This Caesars property is is quite lovely! Being that I am from Vegas I am used to the over the top casinos- I do love that you can clearly tell this is a Caesars property by the service, décor, and overall atmosphere. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms are well maintained. There are 2 floors for gaming as well as a selection of table games. This property offers a variety of dining options to choose from- with options ranging from fast and quick to fine dining. Overall this is a great property and I would recommend it! read more

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My wife and I came to Caesars Windsor for a show on our Anniversary and stayed the night. While the Casino is non smoking, it was smoking at one time and you can still smell the smoke in the walls/ceilings. The rooms are ok, but nothing special and rates are at a sky high premium when there is a show on a weekend. Very expensive for what you get and the bathroom had a lot of wear and tear. One positive is free parking. I am looking for the positive. The other is the friendly check in staff. See another positive. If you are there for a show and plan to eat at the casino before make sure you start early as the restaraunts get very busy. We ate at Legends Sports Bar. It was ok, but not memorable. The wait staff was excellent. Caesars Windsor in November is not a great place. read more

Disclaimer: perhaps casinos just aren't my thing, and since I don't have much comparative experience, this rating is based on first impressions and our limited interaction with the staff. So, we had three main goals when going to Windsor: to find something to eat, to have a drink, and to do at least one gambling thing. So, after grabbing lunch and wandering around Oulette and Wyandotte streets for a while, we headed into the enormous and garish Caesars to accomplish goals two and three. People whose primary experience of casinos is through Hollywood representations of decadence, avarice and intrigue are probably in for a bit of a letdown here: crowd looks like an AARP convention full of plump Midwesterners, with an average age of about 78. Casino layout offers a variety of card tables, slot machines, and such, mostly unoccupied given our Tuesday afternoon visit. Everything seems to be in good repair, and the currency exchange and ticket cashout machines make navigating the maze easy and convenient for rookies like the missus and me. We stopped at the bar for a Labatt's Blue (a moral necessity while here; Canada's famously okay lagers don't make it down to Texas, so you kind of pine for them after a while) and a rum & coke. Drinks were fine, but the bartender was so creepily aloof (didn't acknowledge us even though we were right in front of him, kept stoically and silently cleaning after getting our round) that we felt uncomfortable and took the drinks out onto the floor. So, we found a 25-cent slot machine, loaded a fiver into it, and began to spin away. Veteran slot guy at the reserved machine next to us helpfully explained that betting two credits instead of one increases your payout odds, so we went with it. We hovered around the $5 mark for a minute or two before hitting and going up to $16.50. This about paid for our drinks, so we smiled, cashed out, and headed for the bus back across the tunnel. Clearly, we are not any casino's dream customers. So, other than the weird bartender, everything was fine and dandy, so if casino gambling is something that you enjoy, I can't see why you wouldn't want to do it here. Alas, high-rolling just doesn't seem to be in our future. read more

What a disappointing stay at this hotel. Started with a cancelled flight in due to weather in my departing city. My stay was cut in half, to 1 night and the hotel STILL charged me for my room. Said hotel was sold out, yet my colleague who had been there already said hotel was super quiet, with many empty rooms on her floor. Ridiculous. The place is a maze, you can't figure out where you are or where you are going, and it starts with trying to find the valet when you are pulling in. The signs are small and hard to read, so don't drive too fast or you will miss them! The staff, from check in to check out, was rude & nobody cared or was helpful. The only nice person was the valet gal who brought our car around at 5am this morning. It's also ridiculous that you can't call down from your room for your car, unless you are a 7 star member....what is that? The room was in desperate need of a remodel and a heavy cleaning..... And could not have been further away from the lobby. Found out later there was a NEW tower, right off the lobby, and for one night it would have been nice to not have to walk a mile to the room. I was here for business, and will be in Windsor multiple times in a year and I would rather stay across the water in Detroit and drive in, than stay at this property again. read more

Went to the casino with my family on Saturday 1/13/18 to see a comedy show, Sebastian Masascalco. We stopped in the casino to gamble first and have a few drinks and eat. It was nice that the casino was non-smoking but smelled very musty. Like the a damp carpet, mildew smell. They could use some air fresheners! More than half of the tables were not open on a Saturday afternoon. The ones that were open were packed. Not enough variety in the games. Only 1 Caribbean Stud Poker Table and only 2 Ultimate Hold Em Tables. It wasn't to bad grabbing a drink, but there are not enough restaurants in the casino. Everyone had a huge line and moved very slow. We did find one snack bar, but the food looked awful and it was very overpriced. I probably won't come back, and just stick with the Detroit Casinos. its never a problem grabbing something to eat there. read more

