My kids love the swimming area, it is a very family friendly atmosphere and a great way to spend…read morethe days in the summer!

This place needs to be updated, it also needs to be properly cleaned and exterminated. My last…read morevisit was in Dec 2025. The room was roach infested. The owner will continue to provide subpar services unless we demand proper and responsible lodging. I don't live with roaches in my home and I refuse to live with them when I'm vacationing.

WTH has happened to this place? Room is filthy (yes I am still here) the toilet paper holder…read morehanging off the wall by a thread! Run down and gross! I would not complain if it was comped but we paid well over 200 dollars to stay in this dump! Never again! Do yourself a favor and keep on going! You don't want to stay here!

Goldstrike Casino has become an absolute disaster zone under the new ownership. This place has…read morenosedived so hard it's almost impressive -- if neglect, filth, and incompetence were an Olympic sport, they'd take the gold. Nothing works. The elevators have been broken for months, leaving only one in service. It's a safety hazard and a blatant ADA violation waiting to happen. Elderly guests, people with disabilities, and staff are forced to wait for ages or climb stairs while management pretends it's not their problem. Maybe an ADA investigation is the only thing that will finally get them to care. The casino floor? Dead. No payouts, no energy, no life. Machines are tighter than a vault and about as exciting as a morgue. The staff look miserable, clearly beaten down by leadership that gives zero concern for morale or guests. Then there's the food -- if you can call it that. The restaurant and steakhouse are an insult. My steak smelled so foul it was actually nauseating -- like rancid meat and dirty gym socks. It was disgusting, and management usually doesnt even blink. Typically No apology, no replacement, no basic decency. Just indifference. They took the steak off the bill for once but I didnt even eat any of it it was so disgusting. The entire property is dirty, outdated, and depressing. Stained carpets, broken fixtures, and an overwhelming feeling that no one in charge has lifted a finger in months. It's honestly unsafe and unsanitary. Their "1 Star Rewards" program couldn't be more fitting -- because that's exactly the experience you'll get: 1 star service, 1 star cleanliness, 1 star management, and 1 star safety. Goldstrike used to have pride and atmosphere. Now it's just greed, grime, and garbage. This place should be shut down until someone competent takes over.

For decades, as I drove down I-55 on my trec from St. Louis to Helena, Arkansas, I saw what I…read morethought was a small, probably par three practice course in Marion, AR. With my peripheral vision I could see 2-3 holes with water hazards that never failed to make me say, "I'm going to check that place out." Finally, on memorial day 2026 I kept that promise and was I surprised! Brownstone is far from "a small, probably par three practice course". It is an eighteen-hole, challenging course that tests one's skill and allows players to use every club in their arsenal. The fairways and greens are well laid out and impeccably maintained. I arrived about fifteen minutes late for my tee time because of some construction in Memphis as I drove to the course from Tunica, MS. When I called, the woman in the pro shop was very nice and assured me that it would be ok if I was a bit late. As it turned out, the course wasn't crowded with golfers but there was a lot of activity at the facility from a family reunion taking place there. I paid my fee which I thought, pre-round, was reasonable. Post-round I felt that a slightly higher greens fee would have been justified. Wait. Did I just say I should have been charged more? Yes I did, and yes, I meant it. This is an outstanding course, and I have paid more for less many times in many places. I don't get to play very often but I long ago recognized that the staff has a great impact on players' club experience. The staff at Brownstone is A#1. To a person they were friendly, personable, and helpful. They more than made up for all the balls I left in the water hazards.

The staff was absolutely horrible! Every time I would order a beer it would take 10-15 minutes on…read morea Tuesday afternoon! The had 3 people working and all of them had a terrible attitude towards me! They also automatically add %20 for ever transaction you make! Their pizza?! It's a joke! Worst pizza I've ever had! We had a pepperoni pizza and the pepperoni was clearly out of date or had gone bad! I would stay away from this place if you are ever invited!

I visited Big Cypress Lodge with a group for a quarterly meeting, and the experience was fabulous…read more We provided goodie bags for our attendees, and the staff graciously handed them out at check-in just as we had requested. The rooms were not only beautiful but also spotless, and every room was ready upon arrival. Wendy was absolutely outstanding. Even though our event took place over the weekend, she made herself readily available and was incredibly responsive whenever we needed assistance. Whether we were coordinating meeting logistics, meal timing, or group activities, she responded quickly and ensured everything ran smoothly. As with any group trip, a few unexpected issues came up, but Wendy handled each one promptly and efficiently. Her attentiveness and willingness to jump in at a moment's notice made a huge difference and allowed us to focus on our meeting instead of worrying about logistics. The front desk staff were consistently courteous and responsive to questions and concerns. In fact, any issues that arose were handled so efficiently that our attendees in the conference room never even knew there had been a problem. A few additional shout-outs to your excellent staff: Cliff in archery wasn't just helpful--he treated us like family and even adjusted his hours to accommodate our group. Tim in archery was also wonderful to work with. Lawrence and John in firearms were indispensable and so much fun! Honestly, if I lived in the Memphis area, I would have invited Cliff, Tim, Lawrence, and John over for supper--they were that welcoming and enjoyable to be around. Derrell warmly welcomed people in the shop, and I even saw him personally guiding our attendees to where they needed to go and walking them to our group--truly above and beyond. Tony at the front desk and Shirl, who seemed to fix things before anyone even knew there was a problem, were also outstanding. Both the Lodge and the store were decorated in an unforgettable way. I highly recommend Big Cypress not only as a destination for individuals, but also as a venue for groups. I would bring a group here again in a heartbeat.

