When you go to the Fiesta really take a look at the poorness of the area, the demographics is very low income. But that doesn't stop Station Casinos from making money. They have some false advertising slogan the "Royal Flush Capitol of the World" Well heres a little insight I have played here for eight years and I think I have had in that eight years four Royal Flushes, you would think being the capitol I think I could have at least got five or six. Your talking thousands and thousands of dollars and rotated coin. If you WANT TO BE RICH DON'T PLAY.

I was impressed - Great value - clean rooms, great restaurants and buffet, great casino and even an ice skating rink for the kids - It wasn't on the strip, but to get away from all that congestion was nice - and with Texas Station just across the way, we and the kids had plenty of fun.

On my recent tour of Las Vegas I choose several hotels to review, the Fiesta Rancho being one of them. The property is located about 5 miles from the center of the Las Vegas strip. It is a part of the Stations Casino's and is also known as "The Royal Flush Capitol of the World", based on they have paid out more royals than any other hotel, anywhere. The property is nice and inviting by exterior appearance, and as you enter the building you get a very friendly feeling about the place. Very well lit, and nicely decorate, I was impressed. I din't have to wait long before a casino host asked me if she could be of some help. When I asked where the hotel check-in desk was, she quickly guided me to it's location. Check-in was smooth and fast, with no special problems encountered. The room was spacious and well appointed. My room overlooked the pool, which I thought was an added plus. As I began to walk the property, I noticed a couple of nice restaurants, a buffet, a cafe, Mc Donalds and Panda Express....so choices were plentiful. One thing I did not expect was the Ice Skating Rink. Nice size, and well maintained.



Even though it is a couple of miles from center strip, based on price $49.00 at Fiesta compared to $149 at Exclibur - the hotel provided me all the amentities I would have wanted.



On a scale of 1-4, this property definetly deserves a 3.5

This property is now a Stations Casino, I was surprised! But they have put a lot of money into it. Newly renovated rooms, real nice casino, ice rink and some great restaurants. The staff was very helpful, and the value for the room was excellent!

Did not stay at the hotel, so I can't comment on the rooms and such, but if you are a video poker player this place is heaven. More full pay games than you can shake a stick at. The buffet was very good also, with a good selection of food to choose from. We will definatly return on future trips.