Additionally, there’s an upholstered chair and ottoman with a reading lamp set near the window (my view is the back of the hotel - a parking lot and worker’s entrance to the casino). My room’s massive king bed faced a wood console equipped with four deep clothes drawers and a desk with a pull-out work station and all the internet and audio connections a business traveler needs.Ī lamp with two electrical outlets is on the desk, which also features a comfortable work chair. The layout and design are pleasant - soothing color scheme and attractive materials. I’m finally able to give it a good once-over. I check out a couple of dining venues and let several slot machines quickly divest me of $50 before returning to my room.

My check-in is swift and I’m up in my room only for a quick change so I can hit the nightclub. The lobby strikes an upscale pose while managing to be welcoming and familiar. There’s a fireplace with mirroring living-room arrangements, as well as a cocktail bar, coffee shop and gift shop.

The grand lobby with its own passage to the casino features inviting public spaces tricked out in earth tones with punches of orange, natural stone and handsome furniture. The hotel - built as a DreamCatcher Hotel, a branded concept targeted to Indian gaming properties - offers smart, comfortable, full-service lodging on the level of Sheraton/Hyatt/Marriott hostelry. If the Seven Clans Hotel is any indication, they’re on a roll.

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