Aliante Casino and Hotel, Casino hotel in the Aliante community, North Las Vegas, United States

Aliante Casino and Hotel is a multi-storey casino hotel in the Aliante community of North Las Vegas, Nevada, owned by Boyd Gaming. Its central section is clad in light tan panels, flanked by wings of blue-green glass windows, with a green "Aliante" sign above "CASINO + HOTEL" and a dark "TIGER" sign below. The casino floor holds 2,554 slot machines and 40 table games, plus a 170-seat sportsbook.

Aliante Station was announced on December 20, 2005, as a joint project of Station Casinos and The Greenspun Corporation, with an initial budget of $400–450 million. Groundbreaking took place on February 22, 2007, and the completed resort cost $662 million. It opened early at 10:40 p.m. on November 11, 2008, after crowds gathered for a fireworks show ahead of the planned 11:11 p.m. opening. Renamed Aliante Casino and Hotel in November 2012, it was bought by Boyd Gaming in 2016 for $380 million.

The 3,500 sq ft Access Showroom, designed by Scéno Plus, opened on November 14, 2008, with a performance by Smokey Robinson. It seats 600 and can be rearranged into a 340-seat lounge. Camacho's Cantina holds over 100 tequila types beneath a chandelier made from 2,700 empty bottles.

The resort sits at the northeast corner of the Las Vegas Beltway and Aliante Parkway, with 5,000 parking spaces including a 3,300-space garage. The 202-room hotel and 9 suites opened on November 14, 2008, three days after the casino. A second 202-room tower was planned but not built.

Camacho's Cantina, the resort's Mexican restaurant, hangs a chandelier made from 2,700 empty tequila bottles, and the bar stocks more than 100 kinds of tequila. The resort opened early, at 10:40 p.m. on November 11, 2008, because crowds outside grew too large; the planned 11:11 p.m. time was considered lucky.