From the Suites Tower, you have to walk all the way through the casino in your swim suit to get to the pool - not a great design. The temperature in the casino is freezing so take a sweatshirt regardless that its 90 degrees outside. We never saw housekeeping and we were there 2 nights. Does nobody check those things? The 'lighted make up' area in the room was so dark there was no way anyone can see anything. Melted ice cream, dirty spoons, water bottles, etc. The tables in the Replay bar were filthy - even though they appeared to have been cleaned. Riffs had music ONE night out of the entire Labor Day Weekend. Toby Keith's has a very limited beer menu - not everyone drinks light beer. The food in the restaurants - and we went to Toby Keith's, Replay, the diner and the buffet - all of the food was sub par. Now to the not so good - you have to pay an ante to play a hand of cards so each hand costs $.50 to play. The pool bartenders are fabulous and very efficient. The adult pool area is fun and they have free bottled water. They keep the casino area pretty clean for the amount of people that are there. We had a King room in the Suites Tower which was nice. In 2018, Cherokee Nation Businesses’ entertainment and hospitality portfolio generated around $680 million in revenue.Let me start with the good - the table games are lots of fun, the music is great, check in was quick and easy. 'But as we work through different protocols for safe cleaning of the hotel rooms and spacing, making sure that we feel absolutely confident that we could provide the safest environment that we can, we’ll open those facilities,' Garrett said.Ĭherokee Nation has paid hotel and casino workers during the closures. The Hard Rock hotel will not be open for overnight stays right away. Capacities are being limited to allow for social distancing, food and beverage service is being limited for now, and casino floors will close from 2 a.m. 'As we entered phase three for Oklahoma and Tulsa this week, the trends seemed to indicate that it would be safe for us to open on a very strategic basis,' said Cherokee Nation Businesses CEO Chuck Garrett.Īt all casino properties, workers and guests will have their temperatures checked and be required to wear a mask. Properties in Tahlequah, Fort Gibson and Sallisaw reopened this week.

The tribe closed its 10 northeastern Oklahoma casinos March 17 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Cherokee Nation has started reopening its casinos and aims to have Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa open by the end of next week.

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