Everything takes on a darker vibe when you add the words "at a casino."…read more One thing you have to know about me is that I am not a gambler. Long ago I learned something interesting about myself. Yes, it's fun to win money. And yes, it's sad to lose money. But for me, the pain of losing money is greater than the joy of winning. That simple calculous keeps me away from tables, from putting coins in machines, or from laying down bets on sporting events. I came to Mohegan for the promise of a nice adults-only hotel at a low price. And for this, it was quite good. But Matthew U. hit the nail on the head about the smell of cigarettes. That was jarring. The room was fine, but the lobby not so much. Somehow I kinda forgot that people still smoke cigarettes. Honestly, this would be a four star review if I had not been tempted to check out the casino floor. Mostly, I thought it would be fun to look at the lights, people watch a bit, and maybe grab a drink at the bar before turning in for the night. That was a mistake. Sure, there was the smoke. But more than that, nobody looked like they were having a good time. Everyone looked sad. Some folks looked desperate. Others looked bored. Casinos exist because they make money. They make it by taking more than they give away. I feel like casinos may be a tax for people who are bad at math, or think the rules of mathematics somehow magically do not apply to them. All of the seats at the bar had screens built into them, so I didn't see any place to sit that wasn't in front of a slot machine. Ick. This clearly wasn't my scene. After a couple laps around the circle, I went back to my room to turn in for the night. The next morning when I was checking out, the clerk told me I hadn't used my $10 meal voucher, which could be used at the coffee shop. That was nice of them. I used it to order a ridiculous off-menu coffee drink, adding shots of espresso to push up the total. The coffee shop folks were lovely. What was less lovely was seeing an additional $15 resort fee added to my card when my Orbitz reservation was supposed to cover all fees in my booking. But at the moment I'm not sure if that's a Mohegan issue or an Orbitz one. Still, if I were in the area without kids, and the rate was right, I'd probably go back and stay at the hotel. Nice, clean, and reasonably well appointed room.

"I recently stayed at Mohegan Resort in Pennsylvania for a weekend. While the resort offers plenty…read moreof activities and most of the staff were friendly, our experience was deeply marred by a severe customer service failure. At the outside bar, an employee named Karen exhibited blatantly disrespectful and biased behavior toward my parent and me. She completely ignored us, acting as if we were invisible. When I asked to speak to a supervisor, she brushed us off. As a Black Woman in a predominantly white space, being treated with such coldness and disrespect made us feel unwanted and unwelcome. What made matters worse was the complete lack of management intervention no supervisor ever stepped in to address the situation or offer a genuine apology. Good facilities cannot make up for poor leadership and discrimination. The mishandling of this incident left a terrible impression and severely lowered my rating for this establishment."

We went for a quick 2 night stay for my birthday we were very impressed. So close to home so we…read morewill be back. Room: we were in a King east wind 6th floor over looking the golf course. Beautiful room the bed omg was so comfortable. I napped both days so peacefully. The bathroom was beautiful. We never did figure out the handheld part of the shower my husband and I both tried and could not get it going. Casino: too smoky for me I can't stand the smell and it permeated all the way up to our room. I wanted to try roulette but I'm so intimidated so I walked away both days. I wish they offer newbie tables. I did however find the Wizard of Oz machine and I was hooked. Can't wait to go back and sit longer. Food: we ate at Guy Fieri's first night it was good but too much and no refrigerator to leave in the room which makes me so mad. My birthday dinner was at the Bistecca's and it was truly amazing. The dinner was great. POOL: COLD! I was so looking forward to the hot tub but it was all way too cold. It was beautiful and the food for lunch there was great. But I can't enjoy a cold indoor pool. All in all a very good stay.

