What was once a premier destination in the area is now a pitiful place of unhappiness. They have 50 convenient parking spots for the hundreds of rooms they have and then if those are full (we never got to park in them) you had to park in the casino parking garage, which is quite a walk from the hotel. Wasnt aware of a $11.73 resort fee, per day, until we checked in. It said it had WiFi, couldnt get it to work for more than 5-10mins, and sometimes not at all. It said it had a refrigerator, it did not, extra $10. Train tracks run 30 feet outside of our window! Two trains came through during the night with whistles blowing. The room is clean and in good repair, but not spectacular. It took 10 minutes of arguing before the receptionist finally agreed to wave the charge. On arrival we were informed that there would be an additional 'resort fee' of $11.16 per night. Louis and Louisburg locationsīeautiful skin.

We had these observations at both the st. My wife and I played separately for almost 4 hours and both agreed that slots were tight, we never felt like we were winning. We would have sacrificed 25% of the free space for more slots. We found the casino to have lots of floor space, almost to a fault. Annoyances? We found the walk from our hotel room to the casino to be long and sometimes confusing. Services were polite and cheerful at every turn. Just be aware of all of the extra fees when considering this hotel, especially if youre on a budget. So we called the front desk to ask about one and they informed us that itd be an extra $10/night. This was the first place weve ever stayed to not have a mini fridge in the room and weve stayed in some pretty dingy roach motels.

Our hotel had an unpleasant musty smell and was in dire need of some updates. We had to park in the garage at the casino and make the long hike to our hotel room). Id hardly classify this hotel as a 'resort.' The rude man my husband spoke to on the phone said this fee was for the Wi-Fi (spotty at best and I ended up having to use the data on my phone instead), coffee in the lounge (neither of us drink coffee) and self parking (good luck on finding a spot anywhere near the hotel. Had we known there would be an added resort fee to our bill, wed have stayed somewhere nicer for that price. So the sneaky resort fee charge that the hotel tacked on when we were checking in, was a kick in the shin.

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