My hubs and I drove from Jackson Michigan to Caesars for an overnight gambling trip. The hotel part is lovely. We stayed in a new room and it was nice. However, I was VERY shocked to see quite a bit of mildew on the shower curtain. And no place to put on makeup. The bathroom has no counter. There was a huge counter (they called it the "make up area" but without a mirror or lighting, I'm not sure how that works. If you play slot machines you're going to see some real oldies here. Looked like they bought the machines after Trump's Taj Mahal went under. Ancient mostly. A few newer ones. Hubs and I play craps nationwide. We tip the crew every time a point is made. It averages about $30-40/hr. In turn I expect a crew who knows where my money is, what the correct payout is, and if I bet 4 Hard every bet, then I expect them to inquire about it if I forget. This did not happen. Also the casino had terrible odds on behind the pass line bets. We will not be returning. To play with Canadian money is a 7% fee (obtained by paying less than exchange). And they hit you again when you want American back. SKIP SKIP SKIP the buffet. It wasn't all bad, but it should be better. The prime rib was good but when I ask for medium rare, I want medium rare. Now a bad meal can be made better with a good dessert, but the desserts were AWFUL. I was once a chef so I'm pretty picky but frosting should have more sugar than shortening. And rice pudding should be creamy, not watery. And more than a mouthful in a sample cup would be nice. read more

I don't necessarily have a problem either this place, but it's layout for the second tower is crazy. You have to check in at the only lobby, then walk through the casino floor with luggage in hand to get to the second tower, which is pretty awkward. Another problem, the WiFi is pretty weak throughout, mainly if you're in your room. It may be listed as amenities, but if you're going to do it, do it right. The remodeled rooms are nice and I didn't have a problem with that at all. I appreciate having smoking rooms available since there's no smoking on the casino floor (another plus). I know they're probably getting back on their feet after the lockout, and I hope it comes sooner than later. read more

We are going to Frankenmuth, Michigan tomorrow so thought of stopping at Windsor for a day. We went to Caesars, I always like to come and play here, its a nice big casino. The decor is nice, the entrance is good with a huge statue. There are restaurants as well. There is a fountain outside. It is nice but if they added some music and colors to it, like the musical fountain in Singapore Sentosa Island, it would really look good. read more

Glen at Cosmo's was an amazing bartender! It was my first time at Caesar's Windsor and he made me feel welcome. Highly recommend this place!

My parents were really excited to take me to the Market Buffet here and I had high expectations. Now about the food. The buffet here serves sushi but it's not that great and most of the good rolls automatically have wasabi in them so no choice there. Their soups are really salty. They did have some nice baked salmon along with fried smelt, mussels, and some other seafood so I was happier. But, Caesars really caters to heavy meat eaters with meatloaf, turkey, and more. Their pasta station was nice and they do have a sort of Mongolian grill in the back too. They have two salad stations, two BIG salad stations mind you. Another good thing about here is their big square area for desserts to which I applaud them for. I would come back here again but very occasionally. read more

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This Caesars closely resembles the other location in Las Vegas with its Roman decor, slot machines, hotel rooms, and buffet. However, it is lacking that typical Vegas atmosphere in the sense that it is one of the only casinos in the area. It does stand out amongst the other Windsor, Canada buildings and remains a staple of their downtown skyline. Caesars offers the same rewards program here for its members and seems to have better alcohol pricing than its US equivalents. In addition, each staff member I interacted with was extremely pleasant and helpful. I did not stay at the resort but would return to try it on my next visit to Canada. read more

