Favorite Casino?
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Mine would have to be Turtle Creek Casino in Traverse City MI, fine BJ, great food, great hotel,, great craps, great niteclubs, loads of beautiful people, and best of all they like me, I mean they really,,really like me,,free rooms and food for me and the misses, going there this weekend as a matter of fact.
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Mine would have to be Turtle Creek Casino in Traverse City MI, fine BJ, great food, great hotel,, great craps, great niteclubs, loads of beautiful people, and best of all they like me, I mean they really,,really like me,,free rooms and food for me and the misses, going there this weekend as a matter of fact.
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Tough question
That's a tough question because so many things factor in (quality of games, restaurants, cleanliness and niceness of rooms, hospitality given by casino staff, etc.)
My present favorite in Vegas may be the Orleans and it's not because of their BJ offerings. Another negative is the fact that they're "on an island" and not within walking distance of other casinos for most people.
The reasons I like the place are several-----
1. Lots of video poker available with some of it being "playable"
2. Their restaurants----Big Al's may be the best Oyster bar in LV, Canal Street is an above average "fine dining" place, Prime Rib Loft is a nice variation, Courtyard Cafe is a good breakfast place and they have many other food choices available that I haven't tried (including Chinese) and a food court.
3. Nice large Cinema (2nd level)) where I can catch a good movie or two while there.
4. Mostly friendly casino and hotel staff.
5. Most always have a good "headliner" show plus several good lounge groups performing.
6. Nice clean rooms and casino.
7. Prompt and good looking cocktail waitresses.
BillyC1
That's a tough question because so many things factor in (quality of games, restaurants, cleanliness and niceness of rooms, hospitality given by casino staff, etc.)
My present favorite in Vegas may be the Orleans and it's not because of their BJ offerings. Another negative is the fact that they're "on an island" and not within walking distance of other casinos for most people.
The reasons I like the place are several-----
1. Lots of video poker available with some of it being "playable"
2. Their restaurants----Big Al's may be the best Oyster bar in LV, Canal Street is an above average "fine dining" place, Prime Rib Loft is a nice variation, Courtyard Cafe is a good breakfast place and they have many other food choices available that I haven't tried (including Chinese) and a food court.
3. Nice large Cinema (2nd level)) where I can catch a good movie or two while there.
4. Mostly friendly casino and hotel staff.
5. Most always have a good "headliner" show plus several good lounge groups performing.
6. Nice clean rooms and casino.
7. Prompt and good looking cocktail waitresses.
BillyC1
Have you tried booking your offers? The Las Vegas Advisor forum is full of threads about people booking their offers, booking airfare and then getting an email from V/P a few days before the trip rescinding the offers and offering casino rates.
My understanding is they drew the line around $200/$250 a hand for BJ players.