I had this place on my bucket list because the concept is unique, and I happened to be in town for…read morea day, so I decided to try it despite the high price. Overall, I wouldn't stay again. The decor is definitely cool, but the Bass Pro itself was underwhelming compared to places like Cabela's or Scheels. The hotel was very expensive, and they also require a $100 deposit on top of your stay. It was clean and had some fun extras like bingo and complimentary snacks. They offer free rides to the top of the pyramid (otherwise $8 per person), but it wasn't worth it--the service was poor and the experience felt underwhelming. Room service was disappointing, featuring low-quality Wahlburgers with an added 18% service charge plus a $4 delivery fee. There's no breakfast included, which feels like a miss at this price point. Another downside was that many staff members smelled like marijuana. The biggest issue was all the extra fees--around $50 for parking/valet. We booked through a third-party site, and at check-in they didn't take our car information, which could have led to it being towed if we hadn't realized and fixed it late that night. They do offer a shuttle to downtown, but the area didn't feel very safe to go out and explore.

We had a group cookout and outing and it's nice out of the way cottages you can enjoy without…read moredisturbing the neighbors.

These are really cute little cottages, actually they are bigger than my house! They are three…read morebedrooms, and come furnished with everything you need, down to the dishes to cook with. There is also a grill and outdoor seating. For $90 a night its a great place to stay, but you need a military id or need to know someone that is military to reserve these.

Received a complementary offer to come and stay and play at a Hollywood resort/casino in Tunica…read moreMississippi. Opted for a short weekend with two overnight stays. Left a day early due to cleanliness, tight slots and an abundance of cigarettes smoking. Even the non-smoking hotel rooms made you feel like you just smoked a whole pack. One of the dirtiest rooms I've ever stayed in overall condition of the property needs vast improvement. We will not return.

The most joyless casino I've ever been to. Needs a complete overhaul from management to every last…read moreemployee. The staff is lazy, apathetic and rude. The casino is dirty and dated. Hotel was meh. Looks like it's had better days and management is TIGHT with money. Awful experience. Skip and go down the road to Horseshoe or Gold Strike. At least they smile while they work.

Notice 2 people sleep in the lobby (red flag) . Proceed to check in . No issues . Went to get food…read morebefore going to my room which you have to go through security and the casino then out the back . Food was good but the cleanliness of that restaurant needs attention. Then random people ask you for money isn't cool . This really made me go to my room and not even gamble . The room was ok . Hot tub small and out dated . Took a shower and the water went from hot to warm too fast .

This poor example for a hotel was chosen by my employer for me to stay overnight. I briefly read…read moresome reviews about this place that were less than good. As I walked in from the parking lot, I noticed a black SUV with the windows, half rolled down and a child crying from inside the vehicle. There were no adults around or inside the vehicle. As I entered the building, it appeared rundown and not well kept. I mentioned to the front desk about the child in the vehicle out front and she said that security was already notified. As I checked in the two females at the front were rude and seemed as if I was bothering them. They provided me with the card to my room and I proceeded there. I opened the door to my room and immediately smelled the odor of stale smoke and marijuana. Every piece of metal hardware like door, hinges, handles and knobs were very rusty. As I walked across the floor, the soles of my shoes stuck to the floor as I walked. I approached the bed at the foot and very clearly could see large amounts of human and what appeared to be pet hair attached to the white bedspread with the name Harlow's proudly stitched on it. That was enough for me. I left the room and went down and got a refund. I then called Tru by Hilton and the pleasant lady that answered the phone said she would be happy to provide me with a room. I stay in hotels all over the country twice a week and this was by far the worst I have seen as of yet. Stay away from Harlow's

Passing through I needed a quick overnight stay. Located in a very small town Super 8 is the…read moreobvious best choice for lodging. I arrived late and the owner (Mike) was very friendly, prompt and pleasant. The lobby was clean - easy check-in. My room was neat and tidy, the bathrooms were spotless and the bed was very comfortable. Any question or request was addressed very politely and quickly by Mike. You can tell he takes pride in and exhibits great customer service and he wants his guest to have a pleasant stay. Also a nice basic Continental breakfast - coffee juice, tea, cereal, bagels, and baked goods. 4 stars because I think the price/value equation is slightly imbalanced.

