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"Didn't get told anything about property, didnt get told anything. Auto kiosk was horrible and staff was not helpful. TV didnt work in our room and after messaging property we never got a response. Will never recommend. Saw people smoking a blunt towards elevator and no security. "

"This is a decent hotel in the Freemont area for the prices they charge. Outside the casino it doesn't smell smokey which is nice. Rooms- Pretty dated, stained carpets, mid comfort beds and pretty intense air conditioning system that really effected our sinuses ( we had to turn them off), showers were clean but hot water wasn't always that hot, lighting was super intense in the rooms (LED type) which wasn't pleasant. No USB plugs. Amenities- Cute pool but only 12 chaise chairs by the pool that were all taken. Other options were round "beds" with zero shade so you would just roast or a big area far away from the pool that were more chairs than relaxing chaise chairs and also zero shade. Being on the roof w this little shade made our visit up there pretty unpleasant and short. There was no food available when we were there. Food- There is a little cafe which isn't open all day and some vending machines. Cafe had good coffee and meh pastry options, no real breakfast or much that was healthy except some green bananas. No little store or anywhere to get misc. There was a hot dog spot in the casino and a bar/restaurant that was closed when we were there. Proximity to Freemont is great but the 2 blocks to get there were lined with really sketchy people doing drugs and didn't feel safe when it was quiet to walk. We had 3 rooms. 2 were quiet, 1 closer to Freemont was loud from the Freemont DJ booth blaring, "

"Yes "

"Had to pay for breakfast it was expensive a coffee small cup was $4.99 "

"Had a great stay with great hospitality "

"Terrible service uncooperative staff "