So we were stuck in the tunnel and outside of the tunnel into Canada for an hour, we were late for check in. I was sent a message earlier that my high room and my other requests were ready, when we got there there was an issue the rep got a manager and said they just put someone in I guess our room n then there weren't rooms I guess in what we chose. So the lady was kinds rude when she told us it's a low floor but a better room that cost 20.00 more, so I asked why would they give the room away n she stated they give them as people come in I told her about the message I received she said that was from a third party n I told her it was from the hotel. It took like 20 mins to check in. The service definitely isn't the same as In Vegas, the room they put us in wasn't checked there were in no trash bags, no coffee cream/sugar and internet is non existent. I ordered DoorDash they wouldn't put the person on the elevator to deliver the food they never called up to say that they wouldn't the DoorDash person kept trying to call me but the call kept dropping cause no Wi-Fi, I couldn't find the lobby and when asking the security guards they acted like they didn't know where the check in was either. When I finally found it my food was left on a table in the lobby the concierge didn't even have them leave it with them, I'm not sure I want to come here again. The room was ok it was supposed to be a luxury room, but it was just a room it was clean. Spago was great the highlight of the visit, the only issue is the tables are very close together so nothing romantic about it. Johnny Rockets was good but weird they brought out shakes and fries out, then 20 mins later our burgers(it was a good momma burger)when I asked about it she said fries are appetizers...huh? First impressions are everything I think the check in may have tarnished the whole experience, we didn't feel welcome, we were made to feel like they were doing us a favor by staying there, not for 750.00 for 2 nights, better service at Holiday Inns. read more

Absolute rip off on the slot machines. DO NOT PLAY. Can't even have fun playing because they steal your money day in and day out.

Front desk check in couldn't have been better. We got our room upgraded to a bigger room and higher up. We joined the rewards ( club, membership, scam to get more info ) and got the resort fees removed. Pronto pizza was pretty good and not a bad price. I was very disappointed in the gift shop. It felt very low end, drab and disjointed. Merchandise is not set up well it felt hodgepodge. Being in a Caesars I expected way more. We played a few slots wondered around and went to bed. The hotel was very quiet which I appreciated being a light sleeper. In the morning we saved 20$ on breakfast because of the reward membership. Played a few slots and checked out. read more

My husband and I came to casino Windsor to get a cirque Xmas show. It was our first visit to the casino. We are from metro Detroit. We had floor seating in row 14. I was worried about being on the floor and not being able to see. Our seats were great! I'm pretty short and had no problems with seeing everything on stage. The show was great! After the show we headed down to the buffet. We had enrolled in the casino club so we could get a discount on the buffet, when we picked up our cards they gave each of us a $10 food voucher! The wait to be seated was kinda long, since they sit the people that have a higher status in the casino first. While I understand why..it was pretty annoying. We probably waited 20 min to sit. Maybe it was because of the show, but I wish there was a way that every day people got to sit right away too. The food was so good! My husband and I like buffets and this one didn't disappoint. We had a hard time not eating to much of one thing so we could try something else. Everything was hot and refilled quickly. My only complaint was our beverages were empty most of the time and we had 2 waitresses! We will definitely be back! read more

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COSMO'S,,,what a huge disappointment,,now that restrictions being lifted etc,,everyone looking forward to getting back to some kind of normal,,Cosmos is far from what it used to be!!! was looking forward to our first nite out there,Louie & the band playing,,,its obvious Cosmos is not prepared for the return of "normal" not enought staff,no waitress service to tables,,only 2 or 3 bartenders on the bar,,line up for drinks stretched down the stairs of entrance all night!!! some managers hanging around but not helping much,,customers had to bring back all the empties on their tables then wait in line for another drink,,,complete sh**show on Cosmos part,,they should have been well aware that people cant wait to get out again,,have the proper staffing on to service your patrons!!!! and of course prices have gone up but service is non-existent,,soooooo disappointed read more

Never going to the Vu bar again because every time I'm there they rip me off with change.. I always tip generously the first time I gave a $100 bill and they forgot to give me change. The second time I gave $20 and the waitress gave me 2 beers and the total was $11 plus a little change I said take $2 but instead she gave me $2 instead of my change.. pretty irritating. read more

