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    2.6 (51 reviews)
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    The "fancy" shower head
    Mike B.

    This summer I have stayed at several Midwest casino hotels. So first, how they rank IMHO, then this specific hotel 1 MGM Detroit 2 Caesars Southern Ind 3 Isle Bettendorf 4 Harrah's KC 5 Treasure island MN The hotel and the casino are built on pylons, so you do feel shaking and movement. The room itself is well appointed, looks like they are trying to make it a destination, but there are some misses. First, the "hotel" parking structure, it's attached to the hotel by a skyway, and the only elevator in the structure is probably about 30-50 yards away from the front desk. The shower head pictured, it doesn't move, and at 6' tall, it made taking a shower a challenge The casino, it's confusing. There are "no smoking in this area" signs all over the place, and then there are non marked smoking places all over. After we arrived, there no people sitting at the bars, but there were lines 8-10 people deep waiting for drinks The casino is one of the smaller ones we visited I don't see a reason to return

    On-site nature walking/running/exercise & dog walking area just behind hotel. Really very nice & free!
    Joanna J.

    This hotel is respectable, clean and only 20-30 minutes (across the Ohio river) from Churchill Downs. Lovely nature views from most areas in the hotel and the connected Casino. LOVELY 1/2 mile nature/exercise trail perfect for dog walking on this property! Staff is friendly and helpful, even during the busy Derby 151 week. A solid home-base near Louisville and the charming town of New Albany.

    Bar area plenty of seating
    Roxanne B.

    Staff was awesome! Loved their text checkout option. Bed was firm but still very comfortable, plenty of outlets for charging, the bathroom was big and the shower and toilet are separate which is convenient. There were 4 pillows on the bed and you could text housekeeping if you wanted anything extra. Room came with a fridge, coffee maker, hairdryer and tv. *****Visited Gordon Ramsey steak for dinner, definitely more expensive than I remember but definitely delicious! Dani took excellent care of us, we had the pork belly appetizer, didn't care for the grits needed more berries, the steak was perfectly seasoned, the truffle fries were a little to greasy and limp and I suggest if u prefer ranch as a dipping option u bring your own, the dessert was soooooo small!!! It was good but definitely overpriced for the 1/4 cup mouse.

    Hotel
    Eric T.

    The hotel is extremely outdated and poorly kept! We arrived and were greeted by the wonderful staff! Upon arrival to our room we started checking it out and on the bed was fresh BLOOD......disgusting! We immediately took our belongings back down to check in and got a different room, however that should never have to happen. The protective mattress cover in both rooms were torn, no fitted sheets on the mattress and they are old, worn out and uncomfortable.

    Joseph G.

    Casino attached to the Cesar's hotel and casino In Southern Indiana. As a resident of Louisville Kentucky this is the only nearby place to come and legally gamble that isn't horse racing at Churchill downs (still haven't quite figured why it's ok to bet horses in Kentucky but not nfl games) Overall it's about a 25-30 min drive so it's not too bad of a haul. Very much out into the sticks with not much around. I usually come and donate my money about once every 5-6 weeks it seems. Black Jack is my poison. Although they do offer plenty of slots and other traditional games like craps, roulette, and Texas hold 'em This up until a few years ago was on a boat docked on the Water with 4 floors. But Cesar's got tired of closing due to high waters and things so they took a once luxurious lobby area that had quite A few nice restaurants and made it the casino floor. Us locals always just said "let's go to the boat" and that meant it's time to gamble. Even though it's not a boat anymore local people still call it the boat (guilty). I use to really love this establishment when it was the boat. It had plenty of tables, options, action and great paces to eat. Since it became just a one floor casino it's not as crowded with not as much action and it seems like it is 80 percent slots. They maybe have 3-4 black Jack tables at the most it seems. So if it ever has a decent crowd it's hard to get a table with your group sometimes. In the past there was plenty of options and it was easy. They did add a nice sports book area with TVs and live sports betting that I do enjoy. I watched a uofl basketball game there this past year and it was cool experience. Staff here is hit and miss as I'm sure it is with most casinos. Some dealers are super nice and others seem miserable. Which can change your whole vibe. The pit bosses there recently haven't been the greatest. I've seen more than a few uNecessary run ins a with other patrons. Never me though. I sit quietly and play my min hand black jack without much fuss. The food options here are not good anymore. Down to one restaurant called Jack binions which is a high dollar steak house that serves low priced tasting steaks. Out of all the restaurants the boat had before Jack binions was the worst and it's the only one they kept. They have a food court/cafe area where they sale way overpriced hamburgers and sandwiches. Like $15 a burger almost. And there not very good. They do have free fountain sodas spread out still. So that is one good perk that remained after they switched from "sea to land". Overall this place isn't as good as it once was. Casino smaller, less attractions, not the cleanest and less gaming options (outside of slots). The hotel attached always is what it was. A semi decent maybe 3 star level hotel that if you show up often you can get feee night stays Monday through Thursday pretty easily. All in all I keep coming back because the state of Kentucky refuses to legalize gambling and make the profits Indiana is. You have to be Churchill Downs to make gambling profits in our state it seems. Someone struck gold on that Monopoly. Since I'm not a horse guy I'll keep making the 30 min trek to the sticks of Indiana to get my gambling fix. It was nicer when it had better amenities but it's still fun to come and spend an hour or two playing black jack.

