reviews of harrah's cherokee valley river casino

The slots here are mediocre to me, not enough variety. Only things I don't like about the hotel itself is the pillows are not comfortable at all. I asked for a room close to the elevator due to foot issues and he put me literally at a room right to the elevator so I am thankful he listened and was helpful. This was my 3rd time visiting this location so nothing new except I must thank the man who checked me in. So I take a solo trip this week to get away and have some me time. If you want to drink alcohol, you have to pay for it, even while gambling. I mention this because North Carolina has been slow in the past to allow all these games in the traditional manner. The casino had all the table games and slots that could be found in most casinos. There was also an arcade to the side of the casino area, so the kids could play while the parents gambled away their college funds :) The arcade had a multi lane bowling alley and other games. There was a cafe off to the side of the main food court and it looked like it had more traditional sit down food choices. The food choices were a little limited in the food court. The room prices on the web were cheaper than calling in person with my players card that had no play on it.

The bathroom was large with a shower large enough for two people. The bed was firm, but comfortable for me. No microwave, but there was a mini fridge.

The 47' LG tv had enough channels with a great picture. It had a sofa bed, recliner, high top table, and a desk where some work could be performed. I stayed in a River Tower Premium King room. The facility looked brand new, even though it has been here for a little while. I entered at the hotel entrance and was greeted by a parking valet who told me the valet service was free. A fair amount of parking around the hotel entrance and much more around to the front of the casino.

Reviews of harrah's cherokee valley river casino