Mount Airy was a destination I was excited about. The kids went to bed for Grandma so my wife and I…read moreand my pops were able to get away. We ubered here and the selection of slots were very nice for nowadays (the golden age of slots were about 10-15 years ago but for 2026 I was happy with what they have) also the table games have the lowest minimums I've seen in a very long time. $5 Three-Card, $5 Texas Holdem... All I need is drinks! Well on this particular day there were no drink servers pacing the casino floor. Which is disappointing, theres always the unwritten rule (I'm most likely gonna lose my money, but at least I'm getting some free drinks) at least that's in my head lol Playing on a table for 3 hours and not getting one free drink is not okay in my book. So I had to get up once in a while to go to a bar to purchase a drink. Which also ends at 1:45 then at 2:00 there is someone that goes around that makes sure you're not drinking alcohol. Which is crazy, they can't supply a server for drinks but they can get the drink police on you! A great casino could be a lot better in my opinion.

I'm here for a RunGood Poker Series and I'm pleasantly surprised at the cleanliness, size, and…read morefriendless of this casino. I'm also 1-for-1 in food, but I did play it safe with a Chicken Garden Salad. Up until this trip, Hollywood Casinos that I have visited on my travels have been average at best. They're usually in areas where the competition is kicking their ass, the casino is relatively unkempt, and it's just not a great vibe. However, this property is the complete opposite. It's kind of awesome. It's super clean, the staff is great, and the patrons seem friendly and respectful. It reminds me a lot of Harrah's Cherokee--including many locals that recognize each other. At Cherokee (NC), you get about 50% tourists and 50% locals. That's due to being surrounded by big cities within 2-4 hours yet still in the mountains. Here, I would assume it's closer to 80% locals. This probably plays into the chill and friendly vibe. One thing I have noticed on my travels (this is poker room #118), outside of Vegas, most people know each other at every casino. An added bonus, is that they had a local band and a DJ last night (DJ between sets) and everyone was having a good time. I sat there and watched people dance and appreciated the good energy. I have some darkness to me but I really appreciate these moments where people are happy and enjoying themselves. It allows me to tune-in to my good side. Really really good vibes here with that dance floor. If I were to point out a negative, it's the $7 and $8 beers. This is simply greed. At Harrah's Cherokee (my home court for poker), you can get a $5 Landshark beer. It's not the best beer, but it allows you to walk around and enjoy a beer. Since the beers here were $7 and $8, I stopped drinking and consumed nothing for the last three hours I was there. The casino would make more money with a low-price beer option. The price points are a little too high for maximizing profit anyway. They are only hurting themselves. Almost every casino has at least one negative. But overall, this is a really cool spot and definitely recommended!

