Main Street Station Hotel, Casino and Brewery Las Vegas doesn't have a pool. If you want to stay somewhere with that nightlife scene, use our promo codes to save money on your stay! How's the Pool? Casino Boy heads down to other Las Vegas hotels for bumpin' nightlife. There's no nightclub or other attraction geared toward the youth market. They are middle class and spread across the entire age spectrum, with an emphasis on middle-age. Main Street Station Las Vegas has a loyal clientele so the people here are mostly repeat customers.

Main Street Station Vegas Hotel is pretty stingy with bathroom supplies. Check-in and check-out are quick thanks to the hotel's size. They will happily deliver an iron or extra towels, but there is no spa or masseuse you can call to your room. Good, but Main Street Station Hotel, Casino and Brewery Las Vegas is a smaller hotel, so they don't have a lot of amenities. The lower the room number on the floor at Main Street Station Las Vegas, the farther from the train tracks you'll be. Even numbers face North Las Vegas and the highway, which may bother light sleepers on low floors. If you want a view of the Strip and the other downtown casinos, ask for an odd numbered room. The Main Street Station Vegas Hotel abuts the freeway on one side and railroad tracks on another, so if you're a light sleeper be sure to ask for something high and away from these distractions. Rooms on the top floors have mini-fridges. The bathrooms are bland and have low shower heads, but are functional. The casino theme of Victorian antiques is sort of ignored in the rooms, which are more modern. The Main Street Station Hotel, Casino and Brewery Las Vegas has clean rooms with modest furnishings including decent resting chairs.

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