I arrived yesterday a little after 5p.m. The outside looked better than the one I passed on my way…read morein. When I pulled in and entered the lobby, I noticed it was small, but very clean and freshly painted. The lady who checked me in was pretty busy. She wasn't discourteous; she was just hurrying to finish something. It's a small establishment, and she is the only person I saw. All of the rooms are nonsmoking. I stayed in room 110 for the night. The room was decorated with blue and was very clean. I turned the ac on when I came in, and I left to go get something to drink at a local gas station. By the time I got back, it was cooling nicely. Instead of little bottles of shampoo and such, these are in containers on the wall. The tv is DirecTv and most of the channels I selected were available. There were plenty of pillows with lots of choices so you can find the one you need. The bed seemed comfortable. I have a lot of back aches so I can't really speak for this too much. There's a full sized ironing board and iron if you need it. It's a good little spot. I would stay here again.

The hotel staff were friendly along with professional. The rooms were clean, well lite,…read morecomfortable, quiet, with great views of outside (depending on your location) along with the bedding I just sunk into every evening; was so inviting. They have two restaurants to choose from; lobby and an after hours rooftop experience for those looking for a little something extra. It too was beautiful. However, I would be amiss if I didn't share my food experience at The Staple Restaurant in the lobby for breakfast a couple of times. I happened to meet the chef "Rico" while I was waiting for my espresso one morning. Such a nice guy with a humble personality. He encouraged me to try his homemade biscuits he made fresh daily. So, on one occasion (after seeing a colleague order this), I tried the Handheld Fried Chicken Biscuit and hash browns with hot honey sauce on the side. The homemade biscuits that this chef makes will make you swoon as your eyes roll back in your head--just the right texture, light, buttery, and hot; what a combination. The problem (depending on who you ask) is that it's hard to eat just one. I watched, with humor, one morning as a baby (around one year old) held one of the chef's biscuits in his tiny hands and tried to stuff the whole thing (as they do) into his mouth. He eventually realized that it was not going to work. So, he broke off small sections and devoured that biscuit; it was so funny to watch. On another occasion, the chef happened to see me and encouraged me to try the biscuit and gravy. Wow, the sauce he makes to go on top is downright "good eating". Another thing I appreciate is that the restaurant knows how to properly cook bacon as opposed to serving it half-cooked; yuck and yikes. It's always crisp and tasteful to the palate. Lastly, the handheld chicken biscuit is not for the faint of heart. The chicken is cooked to perfection along with the biscuit, hash browns, and hot honey sauce on the side. Make your way there if you have not been. You will message me and thank me for the great food, atmosphere, and southern hospitality of the staff along with an amazing hotel stay.

Would not recommend until the General Manager gets control of the mutiny tactics by the cleaning…read morestaff. The cleanliness problems with my room and what many other reviewers describe are staged and intentional by the cleaning crew. 9 out of 10 large bath towels had hair (curly hair that could be pubic hair, and long hair strains like from a comb or brush). I kept asking for towels and they would look clean, even new until we inspected them. Top of toliet seat was not clean when first checked into the room, and it was intentionally dirty in a way to not be missed. I always take clorox wipes with me and always clean all touchable stuff in the room; toliet included. Coffee maker had a long fine hair placed where you couldn't miss it..right where you would put a coffee pod, but I never use hotel coffee makers anyway. I clearly complained about the towels to no success. Had to dry off with hand towels as they were clean, no hairs. Left a tip anyway after the first night hoping to get better service the next day..Nope! Returned to the room that night and the lazy Maid took the cash and didn't even clean the room. I called about that and asked for clean towels....got hairy towels again. Had to use hand towels again. So next day, left no tip. When I got back later that night, entire room was stripped. Called the front desk and she didn't know what was going on. Moved me to another room which seemed fine except one of the beds had black pellets that looked like critter poop under one of the pillow...strategically placed. The other bed was clean. So I slept in that one. Didn't even complain at this point as I was checking out the next day. The cleaning crew clearly hates the GM because all of this makes him look bad as it looks like poor management but it's really sabotage at its best!!!

I called the front desk after we arrived in our room to report that the wine glass was used and…read morestill had leftover wine in the glass. The bottles of water were open and half empty. And part of the window was on the floor in the bedroom. The front desk person said they would let the morning manager know in the AM. I called again in the morning and spoke with the front desk. I had to ask what they were going to do about it. He was able to reduce the room cost. It is still disappointing as it was only suggested for a different room after I had called twice and we had slept there. And no one came to replace the used glasses and water. This is not an inexpensive hotel- service was very poor.

I really dug this hotel a lot. I was able to park right at the entrance each time I arrived. That…read moreis a huge plus for me. Valets tend to look at me funny when they step into the equivalent of Cheech Marin's low rider when I valet my vehicles. JK.. maybe Anyway.... I struggled to find fault here, and so I feel 5 stars is deserving. My lovely bride said "it could use a little refresher". While I will agree with that, I found it charming in every way. Piano bar and all! The view of the river and the greenway puts it over the top for me. It's a stunning view at sunset. We had a king deluxe room and it was really spacious. Much more than most hotels I've been in. It's split into two different buildings. One has a bar called Tugs in it (that is the one we stayed in) and the other has Paulette's in it. Those are stories for another day. There are other restaurants just around the corner as well as Cordeila's Market, love that place. You also have cleaners, optometrist, health clinic, etc. Basically, everything you need is right here! So I guess if you have a little over $10k a month, you can just move in here! Seriously, I liked this stay quite a bit. Late check out too.... What??!!??