Caesars Southern Indiana - A Caesars Rewards Destination

You can stay the night and head back to gamble in the morning, or spend some time swimming. It makes for a fun outing with kids, family, or a spouse. If you're after a good gambling trip with a place to stay, I'd recommend trying ceasers in Indiana. We had a great experience.

The poker room was really nice, and my room was okay. Getting around the property was confusing, though, and the staff could be friendlier. I also couldn't get the front desk to sort out my issue. At the blackjack table I played, the dealer seemed like they needed more time in dealer school.

I'm staying here now, and I've never been this uncomfortable in a hotel bed. The mattress itself is fine, but there's no fitted sheet, too few pillows, and the ones provided are extremely flat. I'm also not sure what the bedding is meant to be instead of a proper comforter. It's absolutely unacceptable for a decent night's sleep.

I've been coming to southern Indiana for years and have held 7 star status for more than two years. The casino has gone downhill over the last couple of years, especially since the new company took over. Payouts feel almost nonexistent, and I don't believe they're following Indiana's required payout ratio. I've filed a complaint with the Indiana Gaming Commission about it. I've put more than $10,000 into a machine whose top jackpot is $5,700, yet it still hasn't hit. Meanwhile, I've seen someone next to me win $2,300 repeatedly on the same games with $1.60 bets, while I play max bet and keep getting $7 back on an $8 bet. Once you're 7 star, don't count on winning. I turned in my card today and won't return. Be careful: they'll take everything you bring, even when you have money left to keep playing.