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    Ft. Pierce Jai-Alai & Poker

    Ft. Pierce Jai-Alai & Poker

    2.5
    (6 reviews)
    8.1 mi

    Ok, the reviews for this establishment are all over the place so let me give you the straight…read moreskinny from an experienced sort: This place is located in a place that is going to make certain folks uncomfortable. That might be precisely why the reviews have been all over the place. It depends on one's tolerance to that which isn't poker as seen on TV. It's not particularly dangerous. At least not more so than many gambling locations that aren't fancy, high priced, casinos. This place isn't one of those and isn't trying to pretend it is. It is basically an off track betting site that has a poker room on its second floor. However, to get to it one has to drive through minority neighborhoods of a city that has seen better days to get to an isolated bit of what use to be a jai alai stadium [they still have about two weeks of jai akai a year here as it is a legal get around required to keep the off track betting and poker room open, otherwise it would drop the pretense altogether]. That is going to put certain folks off, but... that's poker folks. If you only know true mid-to high stakes gaming poker as a television show or in higher end casinos this place isn't going to be to your liking. It's a little bit sad because there are people playing with the rent money [same is true for those high class casinos but its not as obvious], there aren't going to be attractive people in theme uniforms prancing about looking to cater to your appetites [massage, food, drink, etc]. That's not the origins of poker though. Those are hard tack saloons and small clubs, frequently with seedy origins, back rooms of pool halls stuff. As such this is in keeping with poker, old school. If you want something bring it with you, or pick your butt up and go to the bar or vending machine to get it [and pay for it]. You'll park in a big enough lot. There will be a Saint Lucie County Sheriff's car parked in in, perhaps. Maybe not. They provide onsite security for the place. At least they did the night I was there. This was a Saturday night at around 730pm during March, the height of the busy season in this neck of the woods. Couldn't have been more than a dozen would be handicappers working the automated OTB machines, looking for a pre-Easter miracle trifecta The place is truly on life support. The men's rooms are badly beaten and smell of urine. Not as bad as the Port Authority in mid-July, but noticeable. You climb the stairs to a second floor poker room that is half empty. The tables are workable but old, worn, don't have shuffle tech machines [or their equivalent]. The dealers shuffle. There is almost always one person working the cash-to-chips, chips-to-cash window. Dealers and other staff are friendly. The place is mostly locals and they all some to know each other by name as well as face. The hand shuffling gives the play a slower pace and add that to people who see a lot of each other makes this a bit warmer than many other cards for money places. Though most of the talk is about poker and who won/lost what where. If you are either a poker purist, familiar with Russian card rooms in Brooklyn for instance [or any of their equivalents many other places], or the player who looks for scared money, this isn't going to feel strange to you at all. The loose, casual, affiliation and the slight smell of desperation in the air of people playing cards for money when they can't afford to lose, in places that are in the more run down areas of town, this is going to feel well known and familiar to you. If your looking for poker the way it was played yesteryear, before "Poker After Dark" and WSoP coverage on ESPN... Like i said: That's poker folks. Not flashy casinos.

    Rake is pretty high here and the place is currently under renovations but a decent spot to play…read moresome poker in the area. I walked in and almost walked out because the downstairs resembles an abandoned building. The poker room is upstairs (through an old elevator). You walk in and it's honestly a run down room that needs a lot of work. Although, they did keep telling me they are renovating and building a bar, etc. It's not bad to just play poker, but something about this place made me wonder what it would be like walking out at 4am. There is a cop who is stationed in the room, even when I was there from 12-3pm. There's currently a bar which is the one waitress manning a folding table with alcohol. She works her ass off and I think she did great. This is def not a true casino but I found it an okay spot to play for a few hours while on vacation

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    Holiday Inn Port St. Lucie

    Holiday Inn Port St. Lucie

    2.5
    (61 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $$

    Diamond elite members and here for some Mets baseball. Read…read morethe reviews before booking but it was cheap enough. Staff was great , Wesley checking us in, Pam and Lisa at the rest, Karin at the front desk. The hotel room was awful. Bare bones. New flooring but seems that don't match up and you can get cut/ trip on. Thread bare worn towels. Lumpy crappy soft mattress/ bed and pillows that literally caused us pain. Windows with paint that you can't look out easily. No clock. No artwork. Dirty floors. Cheap curtains. Small room. Have stayed at several other Holiday Inns this past year and although I know the brand isn't high end, they were clean and comfortable.

    Full disclosure - I am an IHG member, and this review is to help me remember where I have stayed,…read moreand whether I will come back. Summary: Location was convenient, the app worked great, the Staff was friendly, and the room was clean enough to get a good night's sleep. IHG needs to step up its game and show this building some love. * Reservation: App - Easy to use, helpful for location * Safety of Parking Lot: Sketchy. IHG needs to take responsibility for a sense of safety. Simply placing signs that say they are not responsible for theft is a cop-out. Put a fence up, hire security, take down those stupid signs, and be accountable to everyone, member or not. * Available Parking: Lots of space, able to park in front * Check in: Easy, the Staff was friendly * Lobby: Many signs say they are in the process of renovation, but previous reviews said that they started in 2022. The front desk said they are supposed to restart renovations in August 2025. This one needs it. * Restaurant/ Bar: Sad, lonely, reminds me of the 80s. The waitress was very nice. Food was fair. I had a Caesar Salad that was heavily coated in dressing, but the lettuce was still crisp. Did not have the wine on the menu, so I had Stella. They have a full bar, but that's not my style. * Room: * Smell: Meh! Not moldy but not fresh either. * Cleanliness: This is where they get an extra star. Although the carpet is dated, I didn't go barefoot at all. The bed and bathroom were very clean (as one hopes for). Housekeeping is doing the best they can with the resources they have. * Bed Check: Immediately, but this is done at all hotels. Obviously passed as I stayed in the room. This is an immediate deal breaker for me. * Bathroom: Clean but dated. There does seem to be a national competition for what hotel has the weakest water pressure, and this IHG building is a contender for WEAK showers. The temperature was great, though. The layout is super awkward. Overall, the shower got the job done but needs serious improvement. * Towels: Ok. Not too thin but not too fluffy * TP: Thin is always a disappointment * Refrigerator: Mini with no freezer, clean. Good enough for what I needed. * Outlets: Old school, which is why I travel with an extension cord. Got the job done. * Coffee Maker: Keurig - I never use them as I find them really gross. * Microwave - none * AC temperature: Super cool when I came in, which was nice considering how incredibly hot it has been. I adjusted it to my comfort level, and it performed great. * AC Loudness: Moderately loud but not offensive * Hallway Loudness: Was on the 5th floor and only had 1 incident of someone talking loudly as they walked by after hours. Not too bad, but the walls are thin. I think I was lucky with a mostly empty hotel. * Free Breakfast: No - priced off the menu. * Coffee Station: Modest * Check out: Effortless

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