with less money in our pockets. The entire staff here were friendly and polite. Parking was avail and free in the casino's private parking lot. I don't know that I would ever visit this casino as this was perhaps my one and only visit to the area but also as a result of the strong cigarette smoke which is a challenge for a non smoker like myself

Hilton at Lake Las Vegas. July 4th celebration. The hotel was very clean and the staff was…read morefriendly. A little bar and gift shop with Starbucks is on the same floor as the lobby. Open until 9pm. Valet also only open until 9 pm. Didn't get a chance to check out the pool since it closed at 5 pm and check in was 4pm. Great spacious room with an amazing view of the fireworks. It is a little bit of a walk to the room so be mindful if you have those with abilities. Does for two scooters with plenty of room to walk around. It is also within walking distance of the restaurants in the little town of the lake. If you forgot anything there is a grocery store in the village as well. We had room service which was the typical price you'd pay. They actually left the table which is unheard of nowadays. Food cooked to perfection. Staff was very friendly. The front desk does shut down early as well for audits so beware if you are on a late arrival.

A great place to visit. An idealistic place to live. During the time exploring we enjoyed the…read morerefined influences of a tasteful way of life. Not a single sign of any hotel or resort name. Although I am aware of places associated with a good name. Lake Las Vegas. Like a mirage that feels like a deja vu elsewhere in time. Not just as a reminder of place previously visited. An underlying reason of a place to return to.