I love gambling. Yep, that's it: I love it. Honestly, who doesn't? It's fun and if you don't get into a lot of trouble, you'll have a good time even if you lose. So, because I enjoy gambling, we decided to take a trip abroad to the great city of Windsor, ON to go to the new Caesars casino (formerly Casino Windsor). There's no good casinos in Illinois - the boats are lame and Joliet sucks. So this was a great time to go somewhere fun. Apparently the casino has been heavily remodeled since its Casino Windsor days and all of the improvements have been phenomenal (I myself never actually went to Casino Windsor but I was with a group of people who used to frequent it). It looks a lot like Caesars Palace in Las Vegas (I mean, why wouldn't it - it's the same casino). There's tons and tons and tons of slots, a bunch of table games and everything else that a casino has to offer. There's some pretty big shows lined up (including a performance by Celine Dion in February - très bien!) and I'm sure there's a bunch of decent performances happening regularly. We ate dinner at the buffet below the casino and it was most excellent. There was excellent, fresh sushi, pan-Asian, comfort food, southern, Mexican and amazing desserts. The price was right (about $30/person on the weekends) and the food was really, really, really good. The service was friendly and OK - I can't really say much about it, though, because the server isn't really involved in the buffet food process. I highly recommend becoming a member of the Caesars Gold Club because it's free. You get a little card that you plug into the slots when you play or hand to the dealer when you play a table and you receive points for all of your casino play. These points turn into cash that you can redeem from a cashier's station. They also include points toward the buffet dinner so we actually ate for free - kick ass! The card can be used at any of the other casinos in the Caesars network (Paris Hotel, Caesars Palace, etc. in Las Vegas) so you can just keep accumulating points. My only gripe is the lack of free drinks. I know this isn't Las Vegas, but I don't like the idea of paying for drinks in a place where I'm already shelling out tons of cash to play games. The casino won't lose money on the free drink deal (since you'll always waste way more than the cost of the drink on the games) but I understand that businesses in the area would have suffered if the casino were handing out free drinks left and right (no one would ever pay to get a drink at a bar when they could go to the casino and get them for free). They could at least stand to charge less than $4.25 for a bottle of Miller Lite - those prices are outrageous. read more

This is my review on Casino & Market Buffet. Well let's start with Casino, we have only been here a couple times as ware not gamblers at all. There was plenty of slots for me but no Texas Holden for my husband. The times I've been here I have won both times. First time I won a couple hundred dollars on quarter slots. Last night I won the Jackpot on 50cent slots $775 after getting paid my husband said always spin slots more, so I did and won another 225$. So walking out with a extra 1000$ in my pocket was great.. Now for Market Buffet, firstly being new we didn't know that there was 3 different lines you were supposed to go into. It cost us 70$ Cdn for Saturday. This isn't a bad price for a huge buffet. But that's not what we got when we arrived. The pizza was cardboard, rice was dry sticky & gross. Pasta was bland no sauce to speak of. Only good thing there was dessert spread was amazing. I will never go back to Buffet again... read more

This is getting 5 stars from me simply due to the fact it is NON SMOKING. How nice to be in a casino (unlike the ones in my native land; looking at you greektown, mgm and motor city) where I can only stand to be for about an hour tops because of the insane amount of people smoking. I will be making the trek across the border (even with that hassle, it's worth it) so i can gamble AND breathe. read more

Used to be a LOT better under old management. No FREE drinks, they are not as likely to give free meals as they used to. With the exchange rate, it's better to just go to Detroit. read more

This isnt your Vegas Caesars.... They wont let you drink just anywhere on site... hell, you cant drink on the streets much less smoke Cuban cigars anywhere. They card people before entering the gambling area. WTF! Though all in all, they didnt kick us out for the excessive noise, slamming of the doors, for being the source of the emanating smell of alcohol and pizza and donuts.... so in that regard they scored high. Of course, the sign be damned, I'll drink where ever I want and leave the glass where I want... right outside the elevator! BooYahh! ;P read more

Around 2 to 2:30AM, the cute drinks girl looked at me over my wrecked cards and called for last call. Last call? At a casino?! What country am I in?!! read more

Caesars in Windsor is a good spot to visit to get your fix and win some money. The only down side I see is that it doesn't seem like there are too many options for food. I feel like most casinos have a little more variety. Two of the calls outs that were nice were the drink prices and the cleanliness of casino. read more

We stopped in to check out the casino. Free parking. Admittance age is 19. Casino is a little outdated but kept clean. Lots of elderly playing slots. It's right across the border and you can see Detroit across the river. read more

This Canadian Casino is top notch. Some of the best customer service and friendly people.

