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One thing I never understood is the pricing on drinks. Drink waitresses are rarer than Bigfoot, so you will likely need to go to a bar to get a drink. From what I understand, state law prohibits free alcoholic beverages (at least thats what I was told). They have complimentary drink stations which serve sodas and coffee, but alcoholic beverages are not free.

There is also a cafe in the hotel portion which serves most of the same food the fast food grill does. They do have a Binion's Steakhouse, but the night we went and were going to eat there (no reservations), 75% of the tables were not being used, but they said they had no tables available. Only options are a fast food place with limited selection and on the weekends, a 'homestyle' meat and 3, with entrees in the $25 range with sides. No pizza, no mexican, no chinese, even though those used to be available. Even though they have a 'food court', most of the options are closed. The rooms are nice compared to many other Caesars properties, especially if compared to places like Horseshoe Tunica. Since there arent any other hotels within 10 miles, they likely have a monopoly on it. Weekend nights went to $299 per night for the lowest room. Our nights were comped, however, before signing in, I looked to see what regular rates were and almost overnight after the purchase by the same group that owns Harrah's Cherokee, the hotel rates doubled. Spent the weekend at CSI, mainly went for the Price is Right show, but hadnt been there in a while and also wanted to see if there any immediate changes withįirst thing I noticed was the hotel prices.

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