We went up there last saturday to check it out. Didn't try any of the restaurants or bar and ate at a fab local Greek restaurant instead. Went mid-week so had no lines and no wait. The Game of Thrones slots were a lot of fun and I made it up to $50 from a $9 start, but went bust in the end. One game took my $10 and I only got one spin when I bet one! That seemed off. I understand I'm a complete novice, but shouldn't the slots be labeled as to whether they are $1 or $5 games? It was quite confusing and frustrating when first playing. One of them saw my boyfriend come out and then asked to see his key 10 minutes later when he came back and was inspecting the key as if he was doubting him. The staff was very friendly, except for the security man and woman standing by the elevators checking your room keys. Was awakened by construction noises in the morning, but I understand all the rooms are incomplete so this shouldn't be an ongoing problem. Manual temperature control is always nice, but I do wish there was a small window you could open for fresh air. Appreciated complimentary Voss water and turndown.

Comfortable bed and couch, but a bit of an awkward angle to comfortably watch TV from either. It's one of the nicest bathrooms I've ever seen in a hotel.

Huge bathroom with pristine white flooring, a vanity, enormous closet, a little toilet 'room', a spa shower, super soft, abundant supply of towels and toiletries. The road into the casino is really lovely and peaceful with mature evergreens all around along with some new plantings. I'm not a gambler, but since this is an exciting and much needed addition to Sullivan County, I wanted to support it and try my luck. This place will eventually be an another amazing destination in the Hudson Valley. But a fun day trip to grab a drink, bite to eat and gamble a little bit. Keep expectations tempered for the next few months while they continue to expand. BOTTOM LINE - Resorts World is definitely worth the visit. Looking forward to the poker room opening up in April. I counted 3 roulette tables on the main floor. Only a handful of actual table games available at the time of our visit. Many parts of the hotel are still under construction. Keep in mind that casino, restaurants and facilities ARE NOT FULLY OPEN YET. The bartender was very friendly and knowledgeable. We had a GREAT lunch at the Doubletop grill! Excellent Portobello Swiss burger and lobster roll sandwich. We had no trouble getting our players club cards. This was our first visit so we spent some time walking around the hotel and grounds. My wife and I visited the casino around noon on a Thursday.

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