It was my birthday weekend and was heading to the patriots lions game in detroit. Instead of heading to the detroit side we decided to stay at caesars windsor... it was almost sold out but managed to find a booking for two nights i needed the third night but it was sold out. The rates for two nights were ridiculous but it was my birthday so I decided to splurge. We arrived late on the friday and checked in check in was somewhat easy but i booked a deluxe king room and no one was able to give me an idea which tower was the "newer" tower. I got to the room and there was nothing deluxe or modern about it. It was an old room and it was in the complete opposite tower where the valet is. she told me i was in an upgraded room .It was outdated there are hardly any plugs. The lights in the bathroom were broken. It was just so lack lustre. We did have a nice view of the detroit skyline though ill give them that. The shower was either scolding burning hot or freezing cold. Still we were going to try to make the best of it. However things just got worse from there. Anytime you need valet you have to walk a mile to get it but my issue was the absolute horrendous treatment from almost every person there. It seemed like i was walking into some weird clique. Everyone treated me like i was an alien or something everyone was rude was judgmental (granted im a model i stand out a bit but come on) i was there with my husband trying to have a good birthday and I was mistreated at every bar every restaurant. The women at the bar were very judgemental and stuck up you would think they would welcome tourists. The pit bosses were all saying underhanded really sexual comments It was really creepy and it was actually quite offensive so much so my husband wanted to leave right away and go to another hotel but everything was sold out. The security there is garbage there were two incidents of a man following me and I usually just let things go like it comes with the territory so i let it go but he actually followed me twice. I ignored it i didnt bother anyone about it cause we already stood out enough and i just realy couldnt wait to leave but ... another patron saw this man staring at me and following me and created a scene about it ( it was happening to me but i didnt say anything yet HE SAW IT) so security came to talk to me and my husband and the other patron..they took MY INFORMATION !! im not even involved in this they provided no follow up they didnt take anyone elses information but they wanted mine and i asked them for what and they said your a complainant... i said im not involved in this so they spent time getting my information treating me like its my fault instead of going after the guy that was harrassing me. NOONE gave me a report noone followed up to tell me the caught the guy nothing !! that was only the first night how completely unprofessional i will be looking into this further. The next night another man followed us and right away a nice girl at the rewards booth saw it and said she is sorry and will let staff know. (literally like the only nice person i met). we went to arius nightclub for the night and it was decent but the security guards for the club are different from the casino and they started arguing with my husband telling him they cant let him in cause he was intoxicated when we never had a drink yet lol and we were talking to security for an hour just talking. ITS ridiculous. i have to say it was a blessing in disguise that they were sold out on the sunday because i went to MGM detroit and it was fantastic will write a review about that shortly.. if i were you i would go there dont stay at ceasers in windsor unless you want to get harrassed and be treated like complete crap. he pros.... you are super close to mgm detroit which is where you should go anyways there is an irish guy at the restaurant there i forget his name he was very fun and kind. ill never ever ever stay here again it was my birthday i stay in vegas all the time at ceasers properties cause my dad may he rest in peace loved ceasers...but this place its really uncomfortable the rooms are outdated and noone cares about customer service. read more

This is a review of the hotel only. I've stayed here the last three times I've travelled to Windsor. I really love this hotel, the staff are friendly, the rooms are big and really nice and the midweek price is always reasonable. Free parking (and it's ample to say the least) and free internet (wired & wifi in the Augustus tower). Other people have mentioned this, but it's important. If you have a lot of stuff, don't lug it all with you until you know what tower you're in. I've normally been able to switch to the Augustus tower, but it is quite a long walk from the self park area to the check in and then a pretty descent walk back to the Forum tower (if you have a lot of luggage) A tip I've discovered is if you're booking try expedia and then compare it to what you can book through the Caesar's website. The last time I booked I got a cheaper rate through Caesars, since they had a 15% off promo code (I had to look for it though!) I'm often travelling alone (I travel for work fairly often) and I always feel very safe here (that's a huge thing for me when I travel). There's lots of security and if you can't sleep at night you can gamble in your p.j's. (and you may not be the only one) read more

Had issues getting checked in here with a group. In the end, it was sorted out. Rooms were nice and clean. Internet in room is not very stable. could not connect with my iPad. Troubles connecting with my laptop. So that made it troublesome to stay connected. The bed was comfortable. I would say we would most likly return as this is atleast a Full service hotel in Windsor. read more

I wasn't here long enough to write a full review but a casino w. free valet, that is smoke-free, & has the actual handle bars on the slot machines really does make my day! The slots weren't exactly flowing free, but I wasn't exactly popping them full of money either (times are tough people). The Market Buffet was delicious, although not fully stocked for the lunchtime hour. It was a decent price for the amount of food you did get & the quality was very good. Their dessert bar was AWESOME - particularly the crepes station. I'll probably go back the next time we visit our friendly neighbors to the north;) read more