We attended the Rick Springfield concert last night. We were so excited and purchased the pre show…read moreparty buffet for $25 each. It was talked up stating there would be a dj, signature cocktail, appetizer type snacks on the buffet and give aways. First of all it wasn't clear where this was being held because the concert venue is separate outside from where this is served. Not being there before and this described as skybox-we initially thought it was part of the concert venue. It WAS NOT. This is a huge complex and the signage is very lacking. We thought once we parked we would be good to go for the rest of the night. Once we figured out where the "skybox" was inside the second floor of the casino-we had to check in. I printed our tix and had them on my phone wallet. The print outs directly from Ticketmaster were no good and considered screenshots to them. HUGE PROBLEM if you don't have a smart phone or if the system was down. Other people that we were with said that they were having a hard time having their ticket scanned on their phone because the Wi-Fi at the casino was poor.. my friend specifically asked about the giveaways because there was a wheel there to spin and we didn't know if we were supposed to spin it ahead of time or what the deal was and the guy told my friend that they would be making announcements and calling names for the giveaways that never happened the entire time that we were there. We got there at 3:30 and the party was from 2 to 6.. when we walked in there was a DJ but he left at 4 o'clock. When my friend asked about the signature cocktail, the waitress seemed confused at first and made a statement that she didn't know if there was any left or if they needed to make more come to find out that it was just a regular cocktail that they make like any other cocktail there wasn't anything that was premade or anything so we weren't sure why she even made that comment. The buffet was decent for what it was described to be, but it definitely wasn't worth the $25 apiece that we spent. It was hot dogs, walking tacos, some pulled chicken, soft pretzel sticks and some cookies. We didn't see any other drinks so I did go up to the bar to ask if I could order a soda and the lady did tell me that there was no charge for the soda, but I wouldn't have known that had I not asked.. when it was time to go down for the concert. One of the people downstairs was nice enough to tell us that we were better off leaving our car in the parking garage and taking the shuttle that they offer to and from the venue, so that part was good, but before that when we couldn't figure out where the buffet in the sky box was, we were driving around and couldn't figure out where we were supposed to park and we ended up going down this one street again there was no signs telling us where to go we're not to go and we ended up going down this road and when we got down there, we were greeted by someone in an orange vest who also seemed very confused so she ended up getting someone on the walkie-talkie who told her to call someone over and parking which really confused us because we thought that she was with parking so she directed us to go out and turn around and go down this other street and we told her that we were down that way, and there was cones blocking off the parking spaces saying that the lot was closed where we were supposed to park so that was what let us back up to the casino and we only knew to go there because I ended up typing it into AI and it was what told us to go back to the casino that that was where the sky box buffet was no one at the venue was able to tell us that. So once we got the shuttle, ironically, it dropped us off exactly where we were when we encountered the lady with the vest earlier. Once we were inside the actual Penn heroes Stadium that itself was awesome. It was set up perfectly and we had wonderful seats, but just trying to figure out the semantics of getting in there and getting set up was a nightmare.. I would not spend the extra money for the sky box buffet. Save your money and spend it somewhere else.

Loveeee itttttt!! Such a great environment. Better then a casino !! Come one come all!! All great…read morevibes. Positive attentions winning winn winn!! Let's see what you got!

Nice place but nothing to do nearby-it was a long trip to get to the casino. Food is good and room…read morewas also nice.

Excellent place, great parking albeit tricky if you're coming on a concert night. Otherwise the…read moreplace is clean with big bathrooms. No smoking or second smoking at all!! Wow more casinos need to learn from this place. Several small restaurants inside to eat, and a nice country buffet with crab leg Thursdays

I had a comped 2 night stay at WindCreek Bethlehem resort casino. I chose the new tower to get the…read morefull experience of a so called luxury stay. The check in staff were courteous, helpful and professional. Lisa at the front desk handled my check in and she was superb! The hotel lobby has been fully renovated. (From what others have told me). I booked in advance and chose the new tower. The room was beautiful. Theres light switch lights by the door to control lighting in the room as well as "privacy" and "maid service". The ac/heat control panel comes with most newer rooms and are a plus! The bed was a bit on the softer side but most likely a 'soft firm'. There are 4 pillows and they were just right and adequate. There are reading lights on both side of the beds. Keurig machine with a coffee bar, 2 bottles of water,a refrigerator, widescreen tv and a safe. All handy. There's a pouch of toiletries in the bathroom and since it was a double queen 2 sets of toiletries were included. The bathroom was nice. For the most part a nice room and I had a great stay. Now the areas of improvement. First the bathroom, the toilet paper holder was either loose or defective as the toilet paper kept falling g off! So the end that opens up I had to sit upright in order to avoid further falling. There was a slight smell of smoke in the bathroom from the vents...maybe they should've spaced out the smoking/nonsmoking rooms better. Either that or the ventilation system needs to be looked into. The tower is brand new so why am I experiencing that? The shower floor seems slippery dry as I stepped in...be careful stepping in! When I used it later it was okay. But kinda weird that a non slip shower floor felt slippery when dry. The towels although fluffy and 'clean' left small lint after drying off and I don't they washed them first.. What I mean is they literally bought new towels and didn't wash them before guest use. I wash everything when it comes to clothing, towels, blankets prior to use. The next thing is there is not enough outlets for the new iPhones (c type) but plenty of usb throughout the room. The alarm clock was the only one that had the newer type but since it seemed to not be plugged into the wall (I couldn't get behind the heavy bedside desk to check) I had to request another clock/plug. Remember to bring your own wall outlet adapter! I forgot mine. These is my experience staying at WindCreek Bethlehem resort hotel. Mostly great but needs improvements. I recommend staying here. I wanted to post this to help others.

