Here is the proof of everything, but the toilet bowl. I walk down go my own supplies and had to fix my room after we played over several $100's.

If you don't have GREAT CUSTOMER CARE you do not need a front desk position. I waited another 20 minutes no one came, so I called and ask her could I walk down and get the supplies myself and she stated ,I guess. I called back and she raised her voice stating ' I CALL AND IT TAKES TIME' I proceed saying why you upset when I'm only trying to get help and I should be the one upset. I called downstairs to complaining about the concerns and the employee (Adrienne) stated would call housekeeping, so after 25 minutes no one come up. The toilet inside the bowl was nasty, the sheets had stains in several spots and pillowcases were dirty with stain. So after we got back to the room to relax after a long day to find to it had not been clean from housekeeping.

We left the casino around (3:00am) to eat from the nearest Waffle House. I and my husband put out luggage down in the room and headed into the casino to play some. We drive over 4 hours, after arriving late night(11:30pm). Never Again!!! If I could give negative I would at this point. We spent our allotted $10 at the slots, then chewed on thin crust cheese and sausage pizza, cheeseburgers and apple pie while people watching for the rest of the evening. Curiously, the buffets at all four casinos have been temporarily closed for health concerns.

The Lucky Bean offers breakfast and all-day pizza, burgers, salads and desserts while the Sandbar Fish House & Grill delights one and all with fresh seafood and steaks. Open for 24 hours a day, it features a hotel with 122 rooms and suites and a casino with 500 slots, tables for blackjack, craps, roulette and Mississippi stud poker and the Lucky Bean and Sandbar Fish House & Grill restaurants. It is the smallest of the four casinos with 30,000 square feet of gaming space but it is one of the liveliest venues. Our first stop was to WaterView Casino at 3990 Washington Street. My wife and I aren't gamblers but we made time to visit each of the four riverboat casinos located on the banks of the Mississippi River in Vicksburg, Mississippi, during our recent trip to the historic town.

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