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    The one place had croquet sandwiches- they are the bomb. Staff were amazing. Recommend this a thousand times.

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    Derby City Gaming & Hotel - Derby City Gaming & Hotel

    Derby City Gaming & Hotel

    3.4(82 reviews)
    10.9 mi
    $$
    Sports on TV
    Live music

    I have mixed reviews. I normally go during the day. I do not recommend going late especially on the…read moreweekend. It was so crowded. So many People put their chairs up to save the slot & walk away for quite a while. And not just here & there. I've never seen it done as much as it was here. And that's saying something. The music was very loud but fun. It was definitely a vibe. I can see where some people go to just mingle & enjoy that. The bar was packed & seemed to be moving good. I just went for a night cap to end my Birthday. I went home with extra so yay for that lol. In the future I'll go during the early bird hours. SN: It might look smaller but there are 200+ more machines here than at the Caesars across the river.

    This is solely a review of the hotel portion. We booked through credit card points and were able to…read moreget a fairly priced 2 queen bed room. The amenities are nice and there are complimentary water bottles in the fridge and coffee en suite. There unfortunately is not complimentary breakfast, but there is a la cart paid food as well as a 24/7 convenience kiosk. The parking lot is well lit, spacious, and there are plenty of security cameras and the occasional patrolling security/police officers (it is a casino after all). We had a lot of luggage in the car but felt fairly safe keeping it parked overnight. If you're passing through and looking for an option that won't break the bank and offers good peace of mind for safety, I recommend stopping here.

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    French Lick Springs Hotel - Beautiful suite!

    French Lick Springs Hotel

    3.8(193 reviews)
    46.5 mi
    $$$

    If you're looking for a place where you simply need a room for the night, keep scrolling…read more If you're looking for a weekend where you can slow down, wander beautiful grounds, and actually enjoy the hotel instead of just sleeping there...this is it. French Lick Springs Hotel somehow manages to feel both grand and incredibly relaxing. Everywhere you turn there's another detail worth appreciating--from the breathtaking domed atrium and historic architecture to the beautifully maintained grounds that practically beg you to take a leisurely stroll. The wraparound porch quickly became one of our favorite places. We spent a ridiculous amount of time rocking in the chairs, enjoying the gorgeous weather and taking in the peaceful views. It felt like stepping back to a time when people weren't in such a hurry. One thing I didn't expect was how convenient it was to explore the area. The complimentary shuttle was fantastic. We rode over to the casino resort, spent hours walking the grounds and exploring the restaurants, and on the way back the driver even dropped a few guests off at CVS and simply told them to call when they were ready for pickup. It's little touches like that that make you feel genuinely taken care of. Our room service breakfast was another highlight. Everything arrived hot and beautifully presented, from the biscuits and gravy to the fresh fruit oatmeal and perfectly cooked breakfast. Starting the morning with breakfast by the window overlooking those incredible grounds was hard to beat. The hotel itself has so many little spaces to discover. We wandered through the historic bathhouse, found a billiards room tucked away, admired the architecture, and never once felt rushed to get back to our room. Every hallway seemed to tell another piece of the hotel's history. And yes... The robes absolutely deserve their own paragraph. They're still some of the most comfortable hotel robes I've ever worn, and I'm standing by my original statement--you won't want to take them off. French Lick is one of those rare places where the destination and the hotel are equally memorable. We left already talking about coming back during another season just to experience it all again. If you're debating whether this place is worth the trip... It absolutely is. Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Rooms: 5/5 Grounds: 10/5

    I love this place, it feels like you're in Europe.. great food. Great spa…read more We did it all, bowling, horseback riding, and got some great antiques In town.

