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"Excellent accommodations. One of the nicest hotels I've stayed in. Everything is new and up to date. Will stay here again."

"The pictures online doesn’t give a true picture of this property. From the front door to the large rooms to the friendly staff my stay was the BEST. I will definitely be visiting again soon "

"Great hotel and casino. "

"Pet friendly "

"I will say, the staff was very polite and helpful. Also, we generally stay at the Hampton Inn so that is the hotel experience we’re used too. But, we had a sporting event and everything was either extremely expensive or sold out. The hotel room was SOOO bad. The walls were molding and peeling off under the window, the entertainment center had been chewed by a dog, the bathroom door was absolutely disgusting and dirty and the adjoining room door was taped off… Staff was nice, there were clean towels ( we didn’t shower here), and the linens on the bed were clean The pictures they have of the rooms are not what we got.. at all. "

"I rented two rooms for a weekend. The rooms were not clean. Doors did not work well. Blinds to the windows were broken in each room. There was no refrigerator or microwave in either room. "

"Lots of parking, comfortable bed. Rooms need updating. Would stay here again."

"This was by far the most heinous place I’ve ever stayed. Stains all over the carpet, mattress, blankets, walls, ceiling, shower curtain. There were cigarette burns through the blankets and sheets. The window heat/AC unit had a layer of gunk on it years old. Dirty tissues were stuffed in the cracks of the window with a piece of filthy tape to “hold the window closed”. The gap in the door to the outside was large enough for anything that is most definitely living in that space to come and go as they please along with the ice cold winter air. The $175 I spent at Walmart on fabric sanitizers, Ozium air bombs, and a HEPA air purifier weren’t enough to even touch how bad the smell is of that place and everything that had the misfortune of being in our luggage and entering the room. If you’ve never felt like you needed to light your suitcase on fire to kill whatever smells and creatures are in it before taking it back in your house, this will be your first. When I tell you this was the worst way I’ve ever spent $675 ($225/night), and quite possibly much more on trauma therapy in the coming months, I am not being the least bit funny. "

"No breakfast at this property."