July 4th 7 pm You…read morehave 1 roulette table open $25 minimum. Just great, price everyone out. How about at least 1 table for regular people and 10 and 15 dollar minimum? Happy July 4th!

Someone else said "This Harrah's is embarrassing. Old everything, Other casinos offer better…read moreexperiences. Well I just went and noticed how poor the payout was. Not good! Just not a great experience. Not worth my time.

We just returned from here, decent hotel was happy with our stay. This review is simply based on…read morethe hotel I'm not comparing the hotel and casino jointly. We were given a free king suite upgrade due to it being a mid week stay so check in staff were great I would not expect that on a weekend stay. You have to use your key card to even use the elevator I liked that advanced security feature, clean place housekeeping did a great job. Would stay here again, also it's not expensive.

Have to say this was pretty disappointing. The casino was actually beautiful, but the conventions…read morethey have here, the expos... complete waste of money. I drove an hour for the chocolate expo, paid almost $25 for a ticket, only to go in there to see that every chocolate purchase you might want to make is averaging out to be $12 or more, next to no samples on any of the products, and the celebrity meet and greets they advertise don't mention that you have to pay an extra $40-$60 to even go meet them. Which is a real shame because I was very excited to meet the cast of Willy Wonka. That's one of my favorite movies, and the main reason I drove down here. Only to find myself feeling really bad that most of them were just sitting there looking at the crowd with no line because I'm sure many, like myself, weren't expecting to pay an extra fee on top of what you already paid to get into the expo. I felt so bad for them. Just a bummer. I'm probably just going to try and find something to do around the area before I go home so I can at least get my drives worth. Genuinely though it could be user error. I guess if there was any fine print, I didn't see it. Make sure you read it if it's there before you make a purchase for one of the expos here.

Stopped here recently with a pack of guys who live 10 minutes down the road in Delaware. Even…read morethough it is called Harrahs Philadelphia's- it's in Chester which is still 10-15min our of the city. Parking was free which is good, and depending on your GPS, you may be taken through a rough neighborhood. I personally don't mind but there it is. The casino seemed like your standard size - high industrial ceilings, lots of room. Decent table game nest, and even though the limits were somewhat high even for a weekend- masks are standard and forehead temperature checks are standard coming inside. Had a good time - we didn't stay too long after hitting a couple numbers we were ready to go.

Come on people if you like Cozy friendly hot machines sometimes great food atmospheres wonderful…read morespecial on the nights they have bands playing ! I moved about 1-1/2 years ago so I'm not their as much due to this summer traffic going to a spilling and then going to New Jersey, but once the summer over I'll be their on my week end if you see me said Hi

This casino is one of six Seminole Casinos in the state of Florida. In fact, the Seminole Tribe…read moreowns and operates 6 of the 7 tribal casinos in Florida, with the Miccosukee Tribe owning just 1 casino (in Miami -Dade County). Originally opened in a small red barn in 1980, as one of the Seminole Tribe's first casinos, it's presently a 27,000-square-foot casino with over 400 Las Vegas style slot machines, high-stakes bingo, and a full service restaurant and lounge. It is one of the largest employers in Glades County with more than 210 dedicated employees. Even though this is the oldest and smallest of their Casinos, I found it to be clean, well maintained, and the air quality was excellent. The employees that I interacted with were warm, friendly, professional, and helpful. This particular Saturday afternoon the place was packed and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. The favorites were the slot machines, but also the majority of seats were taken at the game tables. BTW, $10 game tables on a Saturday afternoon is a pretty good deal. The adjoining Bingo Room (about the size of a small grade school gymnasium) was packed with mainly our senior players. Down the road a couple of miles construction is presently underway to replace this Casino with a new casino-hotel which will feature a nearly 38,000-square-foot casino, 623 slot machines and 18 tables for blackjack, baccarat and other house-banked card games. Included in the total number of slot machines will be 101 in a smoke-free gaming space and a high-limit area with 42 slot machines and four table games - all this sitting on a new 75-acre site with a 10-acre lake and parking for 1,000 vehicles. Original plans were for the new Casino to open in late 2024, and the subsequent closing of the existing one, however I have read where it now may be sometime in 2025. Make it a point to visit here soon, I think you'll have a good time. Then return again to check out the new one when it opens. I'm looking forward to it.