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    The Red Mile

    The Red Mile

    3.8(52 reviews)
    76.0 mi

    My husband and I recently moved to the area. We started coming here for fun. We aren't big spenders…read morebut we do save up enough between trips to make it worth while. At first we did ok but here are a few things I have noticed: 1. They make it confusing to enter drawings. (+You have to spend $$$ before you can) 2. They have now limited your free cash and it has to be spent in 7 days or you lose it. 3. The front desk has some staff members that can be rude. 4. The games are very tight and we have heard others complain. 5. What used to be a fun outing is no longer fun :( I think we will now save up to go elsewhere which is a shame because this is closer but I think if the perks were better we would still be going. :/.

    The Red Mile is one of Lexington's most iconic spots, and it absolutely delivers on atmosphere,…read moreentertainment, and hospitality. Whether you're here for the historic harness racing, the gaming floor, or just a fun night out, the energy is always lively without ever feeling overwhelming. The staff could have been a bit more friendly and helpful. I had a few questions since it was my first time and they acted like it was inconvenient to answer them. Thus, the four star review. The facility is clean, easy to navigate, and has plenty of options for food, drinks, and entertainment. It's the kind of place where you can settle in, relax, and enjoy yourself for a few hours. Between the racing, the gaming, and the great service, The Red Mile is a Lexington classic that's well worth a visit. I'll definitely be back.

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    Maker's Mark Distillery - Bar in welcome center

    Maker's Mark Distillery

    4.8(1.2k reviews)
    47.7 mi
    $$

    Whiskey Creek tour was better than the standard tour. Very similar information shared but was able…read moreto see more of the campus. More intimate experience as well. Enjoyed tasting samples along the tour rather than at the end.

    Every distillery on the Bourbon Trail has a distinct personality, and Maker's is one of my…read morefavorites. Its youthful, energetic, iconoclastic, and a bit sassy. Tours are tons of fun, and extensive. If you've completed your Ambassadorship, save your card and registration number - tours are free! I've been visiting since 2007 and its been impressive to see the expansion, most notably the addition of the massive visitor's center, the Chihuly hallway in the rickhouse leading to the gift shop, and the limestone cellar for aging Maker's 42. The gift shop has great swag, sells some distillery-only bottlings, and provides an option for you to dip your own bottle in hot wax. Everyone should do that at least once - we did when we picked up our bottles from our Ambassador Barrel. Fully wheelchair accessible, and there is a shuttle that will take you from the visitor center to the start of the tour. And you want to take that shuttle - its a very steep hill and a long walk. A note on getting there - every road to the distillery is a back road, so heed the directions on the website. Avoid single lane roads that veer into hollows. Take 49 south from Bardstown, then go east on 52. Hang a left at the sign.

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    Belterra Casino Resort - Spacious room

    Belterra Casino Resort

    2.8(170 reviews)
    66.8 mi
    $$

    A friend had a filly she bred running in her first race, and she asked me to accompany her to…read moreBelterra. This is a small track with a casino. Grandstand parking and entry are free. The grandstand has a strange vertical design with minimal seating, and a staircase from the apron. The apron has tables with umbrellas. I had been to Belterra previously twice, but would not ordinarily go for racing. It is lower tier racing. If you live nearby, I assume it could be an entertainment option for you. 63

    We were at Belterra from Wednesday to Friday for a work conference…read more As soon as you walk into the lobby you get a whiff of the old moldy/musty/stale smell. We went up to our room to check it out. It smelled moldy/musty/stale as well. My wife ran a diffuser which helped tremendously. The armoire and the dresser that holds the mini fridge were in pretty rough shape. The tub had chips and stains in it. The headboard of the bed is pleather/vinyl and it was peeling and flaking. There is no microwave in the room. We changed and headed to the pool. This was probably the highlight of the week. The pool area is nice and the staff at the pool bar were friendly and talkative. We quickly learned that beers at the pool bar were colder than any others at Belterra. We stopped by and hung out at the pool and pool bar three times during our stay. We sent to the Stadium sports Bar and Grill Wednesday evening with some friends. The food was OK. After our first night we realized the bed was hard as a rock and the pillows were awful and we would just have to get through our stay. The next morning, I went to Nosh to get some breakfast. I ordered two Bacon, Egg and Cheese English Muffins and took them up to the room. The little oven they use is apparently on a preset timer based on what you order. It overcooked both our sandwiches. The muffins were almost burned and egg was chewy. My wife did say the coffee I ordered her was the best in the hotel. The entire hotel felt like you were in a walk in freezer. It didn't matter if you were in the lobby, casino or the conference rooms. everyone in our group complained how cold the hotel was. The hotel needs a complete renovation. I don't think it has been upgraded since it was built. My wife and I agreed that we won't be back to Belterra.

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