Very nice grocery, gas station, fast food place and casino. Looks new with nice people. Covered…read moregas pumps with Shell gas. Burger place is Big O Boy. The casino allows smoking.

I like this little casino. I seem to win something every time I'm here. The panini snack bar on the…read moreNorth end boasts delicious sandwiches. The free drink station includes cappuccino and hot chocolate in addition to the cold drink machines. The slots pay decently. I don't understand the bingo slits, but I win on them. Being on the border of two states helps. Not too smoky, either. I like that.

Good little casino for slots etc. have a bar (soft drinks coffee etc are free) and serve good huge…read moresandwiches. I had the 231 exit sandwich, roast beef with horseradish and onions, and it was great. Great friendly staff!

We really appreciate the awesome campground behind the casino! Easy in and out!!! You can arrive…read moreand leave at your leisure!!

My wife and I went there for Thanksgiving. We had a family get together before Thanksgiving. So…read morewe decided to go to Tonkowa casino just as we have many times before to have a relaxing fun time of gambling and relaxing times for the holiday. I have gambled thousands away at this place and always get their offers. This day brought no alcohol sales and the worst dry turkey dinner I ever had. We love Buffalo Grill and never had a bad meal, but this was the worst ever, and all for just a small price of $17 per meal. I have never noticed a time they didn't payout any jackpots as I did this day. I know they posted a big payout on facebook as I would expect that messaging to be appropriate. My message to all is this is not the place to enjoy the holiday. They don't want to make you happy and feel good on a Holiday. Stay away!

I am rating this based on the hotel room, not the actual casino (which was clean but I don't…read moregamble). While on a road trip visiting several tornado alley states, I chose Osage Casino Hotel as my stop in Oklahoma being that I wanted to visit the Twister Museum in Wakita the next day. Not too many hotels out that way so Ponca City seemed like a good choice. This was literally the nicest hotel I have stayed in outside of Vegas! The rooms are BEAUTIFUL and spacious. There's a living room area up front with a TV and the bedroom has an additional TV as well. Really nice and clean bathroom with a very modern shower. Vanity mirror to do your makeup, kitchen sink area above the refrigerator. I actually wish I could have taken this hotel room with me on the rest of my trip. Great view of the pool and it was wonderfully quiet in the room for sleeping. There's no smoking on the hotel room floors and you couldn't smell anything despite smoking being allowed in the casino. They had a really nice free breakfast as well and the front desk personnel were so friendly and accommodating. I'd go back to Ponca City just to stay in this hotel again. Deserves more than 5 stars for the amazingly low price you pay.

Husbands employer got us a room here after a work function. The hotel appears to be having some…read moreconstruction but it is not a hindrance at all. The hotel staff are quite lovely and extremely friendly. I can honestly say I dont know I have ever experienced staff as nice as the ones here. The room is spacious. The bed was comfortable and overall it was quite nice. Mynissues; I wasn't quite happy with the bathroom door which is a slat door with see through slats. Doesn't really give much privacy. My other issue was the smell. I dont smoke. I expected the casino to be smokey. But my room smelled like a lit cigarette. The smell permeates everything. If it didn't smell of cigarettes, i would have given a 4nor 5 star. Needs air purification badly.

Lost 300 an finally got a bonus round which paid 0. I felt…read moreripped off Will never go back

food was very great & fresh, fairly generous portions of food, server was nice & everything came…read moreout quick

Casino is relatively small. Featuring smoke filled game floor completely devoid of any rooms or…read moreareas designated for non-smokers. Be prepared to wash your clothes and hair when you get home to get the smoke smell out.

From the owner: Enjoy a variety of exciting games and a full menu Snack Bar 7 days a week! Tonkawa Casino is…read moreconveniently located off I-35 on East Highway 60 at the Ponca City exit. Be our guest at Tonkawa Casino and see why this is "Where Locals Play!"

Limited games, limited payouts, limited drinks at drink station, coffee not working, probably 55°…read moreinside while it is 70° outside. Saw a few staff memembers, none were friendly. Someone from Guthrie told me it was a pretty good casino. I was truly misinformed.

There are moments in life when a man confronts something so fundamentally absurd that it forces him…read moreto reconsider the entire structure of reality. For me, that moment occurred at the blackjack table inside Cimarron Casino. I walked in expecting a game. Blackjack, after all, is supposed to be a rational system -- numbers, probabilities, risk, discipline. A contest between the player and the dealer mediated by the impartial mathematics of the deck. What unfolded instead felt like a philosophical demonstration that the universe is not governed by fairness, probability, or even basic statistical decency. For hours I watched the dealer operate in what can only be described as a higher dimension of blackjack existence. Bust cards simply did not apply. Hands that should collapse into ruin instead gracefully floated to twenty. The dealer would pull a five when a five was needed, a six when a six was required, a miraculous sequence of salvation that repeated itself so often it stopped feeling like luck and started feeling like cosmic mockery. Meanwhile, the players sat there experiencing the opposite law of nature -- a gravitational pull toward sixteen against a dealer ten, followed by the inevitable, soul-crushing decision: hit and perish, or stand and watch the dealer ascend to twenty with serene inevitability. At some point during the evening I stopped thinking about money altogether. The chips in front of me became symbolic rather than financial. I realized I was no longer gambling -- I was witnessing a philosophical parable about inevitability, futility, and the quiet cruelty of systems that appear fair while producing the same outcome over and over again. The dealers were calm, almost priest-like in their composure, dutifully turning over cards as if participating in a ritual that has been performed for centuries: the ritual of the player slowly realizing he was never meant to win. By the time I left, my bankroll had been completely annihilated, but more importantly my faith in blackjack as a game governed by chance had been thoroughly dismantled. If you wish to experience a place where probability appears to have filed for resignation and the dealer operates with the serene certainty of fate itself, Cimarron Casino will gladly provide that experience. I came to play blackjack. Instead, I received an existential lecture on the illusion of control.

Location not the best if going to an OSU game in Stillwater, but that's all that was open for…read moreparents weekend. Breakfast eggs were not good, but waffles were. Bed comfortable and room clean.

Dirty rooms! Horrible experience and management didn't seem concerned when I talked about it..read more

Went there for dinner and to gamble. I accidentally dropped my purse, immediately contacted…read moresecurity while looking for it. After a few minutes they found it sitting in the chair at the machine I was playing, it wasn't there when I looked and my $500.00 was gone! Security told me they had cameras "ALL over". After about 1/2 an hour waiting for them to review it I was told their servers were down! They did not call tribal police and told me I could call myself. I did when I got home and nothing has been done, no follow up, nothing! How can a casino not have working cameras!

I was ready some of the reviews sound like sore losers and they said it stinks. It does not stink…read moreand it was not open when the virus was out because I tried to go and Wants said it was thinking, probably smelling yourself and at least you can win at those casinos the ones in Kansas you can't.

I live near Tulsa and this is the closest place for AYCE crab legs with the LARGE snow crab legs…read more Fridays only. We'll worth the trip!

Fully staffed yet incredibly slow service. Brought the appetizer after the dinner was served…read more Horrible French Dip, mediocre Ribeye. Friendly server. Never will return.