Went to meet some friends from Canada at the casino last night. The good and bad. Good. 1. Casino is very nice and open. No smoking, no Detroit Attitudes, people there seemed very friendly and looking to have a good time. Give 200 and get 250 back to play with. Nice sports book to bet and watch games. Enjoyed my casino time. Bad. The border crossing both ways took a very long time. Even though traffic was light after I got through the tunnel it took 20-30 minutes in line to get through customs. All the places to eat were very crowded and had a 2 hour wait. We were hungry and ended up at the Buffett for $29.00. For $10-15 it might have been acceptable...but it was your basic Old Country Buffet/Golden Coral type of fair. Nothing stood out..just masses of uninspired food. read more

I stayed at Caesars Windsor with my husband for one night on Saturday, March 1st. We're platinum tier for Total Rewards, and quickly realized that doesn't mean anything in Windsor. We arrived at check in and were cooly greeted by the woman behind the desk who was completely indifferent about us being there. We had a comped room, and in the special instruction section I wrote that we would love a river view room, if possible. My request was never acknowledged and even the option to pay for an upgrade was not presented. We got married in Las Vegas on Valentines Day last month and they acknowledged our message and made it really special- don't expect that here. They comped us a sketchy room on the fourth floor of the Forum tower with a striking view of the HVAC system. She did ask us if we wanted the wifi password, which never worked. Strike one. We met up with some friends from Michigan and grabbed some drinks at Legends and headed to the tables to play. I sat down at a table and laid down $50 to cash in for chips- the dealer stopped me and told me I would have to interrupt one of the nearby (completely full) tables and ask them for chips because she didn't have the funds it to give me. She yelled over her shoulder to the pit boss asking if her request for more chips was being handled and he shrugged and said, "I don't know, I asked about 15 minutes ago", and retreated. Really, Caesars? On a Saturday night? Strike two. We went back to our hotel room to change and made some coffee before heading back down to the casino to play some more. While I was playing a slot machine next to my husband, a cocktail waitress abruptly stopped next to me unannounced and says, "Give me your drinks". I look down at my coffee and reply, "This is a coffee I made in my room?!" To which she replied, "That's why I need it", and very quickly scurried off. We are 29 and 35 years old, not a couple of college students. There are self serve drink machines, there is no valid reason why some cocktail waitress should be able to approach me and take my drink from me in a casino. Strike three. We won't be back, the quality of your staff and property was insulting and completely unacceptable. Shame on you, Caesars Windsor. read more

My family stayed here for a night and my parents stayed in another room so we could switch up watching my 6month son. We were put in the Augusta tower where kids can stay. Visually the place is beautiful. The sow and pool are in the other tower through the casino. You would think they have a pool on the kid side. Then I just check my account and they charge my 6 month as another person so it was higher than what I originally was told when I reserved., read more

Man, it was always so cool to me that there was such a big name hotel in Windsor. Had visited the Caesars when I was in Vegas, so it was cool to see one here. Not as grand overall, but it was still a huge deal! Mostly came here for the buffet downstairs, as they had a pretty decent price for some amazing food. There is something to be expected at the Caesars! I did stay at there afterwards when I returned for convocation. The rooms were nice and beds were comfy, which was to be expected. For shows, the theatre was very large and seated lots of people. A good set-up as you can see the stage clearly from anywhere inside, and the seats were quite comfortable as well. Staff throughout the hotel were always nice and accommodating. I do believe that they do check IDs for most of the sections of the hotel and casino when you enter, so you have to be sure you are of age when going in. Parking is actually a breeze when you find the appropriate entrance to the parking garage. Very easy to navigate and always seems like you are able to find some space! An awesome place to visit, whether its to stay, eat, see a show, or grab a drink (I guess gambling too if you're into that). Plus, it 'is' Caesars, so there's always that! read more

Living in Detroit it is easier just to go to one of the three casinos here. Don't have the deal with the border, etc. stayed the night here this past weekend. I don't mind this casino it's clean, spacious, and offers many amenities. My biggest complaint (which there's nothing to do about it) are the 19 and 20 year old kids who hang out here. I'm sure most of them are from the States but they're annoying and just get in the way. They easily cause this place to drop one star. The other dropped star is for the sports book. It only offers day of games. Has no ability to bet on futures. If you're going to have a sports book, do it right! Would love to bet on national championships, Stanley Cups, etc! They do have the newest slot machines. Very unique machines and ones you don't typically see at other casinos. Another (albeit) minor complaint is there is only beverage station. None upstairs and only one along the wall. read more

