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Beyond the Neon : Casinos

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1. Rio

The Rio has more video poker machines than most, and a friendly feeling associated with casinos that rely on local trade for repeat business.
2. J. W. Marriott Las Vegas

A great place during daytime for people who want to gamble in a quiet, relaxing, upscale atmosphere.
3. Santa Fe

A mid-size gambling floor (1,700 slots), the Santa Fe is patronized primarily by locals and is one of the more pleasant casinos beyond the neon.
4. Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas

The hands-down winner for surroundings, with sweeping views of the lake and mountains.
5. Fiesta

From cocktail waitresses in jewel-toned satin outfits to the gaily patterned carpets on the floor, the casino evokes party time.
6. Texas Station

The theme is of a 19th-century town in the Lone Star state of Texas, with wagon wheels and gunpowder barrels.
7. Sunset Station

Mediterranean-themed casino with wrought-iron balconies. Natural light makes it more pleasant than most.
8. Sam’s Town

One of the largest non-Strip casinos with more than 3,300 slots, video poker, and keno machines.
9. Orleans

There’s a feeling of Mardi Gras in the casino, which is patterned after New Orleans’ Vieux Carré.
10. Arizona Charlie’s

Dude-ranch touches include deer antler chandeliers. Pai gow poker and Royal Match 21 are included in the games.