Midnight Rose Hotel & Casino

It was a different venue, but we had fun. Our room at Midnight Rose was an unbelievable suite thanks to the incredible customer service of the Front Desk Specialist, Allison. She not only gave us an awesome room, but we received free breakfast.

Horrible small town casino. They wonder why no one comes here. Trying to push the liquor boards to allow more alcohol time to boost revenue? I think not. I say let this place above all sink! I just left there after driving an hour to play poker. Signed up and 45 minutes later after seeing their good ol’ boy system of letting their friends and regulars who spend (or should I say, blow) their monthly social security and retirement checks go to a table before me I inquired about the list. I was rudely told that they called my name 3 times and past me up and deleted me off the list. Funny, because I was sitting there the whole time. I asked how loud they yelled my name and the minimum waged gentleman in the badly dressed tie and attire who calls himself a sorry rendition of a «pit boss» said with a smug look, «about as loud as I’m talking now.» The only thing that keeps this place afloat are the regulars and old senior citizens because their customer service needs serious work. I’m sorry but I didn’t drive an hour for a small paper cup of watered down Dr. Pepper. If you can get past the dated décor and the tired staff of hicks with a small town good ol’ boy feel with horrible service then I guess this would be ok. But I prefer Wildwood as that’s where I am at now playing and they know how to treat their players! You want more money flowing and more players, Midnight Rose? Get with the times and beef up ur staff on customer service!!!

The Midnight Rose Casino appears to have set its sights upon being a small town Vegas. Combining a larger gaming floor, an upstairs Victorian era motel and no less than three restaurants– including a $ 21 buffet, this appears to be more upscale than (for example) the adjacent and co-​owned Brass Ass.
Slot machines include a more interesting variety, with million dollar progressive machines in constant use. Not surprisingly, there are fewer wheeled walkers with folding seats or denture cases parked at the slot machines. That noted, the average age here is still undoubtedly north of 70.
Classy only in the context of its surrounding competition, I’m perfectly capable of tearing through my gambling «allowance» in under three minutes pretty much anywhere.