The restroom is really close to this entrance. The lobby and restroom was very clean. I was happy…read moreto see that everything was handicap friendly. From the entrance. It was automatic. How wide the doorway to the restroom. Very handicap friendly

Stopped here on my way to deliver the load at walmart across the street even though I don't gamble…read morebut i saw it was pretty busy and very clean bathrooms, friendly staff and friendly security, they have about 7/8 truck parking n nobody bothers you and its pretty safe i always park here, GO JET!!

Older FIRST RUN film theatre (I saw Mary Poppins, Jesus Christ Superstar, 007 Thunderball, Chariots…read moreof the Gods, and many more as a kid!) It has gone a MAJOR OVERHAUL renovation to restore the vaudeville-era stage, and re-incorporation of LIVE Fare and weekly 2nd Run/Vintage films. The seats are comfortable, and spacious. Aisles are wide and accessible. The decor is similar to the old style, while modern and attractive. (I Do miss the old Lobby carpet that once featured film reels and strips, and theatrical masks, ...Ah me.) The side, business buildings which was a Barber Shop, and shoe repair, were re-incorporated into sales salons and concession stands. The addition of the next property over, made great use for dressing rooms, prop shops...Etc.

Chaise is one of the two bartender's at Washita casino bar he has the best customer service…read more,friendly to everyone that visits and he makes some awesome pina colada's come visit chaise for a great experience at the the bar

Brand new facility. Large, almost always clean restrooms. Free soft drinks, coffee, tea IN THE…read moreCASUNO. (CTS, It will cost you.) Rinky dink bar, serves drinks throughout gamefloor. Lotsa parking/A.D.A. Compatible.. Why not 5 stars? 1. No Table/card games. 2. Smoking goes hand in hand with casinos...they could use a course on ashtray managment.

Cute place, we had ordered the wine flight but never got our last taste, we got tired of waiting so…read morelong between pours. We were ignored even though we sat right at the bar. I guess there were more of important people there are something. The wines were only so so but good service always makes thing better. Unfortunately It was lacking. We ordered the artichoke dip which was very bland. A couple of the wines we tried were just okay. I don't ever give out zero stars but if I am sitting right there for a wine tasting you need to pay attention. Kat I think was supposed to be waiting on us but someone she knew came in and she was distracted.

I debated whether or not I wanted to write this review, but since I was there this past Friday and…read moreit is now Tuesday and i find myself STILL bothered by my experience I figured I should share. I will start off by saying that I really liked their wine, they are on the sweeter side, but I like sweet wine, so it was perfect for me. The reason for the low scoring review is completely based upon my experience with the staff. I was on a mommy's weekend out with my girlfriends this weekend. Every year we take a little trip somewhere to unwind and getaway. Upon entering the winery we sat down and were asked for our ID's. I will start out by saying that I am 32 years old, being asked for my id usually makes a little happy considering I never get asked for it anymore. My DL picture was taken directly after my wedding, 8 years, a kid, and 60 pounds ago. The lady looked at my id, then at me, then again at my id. She asked for another form Of identification. This has NEVER happened to me! I didn't have another picture id but I did have my debit card and various other cards with my name on them. The owner then comes and looks at my id and gives us the ok. Again I wanna say, I'm 32 years old, if anything I look younger in my ID picture. The lady giving me all the trouble with this was also not very friendly about it either. I honestly think if the owner wasn't there she wouldn't have served me. But she was and she did, so I tried to forget about it. My friends and I had some drinks, I bought two bottles of wine (would probably have bought more If I had been treated a little bit better) when I went to pay, she ADDED HER OWN $11 TIP!!!!!!!! I asked what had happened and she said the computer must have done that. Ummmmmm yeah right! Me being me, and not likeing confrontation didn't say anything and let the B have the $11 she added to my check. Had it not been for the rude service (I almost felt like she treated me like I had committed identity fraud or something, it was WEIRD) I would have come back with my husband. Instead we will make the drive to Fredericksburg where the people are friendly. I'm also adding a pic of my DL picture and me and my friends this weekend. It's pretty obvious it's the same person. So, all in all, good tasting wines if you prefer a sweeter wine, rude and terrible service.

The staff is not very friendly. The room was ok but there…read morewas no chair to sit in. There is only one restaurant, IHOP Express. It had minimal food options. The casino is tiny with very few newer slots. The pool is nice, though! Lakecrest a few miles south is much nicer.

I've stayed here once before back in the before times of 2019…read more I was looking for a quick one-night getaway, and was pleased to find that Treasure Valley had rooms for a single night Saturday stay as this option has become nigh impossible just about everywhere. To my delight, the rates for the room are still the same as they were in 2019 -- $99. Total. No taxes. No Resort Fees. Ninety-nine bucks. The room is super clean and well appointed, but if you're looking for square footage, this ain't it. If you've ever traveled through Japan or Europe, you'll be plenty comfortable. If you're a "looks for reasons to complain" type tourist, this room will be far, far too small for your liking, and you'll spend your stay on the phone to the front desk demanding a structural remodel so you can engage in whatever lascivious activity it is that needs all that real estate. The IHOP express is serviceable and reasonably priced. For a one-night stay, it's tolerable. If I were staying any longer than that, I would get mighty tired of its offerings mighty quickly. The casino has a lovely little bar in it with reasonably priced drinks ($4 beers ~$7 shots). It seems to have a lot of locals who use it as their main sports viewing location. Gets pretty smoky in there, so if you're sensitive to that, this ain't your place. The casino is strictly class II bingo slot machines and a couple table games. Given the choice, I only play video poker, of which there is none in this place. So, I took up a little money and decided that I'd play around on the slots. Much to my surprise, betting as little as I could possibly get away with, I hit a nice all-wilds pay on one machine and two mini bonuses on another. While that was nice, I still wouldn't recommend class II bingo machines for the long haul. Like at all. Then I sauntered over to the Jackpot Hold 'Em table. With a two dollar minimum, I was able to play for a good long while without too much concern as to whether I won or lost. I think I put in about two or three hours and came out exactly three dollars ahead. The frustrating part about that (not Treasure Valley's fault) is the ante you have to pay in Oklahoma. I figure that had I not been forced to pay that, I would've been up closer to $75 than $3. Consider this in ANY table game endeavors in Oklahoma. Contrary to my long-standing beliefs on the impossibilities of winning at class II and Oklahoma table games, I paid for my room and my bar tab via gambling on this trip. Overall, so long as you keep your expectations realistic, I think this is a nice little getaway spot that offers reasonable accommodations for a reasonable price. The employees were super friendly across the board, the locals were quick to share a joke or offer advice on how to play a given game, and they seemed more excited for me than I was any time I hit something that paid me.