The beds sank when you sat on them and I am not heavy. I’m was thankful I was only staying one night. View out the window is of the rundown parking lot and parking garage. The hallway carpet was absolutely disgusting with stains all over and very run down looking. Obviously the side they don’t care about. I got t all that for free a a nicer and cleaner Holiday Inn the night before. I laughed at the front desk staff member that told me that. You’ll pay a $14 “resort fee” for free wifi and SELF serve parking. I guess that goes with a casino environment. Inside it smells awful of cigars and cigarettes. Outside it is rundown and we were approached in the parking lot by a panhandler. I thought this place was average or below average.

This is one of our go-to casinos when traveling through the area. At least you can win here and take home some extra money, and even if you lose, you can play for quite a while on your money without dumping $50 into the slots all within 10 minutes. The payouts are fairly good, it all depends on which slots you play but some pay off well, others not so much. After many years this is still the only place I have ever found a Crystal Spider slot machine. We like this place, it is large and has some slots you don't often see. We also take casino trips from Michigan to Tunica Mississippi and we always like to stop at this casino on the way back to Michigan, whether from Atlantic City or Tunica. We stop to play for an hour or so and what determines how long we stay and how we rate a casino is if there is anything spectacular or different about it and whether the slots are really tight or we can at least play for a while on our money without losing it all within 10 minutes. The thing is, once inside they all pretty much look the same. The plan was to hit 31 casino's in 5 days. We took a trip from Michigan to Atlantic City traveling through Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Indiana taking different routes going out and coming back.

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