They were repainting the parking lot and closed off the entire front section the whole time we were there. Very poor business sense related to accommodating guests staying and the resort and work being done in parking. Water pressure in shower was very low making it challenging to even wash and rinse hair for my wife. Prices a little high for type of food, though normal for most casinos. Very little other choices close by for other food options, especially breakfast. Chinook Casino offered many more table games and free play though we did not even stay there. Even though signing up for rewards program and staying 2 nights absolutely no offers for free play. The Not Great: The games didn’t seem to pay out as well as other places we’ve been. There are self serve fountain drinks and coffee. There is a good variety of old and new slot machines. The whole resort was clean with baseline expected staff courtesy. Our room with king size bed was spacious with a nice bathroom. You have extremely tight machines, and you know it.The good: The price per night seemed ok initially. Whereas every other casino I’ve played at across the country would have given me several by now. I’ve been spending hundreds of dollars, multiple times per month, for two years, without a single hand pay. Well, your generic reply is not valid in regard to my comment. This is literally the tightest casino I’ve played in my entire life.Īnd if course their automated PR response will say “we’re sorry the slots weren’t paying your last visit, hope you have better luck next visit” I’ve been playing here at seven feathers for two years now, spending the same amount I’ve spent at other casinos, and I haven’t won a single hand pay here. Anywhere from $1500 pretty often, to almost $10,000. And usually every month or two, I get a hand pay. I regularly spend $300-$500 when I visit a casino. And have played at casinos in many states from the Midwest to the west coast.

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