Hotels - Main Street Station

Main Street Station.

MSS.

Downtown's only buffet.

Downtown's weirdest and quirkiest antiques.

Definitely worth a visit.

Main Street Station has soooo many cool hidden secrets, hidden gems, interesting architectural items, etc. throughout the property.

Be sure to grab a map at the cashier cage so you can check them all out.

The stained glass throughout the property is just one of many (20+) cool items!

Favorite Memory: Upstairs

They used to have the upstairs area open and you could wander around and see all kinds of cools antiques and stuff.

They have Winston Churchill's Snooker Table, bunch of cool old stuff like that.

One time I found $1 inside a drawer of one of the Antiques. I knew all that peeking inside people's medicine cabinets would pay off one day!

Favorite Memory: Scavenger Hunt

We found all the items on their map and were really surprised by how many cool, old, historic pieces they had.

My favorite was this giant chandelier lantern from Paris I think it was, from an old opera house or something from the 1800's! 

Kind of straight and to the right in this photo.

Think I bet this game one time, $.25 and got it.

Huzzah!

I've never gotten a Royal Flush in Video Poker before, but I always feel like if I'm going to anywhere, it would be here.

See, I did wear a dress shirt out on Fremont once.

Aforementioned cool old antique. 

Is that a buffet behind the Boar's Head Bar?

Better go check it out!

We did the Breakfast Buffet on a Sunday, it was about $60 for two people.

Food was about what you'd think, medium quality, lots of items from a can, little dry, not much flavor, etc.

Kind of like the old Paradise Buffet at Fremont Hotel - forgettable, but it will do in a pinch. 

Job.

Circus.

Some kind of Van Helsing quote on the ceiling. 

Something about rub it twice for good luck or something.

All aboard the prison bus!

Did you know they had an actual train car at MSS?

I can't believe they haven't turned this into a restaurant.

She's thinking about winning, I just know it.

Favorite Memory: Lucky Lines

Oh man, this game.

I counted and think we won something back on every spin for over 50 consecutive spins.

IDK if that's how it's programmed to work, but if not, that's the craziest thing I've ever seen in Vegas then.

I like playing video poker at MSS, even though I literally never win.

It's the illusion of winning that we're all here for, isn't it?

Before that guy drove his truck into the building.

After a guy drove his truck into the building, instead of replacing the antique stained glass, or antique doors, they just decided to wall off that part of the building - and then said you know what this place needs? 

A random and completely unnecessary arcade room.

#geniuses

Favorite Memory: Hotel Stay

Like many spots in Vegas, was nicer than I expected!

Booked a room day of, for 4th of July, was like $80.

Lots of road noise, worst pillows of any hotel in Vegas so I barely got any sleep, but your results may vary.

Room itself was great though. I especially like all the old-school, antique type charms found around the property.

They don't use these keys for the rooms, but it would be cool if they did!

Mermaid Horse chandelier, with wings.

Quirky.

17 floors total

16th floor view, before the 4th of July fireworks!