TLDR: Amateur casino with unhealthy obsession with baccarat to the detriment of every other game…read more Pit bosses oblivious to nearly everything except for what's directly in front of them. Good dealers. Where to start? First things first, came here as a traditional MGM property player. Looking to match my rewards tier, the Wind Creek website says they match mgm gold to their "escape" tier. Making my way to the cage, I'm told they'll only match the highest and invite-only tiers from mgm. I had to start from scratch with their rewards, pretty much killing any reason to bother with the casino off the bat. For gambling, I typically stick to table games. Pai Gow is my jam. Walking the casino floor, they had a grand total of one Pai Gow table, every seat taken, yet to even be opened. Yet they had a dealer, cards, and tray ready to go. Talking to the lucky few at the table, they said they'd been waiting for an hour. Asking the dealer if they would open another table, I was told they didn't have enough dealers for it. Oh, and there's was zero indication of whether it was face up or face down Pai Gow. Trying to ask the two pit bosses in the area any questions was a losing battle, they kept their faces down and only addressed the immediate task in front of them. As an added bonus, most casinos put their Asian table games near the Asian style restaurants. This place puts them on nearly opposite sides of the casino. Continuing to walk the floor. I noticed six to eight tables dedicated to Pai Gow Tiles. Definitely a strange ratio of tiles to "normal" Pai Gow, opposite of AC and Vegas. Then, there's the 1/3 of the entire casino floor, not just tables area I mean entire floor, dedicated to Baccarat despite moderate at best player count. Going forward there were three Three Card Poker tables, only one of which was open and full. One Let It Ride which was closed. The rest were flavors of blackjack, craps, and roulette. Eventually, they opened another Three Card Poker table. I sat to play, only to have the shuffler start dealing out for a completely different game (criss cross). I resigned myself to playing Blackjack. Nearly the entire time I was just scratching my head trying to figure out why they were doing what they doing. Almost as if mgmt had never seen a real casino before. I would give just a single star, but the dealers were nice and friendly enough. The one bright spot of an otherwise sad visit.

Stayed here for a conference. The property is expansive with restaurants, hotel tower, gambling…read moreand conference space. There were a good number of bus trips cing in and out as well as a good amount of folks there to golf from what I can tell. The casino floor is not very large but is in the middle of the property. For this event going from my hotel room to the conference center meant walking by the floor each day. The guest room was an expansive suite with a bathroom that could have been a bedroom. Everything was comfortables. The view was fantastic since there isn't much else around. I was happy they had two pool areas with one being for adults only. Overall, I'm not a gambler nor a golfer but if those were of interest I would recommend this place.

A disappointing casino. The casino is located in the middle of an open space surrounded by a…read morewaist-high railing/fence. There is only 1 entrance and exit. The casino itself is also on the smaller side, probably about 1.5 football fields. My player's card also only worked on some of the machines. The food court was decent, and the rest of the casino/resort was well done. But the casino itself is rather disappointing.

You can tell that this place was once a bustling raceway and casino. Now it's just a depressing…read moreplace hanging on by a thread. The casino is gone, the place needs some love with regard to lawn maintenance. If you don't have the NYRA app you make your bets at an outside shed. Such a shame.

At dinner and decided to order the mozzarella sticks at the Press Box at the Monticello Casino. The…read moreabsolute worst mozzarella sticks I've eaten in all of the United States. They are empty, there is no mozzarella In The Sticks. We said something to the lovely waitress and she spoke to the chef in the back and he re made us a new batch.. and they had tons of mozzarella in them they were perfect.