Boulder Strip Hotels

Located on the Boulder Hwy, east of McCarran International Airport, The Boulder Station has everything to provide the ultimate guest experience under one roof.

The hotel's 300 newly remodeled rooms are comfortable, spacious and very attractive. The hotel offers “Kids Quest“, a fully supervised childcare facility and an 11- screen movie theater. The Railhead is the onsite showroom that offers a great range of entertainment, from jazz to blues to boxing matches.

Arizona Charlie's East Casino & Hotel is located six miles east of Las Vegas Boulevard. The hotel is named after legendary cowboy and Wild West showman "Arizona Charlie" Meadows.

The casino at Arizona Charlie's features over 800 slot, video poker & keno machines, table games including blackjack, craps, roulette & pai gow and a sport book. Arizona Charlie's is certified as having more payouts than any other local casinos.

The Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall is located seven miles east of the Strip at Boulder Highway and Flamingo Road. Las Vegas McCarran Airport is 9 miles away. This is one of Las Vegas' most popular casinos, and offers unique attractions and amenities in a value price range. A water-and-laser show, "Sunset Stampede" dazzles crowds nightly.

The guest rooms are decorated in a western motif and the furniture is truly comfortable. Rooms are built around a truly spectacular indoor atrium - a 25,000-square-foot indoor park filled with live trees, waterfalls and footpaths.

The Nevada Palace is a tourist class hotel, located 8 miles from McCarran International Airport. The hotel is located on the Boulder Strip near Sam Boyd's Silver Bowl, Ethel M Chocolate Factory, Galleria Mall, and Kidd's Marshmallow Factory, Lake Mead, and Hoover Dam.

All your favorite games of chance are right here at the Nevada Palace, and no one can dispute the fact that the generous slots and video poker have become an attraction unto themselves. While you're just minutes from the famed Las Vegas strip, the Nevada Palace is situated on what has become known to locals as the "Boulder Strip."