Be sure you are aware of the changes in players club benefits before you go. They changed as of October 1, and went from bad to worse. Let's put it this way, from now on I'll be doing my gambling in Ohio and West Virginia instead of at the casino 17 miles from my house.

The restaurants have become terrible, very little selection, outrageous prices. The air circulation sucks, which means the place always reeks of cigarette smoke. You can find a better selection of slots at almost any casino. The visible staff is actually usually pretty good, but upper level management is a joke. If the hotel were under $100 a night, it would be an acceptable place to stay, but I personally wouldn't pay the price they're asking for a room. The place is also overrun with children, which to me is unacceptable for a gambling establishment.