Second time staying here... Love this place and only 4-5 hours from Chicago. Recently stayed here with my Dad for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day; he's a big gambler.. Super friendly helpful employees - security, check in, cocktail waitresses, bartenders, food servers, etc. Clean hotel and casino - non smoking! Great food and drinks at all of the various restaurants/bars... Very nice hot tub, pool, workout room. Visually stimulating and beautifully classy casino..... Gorgeous views of the river and Detroit from our room both times I've been here. I do recommend the "adult only" part of the hotel. Didn't see any children, but ya never know, heh... I did notice there were a handful of wasted 19 year olds since the legal drinking age is 19 here, unlike our casinos where you have to be 21. Security was great though and kept these disruptive annoying amateurs in line. Also free wifi - but I had trouble getting good reception in the casino, but up in the hotel I was fine. I'm not trying to knock Detroit casinos, but if you have a passport take a drive over the border for a pretty fun time. Both times I've been here I won some money.. I will definitely be returning soon! read more

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The casino is large and has a nice variety of slots and table games. They have plenty of currency exchange / ATM / voucher machines throughout which is nice. Most casinos have too few. There is a decent selection of dining options. The hotel room was nicely furnished but the problem with the room was that it smelled like smoke. I called the front desk and they told me that they had converted all the rooms to non smoking 6-8 months ago. Even so, the smoke still lingered and it was disgusting but they supposedly were sold out and could not put us in another room. They do have wifi in the rooms however service is spotty. Outside of the rooms, forget about it. read more

Stayed here in January while at a conference. I was in the hotel tower attached to the casino, specifically. The room was now a bit dated but it was still in great shape. - Room Service portions were huge. Prices were typical for Room Service. - Great exercise room overlooking the river. Make sure to bring your gym gear, ppls. - Probably the best hotel option in Windsor. Look around for a rate; I'm sure you'll find one. read more

Rooms are pretty bad. Checked in and lamps are not plugged in, desk chair is missing and some furniture in our room seems to be missing as well. read more

I'm really not much of a gambler but if I were, I'd have found paradise. We used the conference rooms and the large banquet room in the Hotel portion of the Caesars, which were very spacious and well-adorned, but the most memorable parts of my visit were seeing the artwork and walking through the casino. From the hotel side to the club (where I met some friends on our last night in town), I swear it's about a 5-10 minute walk. The casino is extremely expansive and actually quite maze-like at times. There were games for pretty much anyone, and I swear, if you wanted to gamble any certain way, you'd be able to find your table. I didn't have a chance to see any of the rooms, but the statues that you can find in the lobby of the hotel, as well as throughout the hallways, are absolutely magnificent. They tower over you and are stood atop platforms with splendid golden trim, which make you feel as though you're inside of a museum as well as a place of business. We were fortunate enough to have had the head of HR at Caesars come and give a talk, and she showed us the emphasis on philanthropy, camaraderie, and familial-like relationships that the staff at Caesars have. It was extremely touching, made me feel more at-home whilst I was there, and genuinely made me enjoy the visit more than I did before knowing that. Additionally, I want to touch on the bathroom that was by the conference rooms. It was to be expected that a hotel and casino whose theme is lavish/regal would have nice facilities, but this bathroom was certainly something else. Extremely expansive, updated, and beautiful. The black and gold colour scheme allowed for less dirt to be noticed and added a certain feel of high-society whilst walking through. Anyways, that's enough on the washroom! The club was fine but clubs, in general, aren't exactly my cup of tea. It was neat, however, to meet so many people who come over to Windsor from Detroit to enjoy the nightlife. The youngest person that I met had just turned 21 (it was her birthday!), so it led me to wonder if they somehow still enforce the American legal age when inside. This is merely speculation as I have no firsthand knowledge of whether this was just a coincidence or not. The club is also segmented into two main rooms, with the immediate one being larger, and then another off to the right of the entrance. I believe that the one on the right gets blocked off for VIP events or as an added barrier for exclusivity but while I was there, it was open and people wandered freely throughout both rooms. There is also a bar in both of the rooms and the one in the main room has quite a splendid waterfall running behind it. It almost made up for the fact that club drinks are so expensive! Almost. ;) We were staying at the Riverfront Holiday Inn and the walk between the two locations was also extremely short, which I was very grateful for when a blizzard unexpectedly came down upon us. But, with that experience in mind, I'm glad to be back in BC! read more