Take a break from gaming at the 23,000-square-foot spa featuring treatments such as the Tranquility Body Cocoon that utilizes vanilla and orange aromas or enjoy the 5,460-square-foot infinity edge pool with in-water lounge chairs and cabanas located in the center of the pool. The property offers seven on-site dining options and full casino with slots, video poker, table games, and a race and sports book. The 390-room resort exudes modern luxury, including dark wood fixtures with red and gold accents and decorative lighting. M Resort Spa Casino is located on famous Las Vegas Boulevard-but is 13 miles away from the crowded Strip. This 1,001-room resort has a total of six restaurants and features a casino with a lively 307-seat bingo hall, a non-smoking poker lounge, keno lounge and an Asian table games area where guests can place bets on pai gow tiles, which is played using dominoes. Be prepared to wait in line for hours to pull up a stool at the 18-seat bar. This flagship property for the Station Casinos is known for freshly shucked oysters and killer seafood pan roasts at the Oyster Bar. With rooms as low as $25 a night, low-key Palace Station, originally built in 1976, is conveniently located just west of the Strip and offers free shuttle service for those who want to enjoy Strip action.
