We were also a little disappointed with the service level at Aliante.

Apparently they are trying to discourage guests from filling their coolers.

We were not as impressed with the ice machine, though, as it may be the slowest dispensing ice machine west of the Mississippi. Took us a couple seconds to realize that ‘ding dong’ was the arrival of our cups.

After a little wait, we heard a ‘ding dong.’ My husband and I curiously looked at each other. For a strip view, you have to spring for a suite.Īll of Aliante’s rooms sport a feature I haven’t seen in a hotel before: a doorbell. My 5th floor view was to the east, over the parking garage and toward the mountains. There was also a cozy chair and table, a desk and office chair, and a bench – seating for 4 if you need it. The bed was plush and welcoming, and it was perfectly positioned for viewing the wall-mounted, large, flat screen HD TV. Inside the room, I found a spa-like bathroom with a soaking tub and spacious shower. The calming, serene muted orange and brown décor in the room, as well as through out the property, reminded me of a desert sunset. My room was cozy, well appointed, clean and contemporary.

The amenities included a beautiful pool, access to the fitness center, unlimited local and 800 calls, morning paper, shoeshine service and wi-fi Internet. The room ran me $89, with an additional amenities charge of $14.99 and local taxes. I spent a comfortable, pleasing night at Aliante on Sunday, June 1, 2009. It’s a great option if you want a resort feel and some casino action but don’t want to deal with the hustle and bustle of the resort corridor. Located in the northwest/north central part of the valley, it is a noticeable distance (20 minute drive to the Stratosphere in perfect traffic) from the action of the strip. Station Casinos’ newest Las Vegas addition, Aliante Station Hotel and Casino in North Las Vegas, opened on November 11, 2008.

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