I decided to change my review Too baby its not broken up…read moreinto sections. 1 to 5 Stars Gaming -------4 Stars because sometimes its not that bad. 1 to 5 Stars Entertainment ------3 Stars ..... because there's so much talent out there they should do a lot better. 1 to 5 Stars Food & Beverage.....2.5 Stars ..... seriously when your floor people need me to tell them the ingredients of a sombrero or explain to them what kahlua is...and the food is consistently mediocre.. I guess i could give them 3 stars.. Sometimes it's actually five stars most times it's three or four stars, I don't know.I'm gonna have to say, I'll split the difference.And give em three stars....or 2.5 There... That's probably a more realistic review.. I don't need anybody sending me anything back saying, but we gave out a million dollars. Trust me I know the drill.... It's called gambling for a reason...

I was comped three free nights at the Hotel. I only used two…read more First off the Hotel its self is very nice - Its small but the rooms are spacious and clean. The several restaurants on the property are Good -- no complaints . Now as far as the Casino goes . Its the tightest casino in the country. For he two entire days I was there and I spent most my days down in the casino -- I only saw One person getting a Hand Pay. There is NO KENO . Low pay tables on video poker . I know first hand this casino is thumbing down the RTP . so Bottom Line as long as you dont mind Lossing your money Its a great place .

Admission is free and the museum includes an indoor exhibit with artifacts and information about…read morethe history of the area. The Roberts family was one of the first four families to start the First Baptist congregation in the area in 1916. They originally met on Sundays in a schoolhouse located on the property until a church was built in 1928. Outside, the property includes several preserved historic buildings that visitors can walk around and look into. Each structure has informational descriptions explaining its original use, including a horse barn, cane boiler, bunkhouse, maid's house, smokehouse, and more. Overall, the museum is well maintained and somewhat informative. Since it's free, it's hard to complain, and the ladies working inside were incredibly friendly and enthusiastic about sharing the history of the property. Bottom line: I wouldn't detour 20+ minutes to come here but it's a nice free option and come on there are not a lot of free options these days.

The Immokalee Pioneer Museum on Roberts Avenue and Main St. is one of five free museums you can…read morevisit in Collier County. This area was first occupied by the Calusa Indians and centuries later by the Seminoles. In 1872 it was settled by an assortment of hunters, trappers, cowmen, missionaries, and traders. The swamps were drained and the land was used for agriculture. In 1897 the pioneers named the area Immaokalee from the Seminole word meaning my home. The Immokalee Pioneer Museum is located on the ranch of Robert Roberts, the longest running ranch in South Florida. Roberts came to the area from Wauchula in 1914 with his wife, seven children, and 300 cattle. It would be a two hour drive today but back then it took them three days to make the trip. When they arrived in Immaokalee there were only a few other families living there. Mr. Roberts purchased the land with a $50 deposit and a handshake. The first home of the Roberts family was a log cabin built by Charles Hendry, for who Hendry County is named. Roberts started the Red Cattle Company and he would go on to own or lease more than 1,000 acres of land. He became a multimillionaire when oil was discovered on land he owned. Roberts eventually got involved in politics and became a county commissioner from 1925-1931. The 160,000 ranch has now shrunk down 15 acres and the farm is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There are 20 buildings to tour on the museum property. The main building that contains historical displays on what 19th century ranch life was like, is a former church built in 1928 for $616. Other structures include a sugar cane boiler which turned cane sugar into syrup which the family sold, an outdoor kitchen, smokehouse, the horse barn rebuilt in 1943, the bunk house from the 1930's, and the Roberts family home that was donated to the county and restored to how it looked in 1926. The house still contains the boots Roberts wore on cattle drives. If you are interested in pioneer history this museum is worth the 44 mile drive from Naples. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9-4 and they offer different history programs throughout the year. On the day I visited I ran into Santa who was at the museum to take pictures with the children. I couldn't resist stopping by to let him know I had been good this year and could really use an iPhone upgrade. He said he would see what he could do.

I was truly blessed to find such an incredibly talented catering company for my father's 90th…read morebirthday family reunion party. The Stuffed Cuban owned by Chef Jorge and his lovely wife Maxine were the answer to my prayers! The ease of communication and detailed service were outstanding! I received multiple compliments from my guests on the appetizers, the entrees and the desserts. Absolutely no one went hungry and lots of yummy leftovers were enjoyed by all! So sincerely grateful to you both for helping create such a cherished memorable event for our entire family. God bless you both

Jorge and Maxine are absolutely marvelous! They don't just make great food but they do it while…read morebeing flexible, kind, thoughtful, cheerful, experienced, and professional! The wedding reception was elegant and peaceful. Every little request or problem to be solved was met with grace, competency, and a big smile! I'd give Stuffed Cuban 6 out of 5 stars if I could!!

It's always a treat visiting Corkscrew. I feel at peace immersed in its beauty. I wish I could…read morevisit often, but I make it out at least 3 times a year. Coming from Miami, the 2+ hour drive drive let's me visit always mid-day, but on the rare occasion that I leave in the wee hours of the morning, I get treated with loads of animal sighting. Visit often, treat nature kindly, and visit/buy all the beautiful trinkets at the gift shop.

The Corkscrew boardwalk is always a pleasure, even when the animals are hiding! On our most recent…read morevisit the first half of the boardwalk was quiet - some bird calls in the distance but no sightings. The second half was quite different - numerous bird sightings including a barred owl and numerous egrets, an alligator and, for the first time ever, two otters! Every trip is different- sometimes it is just a quiet walk in the woods, sometimes the animals decide to share with us. It isn't a zoo, it is nature so anything can happen.

Booked one way from Naples to Miami Airport. Worst experience ever. Do NOT use these guys…read more Horrible SUV, tires so work the vehicle shook the entire 2 1/2 hour trip. Seats were beat up, disgusting. I repeat, DO NOT BOOK Naples Limo. Terrible vehicle, no refund. Their web site is: https://www.naples limousine.net

From the owner: We service all airports, hotels, and event venues in south Florida…read more We will offer any transportation service, whether it's a trip to the doctor's appointment, shopping, or even supplying transportation to large groups.