Horseshoe Southern Indiana Casino Hotel

11/03/09

pit bosses Bob and Terry great!!

by diane von hoffman

we have received many free rooms, but the stains are unreal.. When the casino was Ceasars you had a chance to win, but man oh man when it became horsehoe southern indiana, the money went way down.. the drinks are overpriced and watered down.. the hotel workers are great..

I have talked to many and they were winning big at Ceasars and now that it is Horseshoeand,

the pictures of the winners and the money is down.. so as they say Pictures are worth a thousand words..

I miss Paula, one of the casino hosts, she would call you back. I have called several others and they don't.. It is sad..

we only wish there was another casino closer, as my friends and I get together at Legends which has good food and Julie is the best waitress..

The workers at Total Rewards are so nasty.. They forget we are the reason they are there..

• Pros: pit bosses
• Cons: long walk and winning is way down!!

06/04/05

User review by ces90210

by ces90210

Wow, we were expecting Vegas Caesars quality, but you don't get it here. The walk alone from the hotel to the casino was FOREVER! We weren't expecting that. Couldn't get a comp for anything. We won't be returning, thought it would be more classy like Vegas or A.C., NJ, but it wasin't.

02/17/04

Worth the Trip!

by tjs7

Stayed here during kentucky derby week for $69/nt (weekday). Although it's at the end of a long 2 lane road, the visit was worth the trip. Beautiful Rooms, Pool, interior spaces; facility was also family-friendly (especially for a casino hotel). Staff was helpful in explaining comps, etc - ASK if you have a question!!

• Pros: upscale at low price, great facilities, atmosphere

Step between faux Roman columns and board the world's largest gaming vessel.

by Contributor

The Accommodations
Caesars Indiana claims its hotel rooms are "fit for the gods," but this four-star establishment still has plenty to offer mere mortals: more than 500 rooms with stunning views, Jacuzzi tubs and enough coffee to turbo charge guests through long nights of gambling. And there's no limit to the Roman theme at Caesars. With four stories of gold-gilded arches; marble columns; and enormous, hand-painted murals, this truly is a plush--and slightly silly--production.

The Gaming
The centerpiece of Caesers Indiana is the Glory of Rome, a 450-foot riverboat and floating casino multiplex. With over 140 gaming tables and 2,800 slot machines, the ship offers plenty of opportunity to get in touch with your inner gambler. The stakes start low in the Burning of Rome casino, on the lowest level, but rise substantially higher as gamblers move to Cleopatra's High Limit Slots, on the fourth level.