Seven Clans Hotel offers fine lodging. Booked online, no problem. The room price is reasonable…read more All staff are friendly and helpful (for example the Players Club sign-up person). No complaints about rooms, hallways and facilities (built 2012); clean & well kept, showing little wear. Well-arranged - featuring walnut headboard and very large walnut shelf/counter/enclosure for the tv - quite luxurious. Single-serve coffee maker, "Community Coffee;" small fridge w/ no freezer portion; no microwave; large screen tv w/ lots of channels; bathis large, clean, well-maintained. Strangely, the A/C made the room TOO COOL!? We finally got room warmed up to 83℉ (adjusting the thermostat overnight) on the first night.
Overall, there's limited things to do here and in the surrounding area: casino (it is large w/ lots of slots, live poker etc.) plus restaurants and the Dream Pool w/ its "lazy river." The pool is shallow (no deep end) and has a shallower kiddy wading area close to deck chairs, plus a swim-up bar. One beach towel is provided per person. We stayed 2 nights and did it all (no kids). Seven Clans has no staffed lobby, so it is about 400' +/- away to reach the lobby which serves the new Legacy Tower Hotel and Casino entrance. Conversely, since the pool area is out east beyond the Seven Clans, it actually is the closest access from the rooms. You can park near the front or rear sides of Seven Clans for off-loading, etc.
Big Sky Restaurant is exceptional - an upscale setting (expensive) and well-presented, ample meals; it's a formal table setting: 2 forks, appetizers: tasty bread w 2 spreads (butter & c. cheese/pepper jelly), softshell crab on paste. The food tasted great! It's a relaxing setting, small cozy cubicle (would seat 4-5 adults). very quiet (with few customers @ 5-5:30 before the crowds arrive). A large Starbucks is off the lobby. Also available for breakfast, lunch, dinner are: the Terrace Café sit-down, cafeteria style; the Lagniappe Café self-serve type cafeteria; and Noodles Asian Restaurant.