This Las Vegas hotel offers myriad recreational opportunities, including a fish-shaped seasonal pool with rental cabana, video-arcade room, fitness center, and a 72-lane bowling alley that also has pool tables. Kids are welcome at the supervised kids' club, which offers creative activities, video games, karaoke, arts and crafts, and spiral slides and tunnels (surcharge).

Skydiving and helicopter tours are popular with Las Vegas visitors. Numerous golf courses are available in the Las Vegas area. WildHorse Golf Club, open to the public, is 2.5 miles from the hotel.

The recreational activities listed below are available on site or nearby; fees may apply.

Non-gaming hotels outnumber casino resorts in Las Vegas’ southeast suburbs. An area highlight is Clark County Museum, which has restored structures from important periods in local history. Nearby, visitors can rent water and pleasure craft from the Las Vegas Boat Harbor, northeast of Boulder City. Established in 1931 to house Hoover Dam workers, Boulder City stands out for its ban on gambling.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at Check-In for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon Check-In and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.

The 5,000-seat Sunset Amphitheater presents frequent headliners in an outdoor setting beneath the stars. Also presenting live entertainment is the intimate 500-seat lounge, Club Madrid. Eclectic line-ups have included singer Al Stewart, psychic Marlene Lombardi, and karaoke performers. Gaudí Bar, a casino lounge surrounded by stained glass and curves based on the designs of architect Antonio Gaudí, presents live bands on Friday and Saturday nights and guitarists on other evenings.

First-run movies can be seen at the Regal Sunset Station movie theater with 13 screens to choose from and special pricing for children and seniors. Bargain shows also available.

The Sunset Station’s 110,000-square-foot casino offers more than 2,500 slots and 55 table games, a keno lounge, bingo and poker rooms, plus a 300-seat race-and-sports book with 30 large-screen TVs and 20 betting stations.

The Boarding Pass is a complimentary card that consolidates members' slots and table play into single accounts for 10 Nevada casinos. Play earns room, restaurant, and gift-shop comps and discounts.

Age restrictions may apply to entertainment options. Schedules are subject to change without notice.

Sonoma Cellar Steakhouse - Fine-dining steakhouse with candlelit tables, extensive wine list. Prime cuts of meat, chicken dishes, appetizers, soups, salads, desserts. Nightly dinner served.

Capri Italian Ristorante - Italian specialty restaurant styled as an outdoor bistro and lemon-tree orchard. Classic Italian cuisine, extensive wine list. Nightly dinner served.

Sunset Café - Diner serving burgers, egg skillets, other American fare and snacks. Open 24 hours.

Feast Around The World Buffet - Buffet restaurant with Asian, Italian, American, and international cooking stations. Dessert and salad bars. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Saturday and Sunday brunch served. Guadalajara - Classic Mexican dishes in a casual environment, modeled after a traditional Mexican cantina. Menu includes signature items, tacos, guacamole, and house-made flour tortillas and salsas. Nightly dinner served.

Viva Salsa - Located next to the casino. Casual Tex-Mex restaurant serving burritos, tacos, and quesadillas. Open from late morning until late evening.

Oyster Bar - Specialties such as gumbo, pan roast, cioppino. Open from late morning until late evening.

Gaudí Bar - Cocktail bar located in the center of the casino. Stained glass and curves based on the designs of Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí. Open 24 hours.

Food court - Offers Hooters, Fatburger, Panda Express, Sbarro, Ben & Jerry’s, Starbucks.

Room service - Available 24 hours.