High on a hill overlooking the Yavapai nation and I 17 partway between Phoenix and Flagstaff sits a (relatively) new casino complex. At present it's just the casino and hotel, but from the looks of it, construction is active all around the main building. It's ez in ez off the Interstate, with large, well priced gas station and tobacco "barn". The casino, directly off the hotel lobby, is surprisingly large considering where it is located. A Johnny Rockets restaurant dominates the entry, surrounded by new slots. While we were there for a lunch sojurn on a weekday, the place was busy, but not four alarm busy. New technology slots dominated the field, mainly penny...but there were plenty of upper level denomination machines, and a "high roller" room. There' a large designated non smoking room as well. Several black jack tables were in action and a craps table nearby. The roulette appeared to be electronic. Servers were courteous and knowledgable. Rest rooms clean and spacious. Lunch at Johnny Rockets (u get a discount by joining for free the casino club) was typically JR with large burgers and dogs, sizable drinks with free refills. Pleasant and quick service. Parking is just outside the casino area with plentiful spots for handicap and a spill over garage. A relatively new venture this is a rock solid casino experience and typical native american run facility. Though we've been at similar Indian casinos in Arizona, this...High on a hill overlooking the Yavapai nation and I 17 partway between Phoenix and Flagstaff sits a (relatively) new casino complex. At present it's just the casino and hotel, but from the looks of it, construction is active all around the main building. It's ez in ez off the Interstate, with large, well priced gas station and tobacco "barn".
The casino, directly off the hotel lobby, is surprisingly large considering where it is located. A Johnny Rockets restaurant dominates the entry, surrounded by new slots. While we were there for a lunch sojurn on a weekday, the place was busy, but not four alarm busy. New technology slots dominated the field, mainly penny...but there were plenty of upper level denomination machines, and a "high roller" room. There' a large designated non smoking room as well.
Several black jack tables were in action and a craps table nearby. The roulette appeared to be electronic.
Servers were courteous and knowledgable. Rest rooms clean and spacious.
Lunch at Johnny Rockets (u get a discount by joining for free the casino club) was typically JR with large burgers and dogs, sizable drinks with free refills. Pleasant and quick service.
Parking is just outside the casino area with plentiful spots for handicap and a spill over garage.
A relatively new venture this is a rock solid casino experience and typical native american run facility. Though we've been at similar Indian casinos in Arizona, this one fits solidly in the middle as far as Covid protocol. Masks are required; your temperature taken before entry santizers omnipresent, but many empty. There is a crew constantly cleaning the slots and chairs.........we've seen more with more diligence.More