Absolutely do not stay there. Went to the hotel for like the 4 th time. Each time was the…read moresame. Lost over 1200.00 .... They don't even give you a little bit to play on. I have never been to a casino like this ever before. I can't believe they get returning guests. Don't I am warning you!!!!! Go to Immokalee much bette!!

Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia was not initially on my radar for a stay while in Philadelphia…read morefor the Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run, a 10-mile race that stretches south along Broad Street. While I loved the Expedia flight + hotel package price, I had mixed feelings about booking at this specific hotel. On one hand, it is perfectly located near the finish line and offers a Peloton bike in its fitness center. However, on the other hand, I was hesitant about having a casino attached, fearing it might attract a crowd I was not interested in being around. My experience with the front desk staff was nothing less than professional. Since my room was already booked through Expedia, check-in consisted of a quick verification of my information, a brief overview of amenities, and receiving my room keys. For reference, check-in starts at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Upon entering my room, I immediately thought, "This is gorgeous!" The design and color scheme appeared very professional, and the furniture--along with the headboard lighting--added a nice touch. Looking out the window, I had a view of the area, including the Walt Whitman Bridge in the distance, which connects Pennsylvania to New Jersey. In the shower, there were Terra Green liquid products attached to the wall. I particularly enjoyed the lotion and the shampoo/conditioner, which had a lovely scent and made showering very pleasant. Throughout my travels, I have noticed that hotels have largely done away with the small complimentary toiletries, so I appreciated having high-quality options. The shower featured a sliding door, providing privacy, and everything in the bathroom was very presentable, even the toilet paper, which was branded with the 'Live! Casino & Hotel' logo. Along with those features, the room met my high standards for cleanliness. I had no issues getting comfortable in the king-sized bed, with my head perfectly supported by the comfortable pillows. I truly enjoyed the water pressure in the shower; it was soothing and felt great after the race. While it did not have multiple spray patterns, I loved the pressure it had. Other room amenities I noticed included an iron, ironing board, a safe, a Nespresso coffee maker, a mini-refrigerator, and lamps with USB ports and AC plugins. Additionally, the Wi-Fi was easy to connect to, and I experienced zero connectivity issues. I really loved being able to cast my smartphone to the television, allowing me to resume a movie I had been watching on YouTube prior to my stay. Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia, as expected, has an exceptionally beautiful interior. As a fitness enthusiast, having an on-site fitness center was great, as it allowed me to keep up with my routines. I was pleased to see several dumbbell weights, medicine balls, kettlebells, a very nice selection of workout machines, a Cybex fitness bike, and a Peloton bike. I absolutely enjoyed using the Peloton, especially with the lovely Robin Arzon as my instructor, who put my legs through a challenging low-impact workout. If you are looking to visit the city for sporting events, Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia sits conveniently near Citizens Bank Park, and Lincoln Financial Field. Or, if you are looking for a way to get to downtown Philadelphia, the hotel is less than a mile away from the SEPTA NRG Station, which is an accessible way to get downtown with only a few stops in between. Another thing I loved is that the hotel is easy to spot from over a mile away due to its exterior, which made it easy for me to find after finishing the Broad Street Run. I would surely book Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia again, as it met my comfort needs, and I love the fact that its location is highly accessible to points of interest in Philadelphia. ~ Be obsessively grateful. ~ Thomas G

We were greeted when we walked in. Everyone was super helpful and friendly. The hotel was clean…read more There was free parking. We were able to get additional towels and rags without an issue. They also had robes available in the closet. I absolutely loved that paintings around the building. The view was also decent from the room. My only suggestion is to put the name on the TV. I was lucky and won a few bucks.

If you don't like hanging out at the boardwalk which can get very scary at night. This is the place…read moreto go! Feels like being in a little fishing village!

I love the Borgata! It's my favorite hotel. I would come back to AC and just stay here inside the…read morehotel the whole time. I love the pools, the stores, the food, the people, the ambiance. Everything here is incredible. I love the rooms and the views. The last time I was here I stayed on the 37th floor and had ocean views. I would highly recommend this. I can't wait to come back!

Sat down at first machine and my last spin I won. The cashier quickly came over and paid me.read more

Incredibly great first experience at this casino. We both won big - hitting the jackpot here. Staff…read morewas friendly and professional. We enjoyed playing slot machine games we were not familiar with there. We look forward to coming here again.