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Burned right through the money and were done in like 15 minutes. All of the machines had higher minimums than we used to play so on the penny and nickel slots, you're still betting$.50 or so each time. As for the machines, we had some 'free play' from the concert ticket, and we won a little off of that, but when we returned later and played with our own money we lost every bit. The smell of smoke was very strong, no matter where you went (many casinos have better filtering systems or oxygen pumped in), that it made it very unpleasant. Inside the casino itself was disappointing though.

There was another couple of places to eat, one had a band playing. It was almost $40 for the person in front of us. Was very expensive though - if we hadn't bought the concert ticket/dinner combo we would never have eaten here. Typical buffet - food wasn't stupendous but it was good and hot. They really had alot of choices - salad, entrees, desserts, breads. Two buffet lines with the same items so no waiting for the food. The line for the buffet to get in took entirely too long, but there was plenty of seating once we were in. We ate at the buffet - lucked out as it was crab leg night. If they had, I probably would have rated it a 4/5 or even 5/5.We were in town to see a concert and came over to the casino for something to do the next evening. I merely wish they'd be more candid about the fees and what warrants them. There is, of course, an attached casino, but that's merely a money-suck, so why should we pay more to visit that? The added fee isn't a lot and the hotel is still reasonably priced.

Further, where is the 'resort'? Unless I missed it, there's no pool, spa or fitness center that remotely resembles a resort. Even when you check in (after it's really too late to change your mind), the staffer makes a quick, cursory reference to the added fee, but it's never quite clear what it is. But more than anything, I wish the hotel would just be upfront about its 'resort fee.' If you register online, it's difficult to determine exactly the price because the hotel refers to an 'other fee' and 'other fee tax,' but neither seems to be the so-called resort fee. Cons: Some of the common areas (hallway carpets, elevators. If gambling isn't your thing, there are plenty of nearby spots to visit. Hotel/casino was just a few blocks from the quaint downtown and one block from the Ohio River levee, right in the heart of town. Pros: Desk staff, housekeepers and folks in attached casino were pleasant, welcoming and professional.

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