And boy, I got my monies worth in the “experience” department. I spend about half my life in hotels so have seen pretty much everything so was ready for the experience. But I was a little intrigued as I heard good things about the place. I only camped here because it was a last minute business trip and everything else was sold out. I do not gamble, do not smoke and am not overly impressed with museum artifacts like Jackson Browne’s roadies shirt displayed under glass like the Magna Carta. More Show lessįirst off, I admit I had no business staying at this place. Love Hard Rock though and really want to stay put once we arrive, but when you are hungry, the little casino across the way is the play. Slot machines were up to date, tables were just $5.00 and we believe we were able to play much longer there. Parking is good - just a parking lot like Publix. You can use your players card there as well to earn points. Folks at this little hidden casino where helpful. How can you beat that when we paid $12.00 for a lousy hamburger at Hard Rock.

Didn't catch the price of the buffet lunch because we had a hot dog and a beer for $2.50 at the snack bar. A chef was available to cook your eggs any way you liked. Not the greatest, but how can you spoil scrambled eggs and bacon. We only ate at the breakfast buffett ($5.55) and were pleased. This casino offered free drinks while you gambled (during our visit) and has a buffett three times a day. Just across the street from the hotel, we found the old seminole casino where it appears the local folks go. Beautiful room, geat casino, but restaurant and food court expensive and not very good.

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