Best Casino Hotel (2019)

The Mohegan Sun comprises three hotel towers with a combined 1,563 guestrooms and suites. Mohegan tribal stories come to life throughout the hotel’s design. Rooms are outfitted with the latest technologies, like lightning fast WiFi and intelligent thermostats. Other amenities include a fitness center, pool and Mandara Spa.
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Staying at Foxwoods means staying at one of four hotels: the Grand Pequot Tower, Great Cedar Hotel, Two Trees Inn or the Fox Tower. This range of choices means there’s a room for every taste and budget, all offering convenient access to the resort’s shopping, dining and entertainment offerings.
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When guests of the Pechanga Resort aren’t playing on the largest casino floor in California, they can relax in one of 1,090 luxury guest rooms, swim in the 4.5-acre pool complex (including two waterslides, swim-up bar and a beach-entry pool), unwind at Spa Pechanga or grab a bite to eat at one of a dozen restaurants on property.
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del Lago Resort & Casino serves as a gateway to the Finger Lakes region, where guests stay in one of 205 luxuriously appointed rooms. The property includes a full-service spa with 14 treatment rooms, nine on-site restaurants, several retail venues and a calendar packed with live entertainment.
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Rooms at the Encore Boston Harbor come equipped with flatscreen TVs, high-speed wireless internet access, Wynn Dream Beds with 507-thread-count sheets, spacious marble bathrooms with separate shower and soaking tub, and voice-activated lighting and temperature controls.
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Situated not far from the historic French Quarter, this 26-floor casino hotel in New Orleans offers 450 spacious rooms and suites, each outfitted with pillow-top mattresses, flatscreen TVs and wireless internet. Guests enjoy views of the Mississippi River or the New Orleans skyline.
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Guests at The Venetian & The Palazzo in Las Vegas are greeted by 25-foot-tall Botticino marble columns in the grand lobby. The all-suite sister resorts feature spacious rooms with Italian marble bath tubs, sunken living rooms and 24-hour in-suite dining just steps from everything the Las Vegas Strip has to offer.
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The large rooms and suites at the Wynn Las Vegas feature floor-to-ceiling windows, plentiful seating, pillow-top mattresses and spacious bathrooms. Guests enjoy easy access to two award-winning spas, several restaurants, luxury brand shopping, some of the hottest nightclubs in Vegas and the Wynn and Encore resort swimming pools.
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The Beau Rivage Resort underwent a $550 million enhancement in 2006. The property comprises 1,740 guest rooms and suites, 10 restaurants, four lounge and bar areas, 12 retail venues, a spa and a swimming pool. Guest rooms come with features like flatscreen TVs, double pillow-top mattresses and marble floored bathrooms with soaking tubs.
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Occupying 85 acres at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, Caesars Palace has a total of 3,960 rooms and suites spread across five hotel towers, including the world’s first Nobu Hotel. Hotel guests have access to a 5-acre pool complex, complete with swim-up blackjack.
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