Grand Casino Mille Lacs

The gaming floor is huge, with all kinds of slot variations and a separate enclosed smoking section that also has lots of slots. There's a wide choice of machines and tables, plus plenty of food and drink options. Staff are very friendly. A great place to lose your money.

The WiFi is awful. My phone showed full bars, but there was no internet. The food is below par too, and it was better back when they had the Grand Northern. The hot tub never gets very hot, and they're way too strict with kids compared with the Hinkley location. The slots feel locked down and are almost impossible to win on. Before the remodel I could hit bonuses; now that hardly happens, and when it does, I barely win anything. Not fun anymore. I don't recommend this cssino.

A big thank-you to Garrett, who rushed over to tell me my phone was safe at the security station before I'd even noticed it was missing. That saved me a lot of stress, and I'm grateful. I also met his lovely wife Shannon, who works here too. They were the bright spot of my stay. I needed a room unexpectedly because driving conditions were poor, and luckily one was available at grand casino mille lacs. I qualified for a complimentary night and paid a $25 incidental fee, which was returned to my account the next day. The rooms have been remodeled nicely and were clean, modern, and comfortable. I wish they offered smoking rooms, though I understand why they don't, and I wish they had chalets like Hinkley. Maybe someday.

Just an overwhelmingly bad experience. The place was extremely dirty, and the bars charged different prices for the same double drink, $8.50 at one and $12.50 at the other, so I made sure to stay away. At 1991 kitchen, a tip was added to the order without telling you. After paying and leaving the tip I wanted, I saw on the receipt that the original bill already included one.