The restaurant attached to the lobby seemed to have no signs of life. We walked down the loooong lobby (quite pretty, but again with no one in sight) to registration, where only one person was working. There was a slight stale smell of smoke throughout the lobby since the casino connects on one end (in which smoking is permitted).

We arrived at 3:00- no valet parking attendant in sight, no one at the front doors to greet us, and a deserted lobby area. Louis to see a band in a venue close to the River City Casino & Hotel, so the proximity and the price (cheaper than many downtown hotels) worked well. The shower had great water pressure and a great supply of HOT water! The mirror above the sink had an invisible TV in it- very fun! Our room also had a nice. The bathroom had a separate room for the toilet, and a very nice shower with a rain shower head from the ceiling along with a 'regular' shower head as well. Had a nice TV, refrigerator, safe, desk & chair.

We had a king room, which was a decent size. At registration, we got into our room with no problem (it was an hour before check-in, and the couple in front of us could not get into their room even though the place did NOT seem to have many guests).

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